Under Greece's Nea Demokratia government, the situation for migrants and refugees in the country is rapidly deteriorating with the EU's callous support.
Doctors Without Borders has been helping millions of people worldwide since 1971. For its work, the international emergency aid organization has received the Nobel Peace Prize. But the group is no stranger to criticism.
The Greek government and the EU are closing down the squalid refugee camps on the islands of the Aegean, and people are being transferred to newly-built "closed controlled access centres". These prison-like facilities, which are coming into use at the same time as a the services available to refugees are being cut back, are having injurious effects upon people's mental health and wellbeing.