At the moment, Lesvos Solidarity is undergoing serious financial difficulties. The team remains committed to keeping the community projects running. However, with limited resources there will likely be changes to the nature and scope of our work.

We are inviting you to take a moment and read our Annual Report with information and details on the actions and activities Lesvos Solidarity has undertaken in 2018. 

This Monday 18th March marks three years since the EU-Turkey deal came into force. On Saturday 16 th March, a solidarity demonstration will take place at 12pm in Sappho Square, Mytilene, called by international actors working for the rights of migrants on the island. Lesvos Solidarity will stand with those across Europe and Greece resisting the deal and the racism and fascism that has been exacerbated as a result. We will be joining those in Athens, Thessaloniki, and around Europe demonstrating at the same time.

This position is addressed to professionals with the equivalent degree authorised by the Greek state.

This position is addressed to professionals with the equivalent degree authorised by the Greek state.

This position is addressed to professionals with the equivalent degree authorised by the Greek state.

On 16 July 2018, following a hearing at the court of Mytilene and an inspection of the PIKPA refugee camp, an application for interim measures against the camp was rejected. The application was submitted by 5 hotel owners and 2 individuals both in the Neapoli area of Mytilene, and referred to risks of lost profits, environmental degradation, risks to public health and detrimental effects on the quality of life in the area. The Municipality of Lesvos as well as the Lesvos Hoteliers Association supported the application for the interim measures.

Lesvos Solidarity reacts to the reports regarding the announcement by the Region of North Aegean to close down the open, self- organised space of PIKPA in Neapoli due to the report by the Hygiene Service, which considers it dangerous to public health and the environment.

On Friday afternoon 25 May 2018, intense fighting broke out at Moria camp, leaving many people injured. A group of around 70 refugees, including many families with young children and several injured people, fled the violence and found refuge in a park in Mytilini. Some injured people were transferred to the hospital by ambulance.