An Unemployed Greek Family Opened their Home to a Family of Refugees
(WorldNews Greece)

This article originally appeared on VICE Greece Two years after the photo of Alan Kurdi (the Syrian boy who drowned trying to enter Greece) was circulated, global interest in the subject of the European migration crisis is at an all time low. According to a Guardian report, since 2015 the Greek government - still in a deep financial depression caused by the global economic crash - has received more than £700 million in aid to help deal with the refugee crisis. However, the vast majority of migrants still live in poorly constructed, weather exposed tents in overpopulated, remote camps. And while governments across Europe have been failing to find a solution to the growing problem, in the last...