The Life Beyond
The Life Beyond
Every year, tens of thousands of migrants arrive on the Greek shores after a long and difficult journey in search of a better life.
They leave their families behind, not hearing from them for months or even years. Those who stay behind sometimes have to move or hide, and consequently lose contact. Distraught and isolated, migrants call on the ICRC for help locating and contacting their loved ones.
Check the documentary: lifebyond.icrc.org
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