Survivors2 is a group of experts-by-experience living in Greece, who come together to speak out for the rights and recognition of survivors of torture and cruel/inhumane treatment..
All Survivors2 members are either current or former beneficiaries of MSF’s rehabilitation clinic for victims of torture based in Athens.
“We call ourselves Survivors2 because we have all survived torture and other violence to get to Greece and instead of finding safety and support here, we’re being forced to struggle to survive all over again,” Patrick
Survivors2 speak out for all those survivors who were in Greece in the past and have now moved on.
Survivors2 speak out for all those survivors who are trying to rebuild their lives in Greece now.
Survivors2 speak out for all those survivors who might seek sanctuary in Greece in the future.
We speak out to raise awareness of the realities facing survivors in Greece.
We speak out for dignified and humane living conditions for all survivors in Greece.
We speak out for an asylum system in Greece that respects and protects the particular needs of people who have experienced torture.
If you would like to interview a member of Survivors2 or invite us to speak about the issues facing survivors of torture and cruel/inhumane treatment living in Greece, please contact: MSFOCB-Athens-Com@brussels.msf.org
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