Protest of refugees in Diavata (Thessaloniki, Greece)

Diavata (Thessaloniki) protest - Diego Herrera Carcedo

A refugee looks to the police during the protest in Diavata Camp - Diego Herrera Carcedo

Diavata (Thessaloniki) protest - Diego Herrera Carcedo

A refugee injured by police gas during the protest in Diavata Camp (Greece) - Diego Herrera Carcedo

A refugee asks for peace of mind during the Diavata protests- Diego Herrera Carcedo

An angry refugee stopped by other colleagues at the Diavata protest (Thessaloniki, Greece) - Diego Herrera Carcedo

A refugee woman sees to the police in Diavata Camp (Greece) - Diego Herrera Carcedo

Diavata (Thessaloniki) protest - Diego Herrera Carcedo

A kid crying because police threw gases during protest in Diavata Camp (Greece) - Diego Herrera Carcedo

A father kisses his son during the Diavata protests (Thessaloniki) - Diego Herrera Carcedo

Diavata (Thessaloniki) protest - Diego Herrera Carcedo

Father and son goes out of Diavata Camp (Greece) after the protest of refugees - Diego Herrera Carcedo

A little baby watches the police in the other side of the fence - Diego Herrera Carcedo

Diavata (Thessaloniki) protest - Diego Herrera Carcedo

A family look to the police charges in Diavata Camp (Greece) - Diego Herrera Carcedo

Diavata (Thessaloniki) protest - Diego Herrera Carcedo

Refugees protesting in Diavata Camp (Greece) - Diego Herrera Carcedo

Diavata (Thessaloniki) protest - Diego Herrera Carcedo

Three refugees pray during the protest at Diavata (Thessaloniki) - Diego Herrera Carcedo

A mother with her two childrens in Diavata Camp (Greece) - Diego Herrera Carcedo

Diavata (Thessaloniki) protest - Diego Herrera Carcedo

Some children watch the fire in Diavata (Thessaloniki) - Diego Herrera Carcedo

In April 2019, the rumour that the borders with Macedonia were being opened was spread among the refugees who were trapped in Greece. Due to this, hundreds of refugees tried to move to the north of Greece, only a few managed to arrive in Thessaloniki where they met the Greek police and military corps ready to stop their advance. these photographs document what was experienced during that day.