Hundreds of Palestinian Syrian refugees were victimized by human traffickers in Greece, which is one of the main gates to get to Europe. Dozens of them had been erected and theft by human traffickers who promised to deliver them to northern European countries, forcing them to stay in the Greek cities or long periods reached in some cases for more than six months.
After long days of waiting, most of the refugees lost their money, where they became unable to access their destination, nor to secure their temporary situation, especially with the approach of the tourism season in Greece, and the accompanying rise in prices.
In the meantime, dozens of stranded refugees in Greece appealed human rights and relief organizations to alleviate their suffering, and to provide a helping hand to them after they were stranded during their trip to northern Europe.