Attacks on Kurds in a Greek Camp Raise Fears That Conflict in Syria Has Followed Refugees Abroad

Summary: Nabih has lived in a refugee camp called Moria, on the Greek island of Lesbos, for over a year, ever since he fled his home in the Kurdish Syrian city of Kôbane. In late May, he was walking back to his tent when he felt a rock fly past his face. Within a matter of seconds, he found himself amid a full-on fight, with rocks thrown left and right. Suddenly, a group of masked men emerged, brandishing metal batons. “Who is Kurdish here?” one of the men barked.