A group of Afghan migrants on a Greek island stoned a teenage girl after she refused a forced marriage.
The 17-year-old girl was subjected to the horrific attack by the group of men who had been staying at the Moria migrant camp on Lesbos.
Eirini Agapidaki, Greece's Deputy Minister of Health, revealed the vile incident during the height of the migrant crisis.
At that time, the refugee camp was the largest camp on the continent until it burned down in September 2020.
It was originally constructed to house around 3,000 individuals - but around 20,000 people ended up living there in the summer of 2020. Around 7,000 were thought to be minors.
There, disorder and chaos was widespread, with human rights bodies regularly criticising the camp's conditions.
During his papacy, Pope Francis labelled the site a concentration camp.