Today has been my seventeenth day of Hunger strike and the eighteenth day for the captives, the refugees who are imprisoned in Moria. I went to meet Amir, Arash and Hussein today. As always I was unable to touch my brother or even give him a hug. They have not let us, two refugee brothers, hug each other. Let us go on, I feel very down today. This is not because of the hunger, the thirst, or me and my brother´s suffering, but because of the young Iraqi Kurdish Bahrooz, a very nice young man. Arash is twenty five years old. He has been in Mytilini for one and half years. During this time he has been helping refugees, UNHCR, and EURO RELIEF. He has been working as a translator. No one has experienced any bad behaviour from this compassionate young man. Even though he has received his AUSWEISS with THE BLUE STAMP, he was arrested and imprisoned. They want to deport him to Turkey and/or Iraq. Everyone knows that Turkey is very dangerous for kurds. Arash Behroz is suffering from KIDNEY and HEART problems, and his psycological condition is very bad. He is suffering. Unfortunately, as a captive, he has not received any medical or psycological support. Today when I met the hunger strikers I saw that Arash Bahroz’s condition had worsened severely. His condition is much worse than the others. I cannot understand why they are doing this to those young men. What would you think if I told you that in my country (Iran), which is a dangerous and severe dictatorship, I could see my family and touch each and every one of them when I was imprisoned. Why can I not do this here? I was imprisoned in Iran because of my opposition agains the government, even they gave me permission to meet and touch my family, but yet I am not given that privelage here, a country where I sought refuge because of my confidence in the UN and Europe. Why do they treat us like this? Why do they think that Turkey is a safe country for kurds? The deporation of kurds to Turkey is just like making a wolf the guardian of a sheep.