Photos: Protests, violence and tears at the unofficial refugee camp in Idomeni

An immigrant throws rocks at Greek police at the Idomeni camp on May 18, 2016. Clashes started when immigrants commandeered an empty train wagon and pushed it toward the Macedonian border. They were stopped by Greek police, who fired tear gas and stun grenades.

This migrant suffered injuries during the clashes at Idomeni camp.

Families run after tear gas was fired by Greek police during the clashes.

A protester walks past a fire lit during clashes at the camp.

A disabled Syrian refugee wipes his eyes after exposure to tear gas.

Leen Issa comforts her daughter, 11-year-old Rezan, who was suffering from the effects of tear gas exposure from clashes the previous night. Rezan had open heart surgery as a baby and still suffers from a heart condition. The family from Syria lives in tents positioned on the train tracks in Idomeni, an informal camp on the Greek side of the Greek Macedonian border.

Anas Nashwati, 22, and his mother, Maryam Boura, leaving Idomeni for a new camp near Thessaloniki, the day after clashes between immigrants and Greek police ended in tear gas. The family (of three, including his sister, 16) were living aboard a train parked at the station when the clashes started. "We closed all the windows but still the tear gas came in. My mother, who has problems breathing, is still suffering. We can't live here," explained Nashwati.