Greece in Crisis - in pictures

Graffiti artist Bleeps.gr paints a mural in Athens
Photograph: Sean Smith for the Guardian

Pater Daniel holds Sunday service in Agia Triada church at Piraeus harbour, near Athens
Photograph: Sean Smith for the Guardian

The W nightclub in Athens. Many young Greeks are struggling with new austerity measures
Photograph: Sean Smith for the Guardian

Taxi drivers protest outside the Athens parliament building. Cabbies are angry at moves to loosen restrictions on licensing rules as part of its austerity programme
Photograph: Sean Smith for the Guardian

Dr Georgios Papadakisa, a doctor with Medecines Du Monde who works in Athens and Perama. The charity used to just deal with emergencies in the developing world, but have now set up clinics in Greece to help refugees and the homeless
Photograph: Sean Smith for the Guardian

An abandoned three-storey villa in Zografou which was built with a controversial foreign loan
Photograph: Sean Smith for the Guardian

A shipyard in Perama, a town with very high unemployment. There is still some work refitting ships and some luxury shipbuilding but most workers work on a casual basis
Photograph: Sean Smith for the Guardian

A shipyard in Perama, a town with very high unemployment
Photograph: Sean Smith for the Guardian

Leonidas Samiou in the Klimaka hostel, Athens. The 47-year-old former painter and decorator has been unemployed for three years
Photograph: Sean Smith for the Guardian

Dr George Papapamagiotou delivers Anna Anemomilou's baby. Every baby born in Greece owes €35,000 due to the financial crisis
Photograph: Sean Smith for the Guardian

Police search suspected illegal immigrants in the Omonia area of Athens
Photograph: Sean Smith for the Guardian