The Croatian village of Opatovac has become the re-entry point into the European Union for thousands of people seeking a better life further north in Germany and beyond. <br /><br /> Croatia has become one of the main transit countries following Hungary’s decision to close its border with Serbia last week. <br /><br /> While Europe tries to find a solution the volunteers continue their work on the ground. <br /><br /> “We’re just trying to give them confidence, we say you’re safe, you’re in Europe, forget…. They’ve been through so much to get here,” explained a volunteer called Amram from Pakistan.<br /><br /> Each weary person passing through has a story of why they left their homes, of how they made it as far as Croatia and where they hope to reach.<br /><br /> Those who agree to register in the country are then brought to the border with Hungary much to the annoyance of Budapest.<br /><br /> Despite the difficulties the refugees passing through Croatia are clear why they have chosen Europe over countries closer to home? <br /><br /> “They didn’t provi
