Migrants waited in the rain at the Trnovec border crossing in Croatia on Monday. Amnesty International described the conditions there as "dire."
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Slovenian police helped some of the people who were stuck in cold and wet weather in Trnovec.
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Restrictions on movements through the region have produced bottlenecks at Croatia's borders, including in Trnovec.
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Problems also arose in the Serbian village of Berkasovo, at the border with Croatia, where hundreds of people were stuck on Monday.
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People in Berkasovo were in a "desperate situation," a U.N. refugee agency official said Monday, describing the cold and wet weather as "horrible."
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Migrants resting in Trnovec on Monday. Amnesty International criticized governments in the region for allowing the crisis to develop.
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Migrants in Berkasovo waiting to enter Croatia on Monday. "We have families, pregnant women, small babies, the elderly, three generations of families, an old woman in a wheel chair," said Melita Sunjic of the U.N. refugee agency.
