'They are beaten, bitten by dogs, their money taken away, their phones destroyed': Migrants fight for survival on Polish-Belarusian border - eviltoast
Hundreds of migrants fight for survival on Polish-Belarusian border
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In a forest listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, hundreds of migrants fight for survival in the hope of crossing into the European Union. So far, 48 bodies have been found there since the start of the migration crisis two years ago

The Polish NGO Grupa Granica accuses the Polish border guards of not accepting asylum applications from migrants. “They don’t let them apply, even if they speak English and show their papers,” says campaigner Anna Alboth.

  • Nukemin Herttua@sopuli.xyzEnglish
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    1 year ago

    Sure! And it’s not only the Poles that are slowing down EU legislation, but the big countries away from the EU borders. It is a though sell domestically and takes time to implement. Eventually the refugee crisis will become a huge problem and a change, whether a more humane or cynical one, will be necessary.