so it's catherine bullard, their director of the european council on refugees and exiles. we can turn our attention now to some other world news headlines at this hour. for those supreme court has handed down the 1st sentence of a riot are involved in the storming of government offices in january. the supporter of former president jr. bull scenario was jail for 17 years. several others are still to be tried for their role in riots and the capital brazilian following both in arms election loss. a court in bangladesh has jails to zoom in rights activists for publishing, so called false information. critics say as part of the crack down the head of elections early next year. the activists had been documenting police brutality and alleged killings and disappearances of opposition figures. and it has now been more than 2 years since the tale of on return to power in afghanistan and imposed severe restrictions across much of society. among their many prohibitions is a strict ban on music. so that led many musicians, of course, to flee the country. now and musical exchange projec

mean the thought of yet another political stand of the migration for more i'd like to welcome catherine bullard, the director of the european council on refugees and exiles. thank you for taking the time we have here. thousands of people arriving within 24 hours. why are we seeing so many people arriving now to it, is because of the situation in the countries of origin of the people arriving wherever we're seeing increased situations of persecution in security for j. let's say that is leading people to leave. but also the situation in the countries of trends, let's say, where previously people might have been able to stay working, live in dignity in a country like new seo or libya. and that has become increasingly difficult with the rise, for instance of races to tax. and she needs here, which is a propelling people to try to move on to go to europe. so it's a combination of reasons that leads to the numbers of people arriving and which none the less remain manageable, should that be a collective european response, which is what we need now to deal with the agent situation and non produce. uh,