to local hospitals, including a 10 month old saving in hospice, amy at wiley and we spoke to emily mcdonald a migration specialist, and the u. k. advocacy office for human rights one. she says the u. k. needs to establish safe routes for migrants to enter the country. this is an absolutely devastating an incident. and if something that is entirely preventable and then you, you take of them and needs to shift away from the approach of performing governments to ensure that it's actually taking measures that save lives. so one of the key ways to do this is of course ensuring that the u. k. and from cooperate together to have robust search and rescue operations in the english channel. but secondly, they really need to be ensuring safe pathways for people to reach the u. k. now one of the reasons the key driver of why people get on the flimsy, over crowded bodies and end up in powerless situations that see is because there was very little space ways for people sling pacification people thinking about a life to actually reach the u. k. now it's the government's open most sites, pathways. this wou

motivated to try and make this dangerous to crossing across the the, the english channel that emily mcdonald migration specialist and the u. k. advocacy office of human rights wars. thanks for joining us. thanks so much. i a w and says serial still unsafe optis, 13 years of war between pro government forces and rebel fights is the you. and so will one define. this is escalating on several front lines and the people of syria a bearing the brunt for millions have sort refuge in neighboring countries. that means there's little chance of returning home any time soon, saying ahold of that wants to be in refugee, living in tripoli, in north 11 o. as a refugee at the age of 14 mohammed was forced to please syria when the war broke out in 2011. he says his space within which he can feel protected is vanishing. and he has have to go into hiding lamaster and less assets about who and when i caught trouble, i can't stay uh, i'm by conflict. tons of my country has is just to destroy it from the inside. and i, let's say of, and i have lost all hope in life. how much is stuck in time like this damaged rus

yes, this is emily mcdonald is a migration specialist at the u. k. advocacy office for human rights watch. she says that you can use to establish se fluids for migrants to enter the country. this is an absolutely devastating an incident. and if something that is entirely preventable, and then you, you take of human needs to shift away from the approach of the former governments to ensure that it's actually taking measures that save lives. so one of the key ways to do this is of course ensuring that the k and from cooperate together to have robust search and rescue operations in the english channel. but secondly, they really need to be ensuring safe, pos ways for people to reach the u. k. now one of the reasons the key driver of why people get on the flimsy, over crowded bodies and end up in powerless situations that see is because there were very little safe ways for people sling pacification. people seeking a better life to actually reach the u. k. now as the government opened most sites, pathways, this would go a long, long way in ensuring that

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