now they have the chance to start a new life in luxemburg after a period in quarantine. they haven't devoted. just course we've not made the world a better place or made it more beautiful what we have here in the framework of the european union's peace project is actual solidarity with greece but also with people who have a right to a dignified life without hunger without was here and also to a life in peace. and live in freedom. thousands of minors are stuck on the greek islands living in overcrowded camps they are mostly boys who fled their countries alone before the coronavirus crisis a group of european countries pledged to take in 1600 of them but the process has stalled and observers report the situation in the camps is getting worse. thought and. there's not enough space is not enough medicine not enough doctors on site to deal with the situation appropriately it's really embarrassing and we're here in europe and we're not able to make sure these people's lives and no longer in danger before us and germany wants to follow luxemburg lead it is expected to take in u

touchdown in luxemburg safety finally for 12 and accompanied minors they were living in refugee camps on the greek islands of chios some loss and as now they have the chance to start a new life in luxemburg after a period in quarantine. we haven't even. just clueless we've not made the world

now they have the chance to start a new life in luxemburg after a period in quarantine. course we've not made the world a better place or made it more beautiful what we have here in the framework of the european union's peace project is actual solidarity with greece but also with people who have a right to a dignified life without hunger without was here and also one life in peace. i believe in freedom. thousands of minors are stuck on the greek islands living in overcrowded camps they are mostly boys who fled their countries alone before the coronavirus crisis a group of european countries pledged to take in 1600 of them but the process has stalled and observers report the situation in the camps is getting worse. thought and. there's not enough space is not enough medicine not enough doctors on site to deal with the situation appropriately it's really embarrassing and we're here in europe and we're not able to make sure these people's lives and no longer in danger and even before. germany wants to follow luxembourg's lead it is expected to take in up to 50 unaccompanied

hundreds in a dozen you states but germany says the process has been held up by red tape arrival in luxemburg these were the 1st children to be relocated this week from the refugee camps on greek islands 1600 unaccompanied minors being relocated around europe and the national 53 will travel to germany on saturday isn't a sleep we are striving to provide help is positively european solution we offered that early on already on march the 8th the german government decided to accept at least 350 children from the camps and. 5 of the children will eventually travel here to potsdam just south of matt mike shubert has been demanding action from the german government for months. because we could certainly take in more we already said that in january that's why for me it's interesting i'm quite a positive person so i see it as an initial step in getting people here but more have to follow quickly vital for the german interior ministry says huge numbers of players and bureaucracy is slowing down the process do you see colonel virus restrictions to the children are arriving in germany will complete a 2 w

arrival in luxemburg these were the 1st children to be relocated this week from the refugee camps on greek islands 1600 unaccompanied minors are being relocated around europe and initial 53 will travel to germany on saturday isn't asleep we are striving to provide help as part of a european solution we offered that early on already on march the 8th the german government decided to accept at least 350 children from the candles. 5 of the children will eventually travel here to potsdam just south of man mike shubert has been demanding action from the german government for months. because we could certainly take in more we already said that in january it's wise to me it's interesting i'm quite a positive person so i see it as an initial step in getting people here but more have to follow quickly with. the german interior ministry says huge numbers of play is. slowing down the process do you see current virus restrictions to the children arriving in germany will complete a 2 week quarantine before moving on to other cities thousands of miles from the harsh conditions of the camps they lef

bodies and of all i can add to that is i come from a left tradition that faulted hard time rosa luxemburg the german revolution he said the revolution marches to victory through a series of defeats and martin luther king said the arc of the universe is long but it tends towards justice but it's not long anymore we've only got 30 years to decarbonize the planet and so the ingrained mentality that we on the left have had that we we might be defeated this time but all children you know oppressed peoples always say that don't leave our children will avengers. they more nor the we've got probably 30 years these acquittal 30 years and i hope that everyone as engaged with politics as you clearly are in this audience takes strength from that because we can actually we can really wish to this plan. thank you thank you thank you thank you thank you. thank you thank you so much thank you. there's no punchline to speak violence sometimes stuff is just bad pub culture is not innocent it's coated with all kinds of politics the white mainstream feels that the shift is happening the nerve of the nervous