we can speak to paul reynolds who is ceo of save the children. he join us on skype from melbourne. thank you for joining us. save the children has been closely involved with a lot of these allegations of atrocities being carried out. this report is being welcomed by you, but what stands out as the most important recommendation made by it? >> well, the most important reppation from our perspective is the need for independent oversight in relation t to them. the report details overwhelming evidence about the harm that is being done particularly to children and their families and without a proper independent oversight mechanism, our concern is that this is going to continue. >> the australian government counters that criticism with the statement that this is actually the property and the domain of a sovereign government and that it's not its own responsibility. >> well, we would cite that's a legal fiction. no refugee is there except for australian border policy and, of course, all of the facilities in relation to refugees is being paid for by the australian taxpayer. australia cannot

. >> paul reynolds is the ceo of save the children. he says the people held in what is effectively a prison have suffered enormous mental harm. >> the most important recommendation from our perspective is the need for independent oversight in relation to both the island and nauru off-shore processing. the report details overwhelming evidence about the harm that is being done particularly to children and their families. and without a proper independent oversight mechanism, our concern is that this is going to continue. it's now being opened up. it's been a closed processing center, not unlike low security prison for a long time. and that's probably what's done the most thunderstorm children and their families. the sense of being locked up without any hope of a future. and given that many of those people have been in that situation for hundreds of days, that has done enormous mental harm. that's the key outcome we have experienced. >>> hungary closed its capital's main eastern railway station. this is the scene live right now. you can se

reynolds filed this report. >> reporter: destination germany, another train carrying refugees pauls into munich's central station, men, women and children tumble out, many escaping the war in syria. even the youngest gets a warm welcome from a volunteer. they appeared weary, as they made their way to a reception area. we asked how they felt to be in germany. >> thank god we are in a country as developed as germany. >> reporter: this wan said she made nearly all the journey on foot. i wa. >> she said her dream is to stay in germany and end her life in germany. because it is a land, a country of blessing. and humanity. >> reporter: volunteers help to bridge the language barrier. germany by itself can't do it all. we need all the help we can get, every voice counts. >> reporter: as refugees took a first step in a process that leads to refugee status. european politicians fretted over their next moves. germans stream lining rules for asylum and allocating funds for shelters. austrian president called for an mergieummit meeting saying his country's decision to allow thousands to enter was a temporary measure. germans

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