survive but i can say that this is my overall tosk to present in a few weeks new compact on migration asylum and i spent a lot of time to go shopping in talking with member states some palm meant and other stakeholders and i do think that we can percent holistic. proposal that can get acceptance from member states because it's really necessary both for the solidarity between member state that we have a. solid solidarity mechanism but also to dishonor directly with these individuals that are now as you just saw saw here living on the streets and of course that it's not sustainable that the context that you say it's not sustainable what is happening on lesbos and the and also the european policy on migration in general this new cut on migration that you're developing how is that going to help the people who are on lesbos right now out on the streets desperate. the acute situation we have to handle right now but that's why we are active together with the greek authorities together with members say sound very happy that we have many member states also showing stepping up saying they are n

at the checkpoint the scale of the police's tosk is evident there's a steady stream of traffic the bus is a crowded it's impossible to detect a traffic child in the title of bodies. in even the smallest nepali village people are preoccupied with finding work abroad for their children. the area near the village of bahrain is a hotbed of maoist activity in recent years they've been riots bombings and executions. door vs husband was a maoist who was killed by the police she's been left a widow with 3 young children to bring up and her face is a picture of bitterness she's desperate to get her children out of the country. i just want them to go away from here here there's nothing no money everything is finished for us. the government here gives us nothing there's no help from anyone to take care of my family. i don't know how it works or who goes where or how how do i know anything about the outside world i hear they all go to saudi or malaysia i don't know how they go there i've never stepped outside this village i just want to do something which will make my kids and my family live a bet

i can't survive but i can say that this is my overall tosk to present in a few weeks on new pact on migration asylum and i spend a lot of time negotiating in talking with member states some palm meant and other stakeholders and i do think that we can percent holistic. proposal that can get acceptance from all member states because it's really necessary both for the solidarity between member state that we have a solid solidarity mechanism but also decided directly with these individuals that are now after just so so here living on the streets and of course that it's not sustainable that the context of that germany's parliament the bundestag a set to debate the humanitarian situation all lesbos following the fire at the morea camp lawmakers from most german political parties expressed a willingness to take an in of these some of the might ones left without shelter exception being the far right tentative for germany apart in an interview with the interview and you say it's deputy leader beatrice from start to choose the vibrance of starting the fire themselves she said accepting people from the

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