Ewa Ernst-Dziedzic, Green Party spokeswoman for foreign policy, migration and human rights, sees the problem of the migration crisis in the fact that individual member states in Europe pretend not to be involved. The member of the National Council does not believe that Viktor Orban is a true ally of Austria. The truth is: “Orban just wants to agree with Austria how to send people to us.”
Of course you have to talk to Hungary and make it clear to them that they do not have a functioning asylum system and that this immediately falls back on Austria, emphasizes the member of the National Council in the Krone Live Talk with Jana Pasching. The fact is that Hungary has overruled the EU’s asylum law.
“There are no registrations there anymore, people have no choice but to talk to people smugglers, who then try to smuggle them across this border in some way. If the system worked, we could register people and then check who is right has asylum and who has not,” says Ernst-Dziedzic. Restoring the external borders of the asylum system is one thing, clear guidelines from the European Union is another.
Attacks on infrastructure: ‘They want to starve people’
Ernst-Dziedzic describes the atrocities in Ukraine as “unscrupulous and highly criminal”. Just a week ago, bodies were discovered in Kherson with signs of torture. The investigations are still at the beginning, Ukraine said. “Right now we are really dealing with a level of cruelty that is hard to believe that women, children and the civilian population could be abused in this way.”
Because of the damaged infrastructure, Ukrainians must be prepared for power outages until the end of March. More than 50 percent of Ukraine’s infrastructure has already been destroyed. “You really want to starve people with it.”
Ernst-Dziezic does not follow the World Cup in Qatar. “People want to sneak up on a statue here. We hear what’s going on there every day.” FIFA got involved with a state that violates human rights.
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Source: Krone
I am Ida Scott, a journalist and content author with a passion for uncovering the truth. I have been writing professionally for Today Times Live since 2020 and specialize in political news. My career began when I was just 17; I had already developed a knack for research and an eye for detail which made me stand out from my peers.
