TOPSHOT - This picture taken from the Greek side of the Greece-Turkey border near Kastanies, shows migrants waiting on the Turkish side on March 2, 2020. - Greece was on a state of alert on March 1, 2020 as it faced an influx of thousands of migrants seeking to cross the border from Turkey, with locals fearing a new immigration crisis. More than 13,000 migrants have gathered on the Turkish side of the river which runs 200 kilometres (125 miles) along the frontier and separates them from Greece and therefore the European Union. The flow of migrants from Turkey has triggered EU fears of a re-run of the 2015 migrant emergency when Greece became the main EU entry point for a million migrants, most of them refugees fleeing the Syrian civil war. (Photo by Sakis MITROLIDIS / AFP)
Sotsiaalmeedias avaldatakse jõhkraid kaadreid sellest, mida teevad migrandid Türgi-Kreeka piiril lastega, et Lääne ajakirjanikes kaastunnet äratada.
Videoklipil on näha, kuidas laps aetakse laksude ja raputamisega nutu veerele ja üks “isa” tormab siis nendega esinema. Selliseid ebainimlikke lurjuseid Euroopa küll ei vaja, lapsi aga peaks kaitsma juba enne piirile jõudmist.
