Worst refugee crisis since WWII
RT.com
4 Sep, 2015
Europe’s refugee crisis has been dubbed the worst since WWII with a record number of 107,500 asylum seekers crossing the EU’s borders in July. Tens of thousands of people are fleeing war and poverty in the Middle East and North Africa to start a new life in Europe, but many meet a tragic end there.
04 September 2015
15:02 GMT
The Hungarian parliament has introduced emergency anti-migration laws.
The laws include three-year jail terms for people climbing over the newly constructed razor-wire fence on the border with Serbia, as well as new border “transit zones” to hold asylum seekers while their applications are processed.
The government has also declared a “state of crisis caused by mass immigration.” This allows the police and army to assist in registering asylum applications, as well as operate detention facilities in registration camps.
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