The death of immigrants on the way to a better life

In recent weeks, at least three people have died trying to cross the English Channel to safety in the UK, with many others feeling so desperate that they tried in a flimsy and ill-fitting boat, even in winter. pass through the channel

Mike Adamson, the chief executive of the British Red Cross, in his interview with the news agency of the same organization, believes that the opportunity to help the 82 million people who have now been forced to leave their homes is closing, but it is necessary for the world to end these tragedies. which are repeated daily to cooperate with each other.

Simultaneously with this situation, heartbreaking scenes are seen on the border between Poland and Belarus of women, men, and children who are stuck between the two countries without humanitarian support. It has been reported that many of these people have died due to the lack of proper facilities in the cold weather.

Statistics show that the vast majority of those traveling through the English Channel are from countries that are internationally at war or have high rates of discrimination.

Every day, the world witnesses the death of people who lost their lives on the way to a better life, considering that 1% of the world's population is forced to leave their homes to escape from military, political, and climatic crises, it is necessary for European countries to Do all you can to prevent the death of more of these people.

 

_{Source: Red Cross}