CLEAN : Italian police mistreating migrants: Amnesty

The transcript discusses the challenges faced by Italian authorities in managing the influx of refugees and migrants. European leaders have pressured Italy to implement strict measures, including fingerprinting and screening migrants. Many migrants resist these measures, leading to reports of police using force. Testimonies reveal instances of ill treatment by Italian police. Despite these issues, the Italian government has not responded to inquiries or taken steps to address the situation.

What was the main goal of European leaders in pressuring Italian authorities?

• To increase tourism in Italy

• To reduce the onward movement of refugees and migrants

• To promote cultural exchange

• To improve Italy's economy

What are the three main actions Italian authorities are required to perform under the ACA approach?

• Providing shelter, food, and medical aid to all migrants

• Fingerprinting, screening, and starting the expulsion process for irregular migrants

• Fingerprinting, screening, and deporting all migrants

• Issuing visas, work permits, and citizenship to all migrants

Why do many migrants refuse to give their fingerprints to Italian authorities?

• They fear being deported immediately

• They want to move to other European countries where they have relatives

• They believe it is against their religious beliefs

• They are unaware of the fingerprinting process

What methods have been reported as being used by Italian police on migrants who refuse fingerprinting?

• Providing legal assistance

• Granting asylum

• Using force, including physical violence and electrical buttons

• Offering incentives

What has been the Italian government's response to the allegations of mistreatment?

• They have denied all allegations

• They have not replied to letters or agreed to meetings

• They have launched an investigation

• They have apologized and promised reforms