Press conference in forest on migrant deaths on the Poland/Belarus border

The transcript discusses the challenges faced by displaced refugees, particularly those who have experienced violence at the hands of border guards in Belarus and Poland. It questions the evidence of duties on the Polish side and critiques the Polish Government's failure to meet its legal and humanitarian responsibilities. The speaker emphasizes that Poland is capable of doing more to assist these refugees and criticizes the government's portrayal of the country as weak.

What challenges do refugees face according to the initial section?

• Language barriers

• Inadequate shelter

• Mistreatment by border guards

• Lack of food and water

What is being questioned about the Polish Government in the second section?

• Their educational reforms

• Their legal and humanitarian responsibilities

• Their economic policies

• Their environmental regulations

What is the main focus of the second section?

• Technological advancements

• Economic growth

• Cultural exchange

• Evidence of duties and responsibilities

What does the final section suggest about Poland's ability to assist refugees?

• Poland is unable to help

• Poland is doing everything possible

• Poland can do more to help

• Poland should not help

How does the Polish Government perceive its own state according to the final section?

• As a strong state

• As a weak state

• As a neutral state

• As an indifferent state