CLEAN : Hungary to build border barrier as EU migrant crisis rages

The transcript discusses the opposition to Hungary's proposed migration barriers, drawing parallels to historical events like the Iron Curtain and Berlin Wall. It highlights the uncertainty surrounding the government's plans and the potential legal implications if the barriers are implemented, emphasizing breaches of international and EU laws.

Why does the committee believe that building fences will not stop irregular migration?

• Because fences are not effective in stopping people fleeing for their lives.

• Because people will find other ways to migrate.

• Because fences are not tall enough.

• Because fences are too expensive to maintain.

What historical events are referenced to express disappointment in Hungary's actions?

• The fall of the Roman Empire.

• The fall of the Iron Curtain and the Berlin Wall.

• The end of World War I.

• The signing of the Treaty of Versailles.

What is the Hungarian Helsinki Committee's stance on the government's plan?

• They fully support it.

• They believe it might be a bluff.

• They are indifferent to it.

• They think it will be beneficial.

What are the potential consequences if the fence is built?

• It will cause a breach of international and EU laws.

• It will improve Hungary's international relations.

• It will have no significant impact.

• It will lead to economic growth.

What resources are required to build the fence according to the transcript?

• No resources are needed.

• Only local resources.

• A significant amount of resources and money.

• Minimal resources and effort.