Jeremy Corbyn calls on Government to treat refugees 'like human-beings'

The transcript discusses the past welcoming treatment of refugees by the government and local authorities, highlighting the need for equal treatment of all refugees fleeing conflicts in regions like Yemen, Gaza, Syria, and Libya. It emphasizes understanding the causes of asylum-seeking and creating safe passages. The current inadequate conditions for refugees, such as those in Wethersfield Barracks and the Bibi Barge, are criticized, with tragic consequences like deaths being attributed to government policies.

What is the speaker's main concern regarding the treatment of refugees?

• The role of international organizations in refugee aid.

• The need for more refugee camps.

• The unequal treatment of refugees from different regions.

• The lack of government funding for refugee programs.

According to the speaker, what should be the focus when addressing the issue of asylum seekers?

• Increasing border security.

• Understanding the root causes of asylum seeking.

• Providing financial aid to refugees.

• Building more detention centers.

What does the speaker suggest as a solution for treating refugees humanely?

• Creating safe passages for refugees.

• Increasing military presence in conflict zones.

• Reducing the number of refugees allowed in the country.

• Providing temporary housing in local communities.

What are the conditions like in places such as Wethersfield Barracks and the Bibi Barge, according to the speaker?

• They are well-equipped and comfortable.

• They are inappropriate and contribute to mental health struggles.

• They are temporary but adequate.

• They are overcrowded but safe.

Who does the speaker hold responsible for the deaths of refugees in the Channel and on the Bibi Barge?

• Local authorities.

• International organizations.

• The refugees themselves.

• The government.