VOICED : Fears of new migrant Jungle in the heart of Europe

The video discusses the ongoing migrant crisis in Brussels, where volunteers have been feeding homeless migrants for over a year. Initially, the effort began in the Calais camp, known as the Jungle, but has since shifted to Brussels as a similar shantytown emerges. The number of migrants has increased significantly, with many from Sudan and Eritrea seeking asylum in Belgium after arduous journeys. Despite the efforts of volunteers and medical charities, the Belgian government has yet to intervene, leaving the migrants without proper housing. The video highlights the need for political action to utilize available resources and provide solutions.

What was the initial number of people receiving meals from volunteers in Brussels?

• 300

• 200

• 100

• 400

Which countries are most of the migrants in Brussels originally from?

• Sudan and Eritrea

• Libya and Egypt

• Syria and Iraq

• Afghanistan and Pakistan

What is one of the main reasons some migrants prefer to stay in Belgium?

• They are not allowed to enter the UK

• Belgium offers better job opportunities

• The journey to the UK is too difficult

• They have family in Belgium

What are medical charities urging the authorities to do for the migrants?

• Provide free medical care

• Set up temporary housing

• Offer free transportation

• Give financial aid

What is the main obstacle to implementing solutions for the migrant crisis in Brussels?

• Opposition from local residents

• Insufficient funding

• Lack of volunteers

• Federal political inaction