Labour Party Leader Jeremy Corbyn MP Speech on the Labour 'In For Britain' Campaign in the EU Referendum.

The transcript discusses the urgent need to recognize asylum rights and the humanitarian consequences of current refugee policies. It highlights the ineffective measures like sending refugees back and forth between countries and emphasizes the importance of humanity in addressing the refugee crisis. The speaker calls for political solutions to prevent tragedies in the Mediterranean and Aegean Seas and acknowledges those who have helped refugees. The event aims to consider future actions, urging collaboration over xenophobia and promoting alliances that oppose austerity and support better working rights.

What are the humanitarian consequences mentioned in the text?

How does the speaker suggest we should approach the issue of refugees?

What role does the speaker believe each individual has in helping asylum seekers?

What does the speaker imply about the consequences of walking away from the issue?

What is the significance of working together in addressing the refugee crisis according to the text?