Belarus opposition leader warns of border migration crisis | Federal News Network

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : "So I urge the United Nations and the world community to act to stop the humanitarian catastrophe that's about to happen in the middle of Europe," she told a press conference during the Warsaw Security Forum.
43% : She did not directly criticize Poland's approach, which has involved denying migrants the right to apply for asylum and pushing some families with children back across the border, in violation of international law.
39% : Belarus' exiled opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya on Wednesday urged the global community to stop a "humanitarian catastrophe" which she said is being created by the Belarusian regime facilitating largescale migration into the European Union.
37% : Pavel Latushko, another leader of the Belarus opposition, told The Associated Press: "Lukashenko uses living people for a hybrid attack on the European Union, not caring at all about food, or warm clothes, or shelter for these poor families."

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