Samos: Where Europe lost its values and moral responsibility

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

48% : It is the opposite: a state-imposed segregation of people who are being denied their right to seek asylum, medical care and human dignity.
46% : There is little respect for the fundamental rights of refugees and migrants, which the European Union and Greece have the obligation to comply with under international refugee and human rights law.
42% : Given the significant number of people from Syria, Afghanistan and sub-Saharan Africa stuck in inhospitable limbo in places around the world, Europeans can take the courageous step to build a migration policy that reflects its legal duty towards people at risk, that integrates them into European society, and grants them just and timely access to asylum, healthcare and other basic services.

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