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Migrants crossing from Belarus into Poland - Poland militarization of the border

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Ricardo Gutiérrez
Ricardo Gutiérrez

“You don't fight Belarusian disinformation with censorship. On the contrary, journalists should be allowed to document the situation as it is. We cannot accept that a government should encourage this kind of ban on journalistic coverage as soon as a sensitive situation arises. We believe that the state of emergency was introduced mainly to prevent the public from witnessing questionable activities along the country's border with Belarus. Critics have accused the Polish authorities of violating international law by pushing asylum seekers back across the border.”

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General Secretary of the European Federation of Journalists
13 Nov 2021 7 6
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Pavol Szalai
Pavol Szalai

“Although it is legitimate for the Polish authorities to declare a state of emergency on the border due to security issues, the imposed press freedom restrictions are arbitrary and disproportionate. The overall ban for journalists to work in the border zone is contrary to Poland's international press freedom commitments which state that press freedom may be restricted only with a legitimate goal and proportionally to the threat in question.”

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Head of the European Union and Balkans desk at Reporters without Borders
13 Nov 2021 4 5
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Crystal van Leuwen
Crystal van Leuwen

“People have described, in their own words, as being hit with the butt of a gun and kicked in the ribs. One person described that they had been electrocuted in the neck, with physical injuries which looked like what a Taser would leave. We have also treated people with severe dehydration and hypothermia, and significant mental illnesses including post-traumatic stress disorder, as well as people who have attempted suicide as a result of not knowing how to cope with the situation they have found themselves in. These are people, these are individuals and seeking asylum is not a crime. They have a right to due process and to be treated with dignity and respect.”

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Medical emergency manager for Poland/Belarus/Lithuania programme of Doctors Without Borders
11 Nov 2021 6 4
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