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Video Shows Refugees Fed 'Like Animals in Pen' in Hungary Camp
Disturbing footage emerged today of the way migrants are being treated inside Hungary's main refugee camp on the border with Serbia, with images showing families fed "like animals in a pen".
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Hungary Drops Controversial Border 'Transit Zone' Plan for Migrants
Hungary on Thursday backtracked on its proposal to establish controversial "transit zones" at its border with Serbia, where authorities had planned to hold asylum seekers while their applications were being processed.
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Journalist Fired After Being Caught on Camera Kicking Immigrants
A Hungarian TV camerawoman was fired Tuesday after footage appeared to show her kicking migrants, including children, as they ran from a police line during disturbances at Roszke, southern Hungary.
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Hungary Migrant Crisis Escalates as Police Fire Teargas
Hungary's migrant crisis escalated Wednesday as police fired teargas at its main processing centre and the government announced it was sending 2,000 "border hunters" to stem the flow of record numbers of people entering from Serbia.
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Video Shows Refugees Fed 'Like Animals in Pen' in Hungary Camp
Disturbing footage emerged today of the way migrants are being treated inside Hungary's main refugee camp on the border with Serbia, with images showing families fed "like animals in a pen".
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Hungary Drops Controversial Border 'Transit Zone' Plan for Migrants
Hungary on Thursday backtracked on its proposal to establish controversial "transit zones" at its border with Serbia, where authorities had planned to hold asylum seekers while their applications were being processed.
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Journalist Fired After Being Caught on Camera Kicking Immigrants
A Hungarian TV camerawoman was fired Tuesday after footage appeared to show her kicking migrants, including children, as they ran from a police line during disturbances at Roszke, southern Hungary.
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Hungary Migrant Crisis Escalates as Police Fire Teargas
Hungary's migrant crisis escalated Wednesday as police fired teargas at its main processing centre and the government announced it was sending 2,000 "border hunters" to stem the flow of record numbers of people entering from Serbia.
