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Disturbing and Sad Scenes on Pljesevica Mountain: Migrants with Baby looking for better Life (video)

Published: December 11, 2019
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Reporter of Avaz news portal today recorded disturbing and sad scenes on Pljesevica Mountain near the border between Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia.

A group of migrants with children and baby in a stroller were heading to Croatia.

There are numerous dangers, from inaccessible terrain, through snow, to beasts in the mountain. If they are lucky, they will be found by officers from one of the two border police.

Doctors Without Borders (MSF) have warned that the conditions of migrants stuck on the border in Bosnia are worsening by the day. The organization says migrants there are forced to live in inhumane conditions and that they are reportedly subjected to violence by Croatian police when they try to cross the border.

The situation is getting worse for migrants and asylum seekers in Bosnia, stuck on the border in extremely poor conditions amid temperatures hovering around zero while living in tents, abandoned buildings, and makeshift shelters.

Doctors Without Borders (MSF) warned of the situation in a statement issued on November 15. In the statement the organization noted that migrants, including children, say they have been subjected to violence by the Croatian police when they attempt the so-called “game,” which is what they call their attempts to cross the border in to the EU.

MSF reports that about 20,000 people have arrived in Bosnia this year in the hope of continuing their journey northwards in order to seek protection in various EU countries. But ever more restrictive security measures along the Balkan borders; harsh living conditions aggravated by winter on its way and reported violent pushbacks from Croatia, make Bosnia one of the most difficult points on the migration route to Europe, the organization said.

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