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Refugees forced to scramble for food by police in Hungary

11 September 2015

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"PM says Hungary facing ‘a rebellion by illegal migrants’ as officers filmed throwing sandwiches towards desperate crowds at centre in Röszke"

See the full article: Refugees forced to scramble for food by police in Hungary (Guardian, link)

And see: Packed In A Dinghy With Syria's Refugees (Sky News, link): Remarkable video on the crossing from Assos in Turkey to Lesvos, including attempted interception by Turkish coastguard boat and shots were fired into the air - but the dinghy crosses into Greek waters.

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