Migrant crisis: Save children’s lives first, then refine the situation

If a parentless child is sleeping in the charred remains of a burnt-out camp in Calais, you don’t tell them that the ‘relocation of asylum-seekers is a complex and sensitive process’, writes Clodagh Finn.

Migrant crisis: Save children’s lives first, then refine the situation

THE migrant crisis might start to look very different if only we were able to connect the people willing to help with those in desperate need of it.

There are many, many ordinary people who want to do something to ease a humanitarian crisis that, in 2015, forced 24 people to flee every minute.

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