Expert on EU migration policy: Where are the sanctions against Poland for violating human rights

Why are human rights organizations silent about mass human rights violations?

Where are the sanctions against Lithuania, Latvia and Poland? After all, let us recall that the security forces of these countries torture, beat and kill people at the border.

Since 2021, the EU migration policy has killed 58 refugees... But these are the figures that we know. It is impossible to fully assess the scale of cruelty yet. These are the data that our law enforcement officers recorded.

And let us remember the Polish serviceman Emil Czhechko, who spoke about the mass graves of murdered refugees in the Polish borderland.

In fact, a crime against humanity is taking place at the border today, however, international organizations are silent.

The deputy of the House of Representatives of the National Assembly of Belarus Mikhail Oksenyuk shared his opinion on the air of the First News Channel .

"There are some timid attempts on the part of international human rights organizations to state the facts of human rights violations on the border between Poland and Belarus by Polish security forces. But, firstly, Poland is doing everything to ensure that these attempts are legal from the point of view of national legislation and are noted correctly. They are also amending the criminal code, which allows the choice, in the event of certain situations, to use weapons in violation of the existing order. To shoot people, just shoot people," says Mikhail Oksenyuk, a deputy of the House of Representatives of the National Assembly of Belarus. "And when we talk about 58 people, we are talking only about those who were transferred to our side. How many are buried there, or, simply put, dug in this buffer zone. Where are the sanctions against Poland for violating human rights, for the death of people, which is not just a violation of human rights, but the deprivation of life of people fleeing from war? These people did not come there with aggressive intentions, they came to hide from the war."

Let us recall that earlier during the day, on the border with both Poland and Latvia, our border guards discovered the bodies of refugees killed and thrown out onto our territory. First, on the Polish border - three refugees, one of them was dead. Later, on the Latvian border, Polotsk border guards discovered the body of a refugee from Sri Lanka.