Interview with David Beckham on migrant crisis

The transcript discusses the emotional impact of witnessing family tragedies, particularly in the Philippines, and the broader context of the refugee crisis in Syria and Europe. It highlights the speaker's struggle to remain composed in the face of such devastation and the need for political action to address these humanitarian issues. The speaker emphasizes the importance of treating refugees as humans and the powerful imagery that underscores the urgency of the situation.

What emotional reaction does the speaker describe when meeting families who have experienced loss?

• Sadness

• Joy

• Anger

• Indifference

Why does the speaker find it difficult to discuss certain stories?

• They are politically sensitive.

• They are not interesting.

• They involve personal connections and children.

• They are too complex to understand.

What is the UK's planned response to the refugee crisis according to the speaker?

• Admitting 30,000 refugees over 5 years

• Admitting 20,000 refugees over 4 years

• Admitting 50,000 refugees over 4 years

• Admitting 10,000 refugees over 2 years

What does the speaker believe is necessary to address the refugee crisis?

• Individual efforts

• Local government actions

• Global cooperation and leadership

• Media coverage

How does the speaker describe the images of the refugee crisis?

• Confusing

• Powerful

• Unimportant

• Irrelevant