VOICED : Hungary launches survey in face of migrant surge

The video discusses a protest in Budapest against a controversial immigration survey by Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban. The survey is criticized for its biased questions that seem to build rather than collect public opinion. Despite receiving a high number of refugees, Hungary's government is accused of pandering to far-right sentiments and treating refugees as threats. The video highlights the nationalistic tone of the government and the ongoing immigration debate in Hungary.

What is the main criticism of the survey launched by Hungary's Prime Minister?

• It is biased and aims to shape public opinion.

• It is not available in multiple languages.

• It is too lengthy.

• It is too expensive to conduct.

How does Hungary's refugee intake compare to other EU countries?

• Hungary receives more refugees per capita than most EU countries.

• Hungary does not accept any refugees.

• Hungary receives the most refugees in the EU.

• Hungary receives fewer refugees than any other EU country.

What is the implication of the nationalistic tone of the survey?

• It encourages cultural exchange.

• It promotes international trade.

• It seeks to reverse the Prime Minister's declining popularity.

• It aims to increase tourism.

What is the Hungarian government's approach to immigration?

• Encouraging open borders.

• Implementing radical solutions like detention.

• Providing financial aid to immigrants.

• Promoting multiculturalism.

What is the humanitarian argument regarding refugees in Hungary?

• Refugees should be protected and not vilified.

• Refugees should be treated as threats.

• Refugees should be sent back to their countries.

• Refugees should pay for their own detention.