VOICED : Germany: Refugees live in fear of anti foreigner protests

The video discusses the challenges faced by refugees and Red Cross workers in Germany, highlighting the rise of xenophobia and attacks on refugee centers. Despite volunteer efforts to support refugees from conflict zones, the increase in refugee numbers has led to heightened tensions and dangerous situations. The video also touches on the changing nature of xenophobic activism, which now includes individuals not traditionally associated with such movements.

What challenges do Red Cross workers face in the context of the refugee crisis?

• They are praised for their neutrality.

• They face physical and verbal attacks.

• They receive government support.

• They are ignored by the public.

Why did a Syrian man withdraw his asylum application?

• He felt more threatened in Germany than in Syria.

• He found a job in Germany.

• He decided to return to Syria.

• He received asylum in another country.

What has the sharp increase in refugees sparked in Germany?

• An increase in government funding for refugees.

• A welcoming response from all citizens.

• A decrease in xenophobic attitudes.

• A darker, xenophobic response.

How has the profile of anti-migrant activists changed?

• They are only young people.

• They are exclusively from rural areas.

• They are now mostly government officials.

• They include people not traditionally associated with such movements.

What is the impact of the changing nature of anti-migrant activism?

• It has made the environment safer for migrants.

• It has no impact on migrants.

• It has led to more government support for migrants.

• It has made the situation more dangerous for migrants.