CLEAN : 'Like beasts': Refugees face police violence at EU border

The transcript describes a family's attempt to cross a border, their encounter with authorities, and the challenges they face, including confiscation of phones and financial issues. They reflect on their experiences and the consequences of their actions, ultimately returning to Bosnia. The narrative highlights the difficulties and risks involved in such journeys.

What was the initial challenge faced by the narrator's group during their journey?

• They ran out of supplies.

• They encountered wild animals.

• They were caught by the police.

• They got lost in the forest.

What was one of the first actions taken by the authorities when the group was caught?

• They provided food and water.

• They offered legal assistance.

• They confiscated their phones.

• They allowed them to call home.

Why were people in Corvallis hesitant to help the narrator's group?

• They did not have enough resources to help.

• They were too busy with their own problems.

• They did not understand the group's language.

• They were afraid of being fined by the police.

What happened to the narrator's money during the journey?

• It was stolen by a fellow traveler.

• It was used to buy food.

• It was lost in a river crossing.

• It was taken by the police.

What was the narrator's next destination after the incident in Croatia?

• Returning to Bosnia.

• Traveling to Germany.

• Moving to France.

• Heading to Italy.

How did the narrator feel about the overall experience?

• Excited and adventurous.

• Indifferent and detached.

• Frustrated and disillusioned.

• Optimistic and hopeful.

What was the narrator's reflection on the situation?

• They felt it was a learning experience.

• They considered it a personal failure.

• They believed it was a political issue.

• They thought it was a simple misunderstanding.