I trust in humanity.
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全球正面對自第二次世界大戰以來最嚴重的流徙潮危機，不過一些歐洲國家仍在關閉邊境。9月14日，在布魯塞爾的歐盟司法和內政事務議會會議上，與會者將討論一連串行動以應對目前在歐洲的難民問題。在會議期間，無國界醫生將舉行一連串行動和活動，促請歐盟領袖停止那些將可預見和可控制的逃命人潮，變成在歐洲海灘、邊境、火車月台和車道上的人為悲劇的政策。
9月11日（星期五），無國界醫生發給歐洲各國領袖一封信 [閱讀全文- http://msf.hk/news/16574]，敦促所有歐盟成員國領袖，提供安全且合法的途徑給前往歐洲的難民。這封信將寄給在布魯塞爾每位歐盟成員國的常駐代表，並將連同一件救生衣──一個代表著許多人往歐洲的危險旅程的符號。
若你就是經海路逃離的難民的其中一人，並有可能在途中遭遇不測；你想留下的訊息，就只能寫在救生衣上。試想像，你會在上面寫甚麼？
The world is faced with the worst displacement crisis since WW2, yet several European countries are closing its borders. On 14 September, a course of action for dealing with the current refugee situation in Europe will be discussed at a meeting of the European Union’s Justice and Home Affairs Council in Brussels. Around this meeting, MSF is organizing a series of actions and events, asking EU leaders to put an end to policies that are turning a foreseeable and manageable influx of people fleeing for survival into a policy-made human tragedy on Europe’s beaches, borders, train platforms and motorways.
On Friday 11 September, MSF is issuing a letter (Read the complete letter - http://msf-seasia.org/news/16575) to European Heads of State, urging the Heads of all EU member states to provide safe and legal passage for refugees to reach Europe. The letter will be sent to each EU member state’s permanent representation in Brussels together with a lifejacket – a symbol of the perilous journey that many people have to take to reach Europe.
Imagine if you were one of the refugees fleeing via the sea route, and may lose your life during the journey. You can only leave your messages on your life jacket. What would you write?
