Moroccan Migrants and Human Rights Issues
Why do you live in Morocco?
And why?
Because I don't have a job,
I don't have money
The situation here is getting a little dicey right now
Everyone just comes out yelling
Nobody really knows what language They don't speak English,
Spanish They're speaking broken Spanish and Moroccan
Amigo, thank you, thank you very much
Now to London, where are you going?
Amigo, Morocco
Now to Europe, Europe To Europe?
Europe, Europe, all of Europe
Which part? All of Europe
All of Europe I'm telling you, even Romania,
Russia needs cheap labor, Morocco needs it.
There is no human rights in Morocco.
We're going to look for it. Even in China, human rights.
So here we have a group of them that all came through from Morocco.
Where are you guys going
now? Paris?
Londres? Yes, yes.
Barcelona?
Germany, Brussels, Belgium,
Denmark.
The Netherlands? I love you.
And how old are you guys?
28. He's 28.
21. 21.
Why didn't the women come to the house?
All these men right here, not a single woman in sight.
He said something about women in Islam. What does Islam think about women?
He was saying that Islam says that women must be kept at home.
So they leave all their wives back in their country where there's no money,
no jobs, no food, but then they come here all by themselves? Correct,
correct.
You as a woman, how did you feel seeing 40,000, 60,000 migrants come across the border here?
I felt threatened.
I couldn't go out with the baby.
We couldn't go out because...
I live in an attic, but I have neighbors who lived in the first one and were afraid they'd jump into the houses.
It's dangerous.
Because when they come to Avalanche, it's dangerous.
How do you feel knowing that the women here feel threatened?
¡Dámonos asados!
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