[問卦] 有色人種在烏克蘭被歧視?

作者: allcliche (人類觀察家)   2022-03-06 01:49:41
剛剛在看網路新聞時看到一則新聞故事
大意是一群摩洛哥籍學生在烏克蘭唸書
開戰後千辛萬苦逃難到波蘭的過程
在路上被烏克蘭士兵欺負
比較過份的略提幾項
1.摩洛哥學生們原本付錢給一輛巴士司機載他們
到邊界,半路被烏克蘭士兵趕下車,讓巴士載
烏克蘭籍的難民,叫摩洛哥學生自己走40公里
到邊界。
But about 40km (18 miles) from Poland, everything changed.
Ukrainian army soldiers stopped their bus of 50-something foreign passengers
and forced them to alight.
“They just pointed in a direction and said: ‘That’s where Poland is. Now
walk,” recounted al-Attar, adding the soldiers said foreigners would not be
permitted to continue further in a vehicle.
“Then they packed our bus with Ukrainians, and it carried on to the border,
” said the dental student.
2.不給摩洛哥學生食物和水
“They offered them [Ukrainians] food, water, and a place to rest,” said th
e 21-year-old Moroccan pharmacy student. “But when they saw us, they’d jus
t turn their faces.”
After several hours of walking in sub-zero temperatures, the group of young
students was cold, hungry, and exhausted. They approached a service station
to buy food and use the toilet, but again they were “pushed back for not be
ing Ukrainian”, said Saber.
“When we tried to queue, shop owners told us to wait until all Ukrainians h
ad been served. When they were done, we found nothing but crisps on the shel
ves,” said Saber.
3.烏克蘭軍人在地上畫一個矩形,讓有色人種待
在裡面,只要超出矩形就會被毆打
they were 6km (2.7 miles) from the border. At that point, they were rounded
up by Ukrainian soldiers along with thousands of other Arabs, Indians, and A
fricans trying to flee the war.
“The soldiers and volunteers drew rectangles on the asphalt and lined us up
inside them,” said al-Attar. “Anyone who moved out of line was beaten wit
h a baton or the butt of a rifle.
4.烏克蘭軍人不讓有色人種使用廁所。嘲笑有色
人種可以跳舞取暖
“When we asked to use the toilets at a service station metres away, the sol
diers refused, telling us to help ourselves in the woods. When we complained
about the freezing cold, they laughed and recommended we dance to keep warm
. The only thing that kept us going was that we didn’t want to die.”
5.有色人種只能排在烏克蘭人後面通過邊界
Also, the darker your skin the worse and longer the wait,” al-Attar told Al
Jazeera, adding Black people and Asians were beaten and sent to the back of
the queues.
“At this point, people were splayed on the ground with hypothermia. Others
were collapsing from exhaustion. But that was just us Arabs, Black people鴂n
d Asians. Ukrainians got through in minutes,” she said.
故事來源:
https://reurl.cc/DdExge
有興趣的可以自己看看
Al Jazeera Media Network說自己是受卡達政府
資助的獨立媒體,立場可以自行評估

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