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Council of Europe's human rights commissioner expresses concern over Poland 's response to migration crisis.
Michael O'Flaherty warns that the practice of sending border crossers back to Belarus may violate international law.
He also criticises the introduction of an exclusion zone on the Polish side of the border as well as plans to soften rules on the use of firearms by officers.
Polish deputy minister has assured him that Poland respects its legal and humanitarian responsibilities.
Duszczyk points to 'brutal attacks' against Polish border agents by some migrants.
He says Russia and Belarus ' use of migrants in a "hybrid attack" is connected to Russia 's aggression against Ukraine .
Poland 's borders with Belarus remain open and asylum seekers can apply for international protection.
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