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Published 15 days ago

Abidjan’s poor are being scapegoated for "urban disorder"

Summary by La Croix
Authorities in Ivory Coast have launched a campaign to demolish precarious housing without notice, banned street vending, begging, and the use of handcarts, as many locals express frustration over "urban disorder."

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Abidjan’s poor are being scapegoated for "urban disorder"

Authorities in Ivory Coast have launched a campaign to demolish precarious housing without notice, banned street vending, begging, and the use of handcarts, as many locals express frustration over "urban disorder."

15 days ago
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