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How the Project Play Humanitarian Association Gives Exiled Children "the Right to Be Just Children"

Summary by L'Humanité
On the Franco-British border, dozens of children live several months in the tent, in the midst of evictions and attempts to cross. Since 2018, the humanitarian association has been travelling the camps to offer them, through the game, a few hours of respite and security.
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On the Franco-British border, dozens of children live several months in the tent, in the midst of evictions and attempts to cross. Since 2018, the humanitarian association has been travelling the camps to offer them, through the game, a few hours of respite and security.

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L'Humanité broke the news on Friday, September 4, 2026.
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