The Risks Faced by Women Migrants in Europe
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The risks faced by women migrants in Europe
This October marks 10 years since French police dismantled the notorious Calais "Jungle" camp. FRANCE 24's Claire Paccalin returns to the region to explore what has changed for migrants over the past decade. She joins Annette Young and Dr Marissa Quie of Cambridge University to discuss migration routes and their growing role in European political debate.
Between 2,000 and 3,000 people still "survive" in informal places of life spread on the coast of the North and the Pas-de-Calais, in the hope of joining England, according to several associations and NGOs.
About 20 organisations commemorate this weekend the ten years of the end of the great shantytown of Calais and warn about the persistent precariousness of migrants on the coast About 20 d
In 2026, there is no more "one" jungle, but several, from Dunkirk to Berck, where 2,000 to 3,000 people survive in administrative wanderings. Faced with their invisibilization, the collective of associations and solidarity people at the border renews the call signed in 2015.
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