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French court delays decision on Calais jungle demolition

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French court delays decision on Calais jungle demolition

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CALAIS: -- A French court has delayed a decision on whether to demolish part of the Calais migrant camp known as the jungle.

Authorities had issued an eviction order, due to come into force at 8pm CET on Tuesday evening.

However, a legal challenge issued by 10 humanitarian agencies and 238 migrants claimed that eviction would constitute ‘‘a violation of fundamental human rights.’‘

The French government has constructed a container camp to rehouse between 800 and 1,000 people.

Aid organisations counter that over 3,000 people live in the area due for demolition, 423 of them unaccompanied children.

The target for the bulldozers, the southern part of the jungle, is the cultural heart of the camp as Sikender from Afghanistan explains:

“There are more that 3,000 people living here, they have a mosque here, schools here, everything inside the jungle. So it’s become like a small city and they’re going to finish it, you know, and people did a lot of work here.”

It is concern for the children that prompted the court to postpone a decision.

The tribunal in Lille will issue a ruling in 48 hours.

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Move them all to Paris and give them apartments, money and everything else they need.

Having done that then destroy the "camp".

France is supposedly a safe haven for refugees.

They dont want to live in Paris, they want to skip to the UK. they bulldozed that place before, they just rebuild it.

They're not children, they're all hair-yarsed teenagers.

" 423 of them unaccompanied children."

and of course that wouldn't be illegal in France, would it.....

Just maybe the French would like the camp to be a more efficient place to promote daily attempts at illegal entry into the UK.... just maybe...

Edited by bangon04

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There are more that 3,000 people living here, they have a mosque here, schools here, everything inside the jungle. So its become like a small city and theyre going to finish it, you know, and people did a lot of work here" Unquote

Er, its illegal, no planning permission....and as for the kids, why aren't they in school? I thought the law was that kids go to school? Oh silly me, they are muslims, they can do what the £#< they like....

Edited by Ghostnigel

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