More than 2,000 migrants in Calais seeking a decent policy
Saturday, September 19, 2015
More than 2,000 migrants with the support of activists, including British, marched today in Calais, northern France, in order to ask the European countries to adopt a "more dignified policy" for refugees.
Once gathered in front of the official reception center, immigrants delivered a speech speaking in their native language in a camp where they live almost 3000 refugees.
They asked the British Prime Minister David Cameron and the European Union to "open their borders."
Protesters at least 2,000 according to the prefecture and 3,000 according to organizers, holding placards which accused Europe that is "at war against an enemy that she has devised" or condemning a "Europe with barbed wire 'went later to the port of Calais.
Saturday, September 19, 2015
More than 2,000 migrants with the support of activists, including British, marched today in Calais, northern France, in order to ask the European countries to adopt a "more dignified policy" for refugees.
Once gathered in front of the official reception center, immigrants delivered a speech speaking in their native language in a camp where they live almost 3000 refugees.
They asked the British Prime Minister David Cameron and the European Union to "open their borders."
Protesters at least 2,000 according to the prefecture and 3,000 according to organizers, holding placards which accused Europe that is "at war against an enemy that she has devised" or condemning a "Europe with barbed wire 'went later to the port of Calais.
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