Government has eight days to implement improvements at camp where approximately 6000 people are living after NGOs denounced ‘serious human rights violations’A French court has ordered the country’s authorities to improve conditions at the giant unusual jungle” migrant camp in Calais after NGOs called for immediate action over “serious human rights violations”. The court in Lille in northern France ordered the department of Pas-de-Calais and the town of Calais to install 10 more water stations – with five taps each, 50 latrines and one or several” more access points to emergency services at the overflowing migrant site where some 6000 people are now camped out in the cold. Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com