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Tuesday's operation is thought to be the biggest of its kind since the Calais Jungle - home to up to 8,000 migrants - was dismantled in 2016.
Hundreds of migrants, mainly Afghans, are evacuated from a car park-turned-camp near Paris where they had been staying for about five months. "There should be the same treatment for everyone," says one volunteer from the Solidarite Migrants Wilson collective, who says the standards of care should be the same as that provided to Ukrainian refugees.
The report accuses the police of mass evictions, harassment, and restricting access to humanitarian assistance for migrants on the northern French coast.
Paris, Nov 23 (EFE/EPA).- People in Paris participated Tuesday night in a demonstration to call for the shelter of wandering refugees after French police brutally dismantled a migrant camp in Republic Square Monday. (Camera: JULIEN DE ROSA).SHOT LIST: PEOPLE GATHER TO PROTEST AGAINST FRENCH POLICE AT THE REPUBLIC SQUARE IN PARIS, FRANCE.
French demolition teams have started to dismantle the infamous refugee camp, known as the 'Jungle' in Calais. Reports say police fired teargas at about 150 people and activists who threw stones, and at least three shelters were on fire.
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