Michael Bunel/le Pictorium - exil au pays des droits de l'homme - 12/03/2018 - France/Ile-de-France (région)/Paris - plusieurs migrants et réfugiés se sont rassemblés autour du site où Karim Ibrahim, un jeune migrant soudanais, a été retrouvé mort lors d'un hommage qui lui a été rendu aujourd'hui. Il meurt près du premier centre d’accueil et d’hébergement pour migrants mis en place en novembre 2016 par la ville de Paris et géré par Emmaus. 11 mars 2018. Paris. France. En octobre 2015, la municipalité a présenté dix-huit engagements dans un document intitulé « mobiliser la communauté parisienne pour accueillir les réfugiés ». Le bouton DO

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• Date de la prise de vue: 12 mars 2018
• Photographe: Le Pictorium

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Michael Bunel / Le Pictorium - Exile in the land of human rights - 12/03/2018 - France / Ile-de-France (region) / Paris - A number of migrants and refugees gathered around the site where Karim Ibrahim, a young Sudanese migrant, was found dead during a tribute to him today. He died near the first reception and accommodation center for migrants set up in November 2016 by the City of Paris and managed by Emmaus. March 11, 2018. Paris. France. In October 2015, the municipality presented eighteen commitments in a document entitled "Mobilizing the Paris community to welcome refugees". The document opens with this sentence: "Paris, like other refugee cities, will rise to the challenge of welcoming the many migrants currently arriving in Europe." One year on, and with the city of Paris already struggling to fulfill its commitment, the dismantling of the Calais Jungle in October 2016 has led to some refugees retreating to the capital. Camps then sprang up, notably in north-east Paris on the banks of the Canal Saint Martin, then at Porte de la Chapelle and Porte d'Aubervilliers. The dismantling of these camps has continued apace. Since June 2015, 300 evacuations and "shelters" of refugees have taken place in Paris and its inner suburbs. These settlements, followed by their evacuation, give the image of an identical repetition of a catastrophic situation of precariousness and a lack of public action. Invisibilized since the last dismantling operations, the exile populations find themselves rejected on the outskirts of the capital. Only a few associations still manage to maintain contact by seeking out the living quarters of those left behind.

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