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Refugees in Calais 'The Jungle'
Stefan Kleinowitz

Refugees in Calais 'The Jungle'

Prime Minister David Cameron called them "A bunch of migrants." Later, they were labeled "A swarm of people." But who are the people who live in the cold mud of the 'Jungle' camp at Calais? Where have they come from, and what do they hope for?

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Created
Feb 09, 2017
Updated
Feb 09, 2022
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A young Sudanese refugee is sitting in front of his tent
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A Sudanese is washing clothes
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Afghani drinking tea and smoking
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The Jungle
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Early morning
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The police is patrolling the camp after a terror attack in Paris
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A freshly build Ethiopian church
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Sudanese cooking coffee
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Syrian children living in a van
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Afghani refugee is walking through the camp
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A refugee is returning in the early morning from an unsuccessful attempt to cross the border to the UK
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Ethiopian boys on bycicles
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Refugees resting in a tent
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The window view from an Afghani restaurant
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A shop keeper is opening his shop
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A new fence is cutting through the Jungle
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Red Cross
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Prayer
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