The garden of Olieux in Lille in June 2016
25 Aug 2016 - More than a hundred unaccompanied minors since 2015 gathered in a park in Moulins district of Lille.
New threat evacuation for migrants settled in the Garden of Olieux in Lille. At the request of the city of Lille, the Urban Community of Lille M'etropole (MEL) advocate, August 30, the Administrative Court in favor of the dismantling of a migrant camp in a park south of the city.
This is the MEL, the property owner, who initiated the emergency procedure (referred). Tuesday morning, the Voix du Nord also reported that the police proceeded to a strict control, the census-like , the inputs and outputs of the garden.
One hundred unaccompanied minors
Since early 2015, tens of migrants, mostly miners, mainly from sub-Saharan Africa (Guinea, Mali, Ivory Coast, Senegal), were installed in the garden of Olieux, green space 6.900m^2 in the district of Lille-Moulins.
"They were still 40 last summer while today there are 137 people, including hundreds of unaccompanied minors", told AFP Me Emilia Dewaele, their lawyer. She has already filed dozens of referrals against the authorities, "all earned," she says."From the beginning, local residents helped the refugees by providing them with mattresses, duvets and food or chemical toilets provided by MSF have replaced the dry," she argues. In addition, some Christian organizations animate a network of volunteers providing the sheltering of minors.
No solution
Me Emilia Dewaele, who rebelled against the precarious living conditions of migrants, criticized the authorities for "their lack of housing solutions, including the Nord department" in charge of the reception of unaccompanied foreign minors."They want to stay in France and integrate. Some children are even in school, what will they do if the hunting of the park? "If she asked. As for adults, "twenty", they applied for asylum, according Emilie Dewaele.
In a statement, the Lille EELV elected and MEL asked the State and the Northern Department to "meet the basic needs of young people and find alternative housing and worthy inclusion" respecting the law.
The National Front is astonished him that the city "has taken two years" to seek the removal of what he calls the "Sangatte Lille."
Google translation of French source - http://preview.tinyurl.com/haxhyr3
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