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Calais: Riot police expel migrants from camps

28 May 2014

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"Police cleared out improvised camps in the port city of Calais on Wednesday morning, which migrants use as a base in their effort to reach the UK. It’s the latest chapter in a long-running humanitarian and political struggle."

See the article: Riot police expel migrants from camps (The Local, link)

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