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FRANCE: More than 11.000 Roma migrants forcefully evicted in France in 2015

13 January 2016

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"In total 11.128 people have been subjected to forced evictions in France in 111 living areas. More than the half of those living in slums have been forcibly evicted by the authorities during 2015 and in five of the cases people left their living place because of fire. The Ligue des droits de l’Homme and European Roma Rights Centre denounce an undignified, inhuman, and degrading situation regarding Roma migrants in France."

See the full text: More than 11.000 Roma migrants forcefully evicted in France in 2015 (ERRC, link)

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