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Bloquons Tout In Toulouse

A placard reading, Precarious Architects, with protesters around it. Jean-Jaures demonstration in St Cyprien, with Toulouse students, the CGT and FSU unions, architects, cultural figures, and many others in the procession. As everywhere else in France, a gathering in Toulouse as part of the Block Everything Against Austerity movement. France, Toulouse, September 10, 2025. Photo by Patricia Huchot-Boissier/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Bloquons Tout In Toulouse

A placard reading, Precarious Architects. Jean-Jaures demonstration in St Cyprien, with Toulouse students, the CGT and FSU unions, architects, cultural figures, and many others in the procession. As everywhere else in France, a gathering in Toulouse as part of the Block Everything Against Austerity movement. France, Toulouse, September 10, 2025. Photo by Patricia Huchot-Boissier/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Airstrike Targeted Family’s Tent - Khan Yunis

The only surviving child, five-year-old Eileen Al-Amour, sits near the remnants of her family’s tent in the Asdaa area of Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip on July 27, 2025. Her mother, Jazeel, remains in critical condition in the intensive care unit at Nasser Medical Complex. Eileen’s father, Rami Al-Amour, her two siblings — six-year-old Fayeq and four-month-old Tain — her grandfather, and two relatives were all killed when an airstrike targeted their tent. The family was sheltering in Asdaa, an area designated as a “safe humanitarian zone” by the occupying military. The tragedy underscores the precarious and deadly conditions facing displaced families in Gaza, where even declared safe zones offer no real protection. Eileen’s survival amidst such loss has come to symbolize the staggering civilian toll of ongoing bombardments in the besieged enclave. Photo by Dooa Albaz/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Airstrike Targeted Family’s Tent - Khan Yunis

The only surviving child, five-year-old Eileen Al-Amour, sits near the remnants of her family’s tent in the Asdaa area of Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip on July 27, 2025. Her mother, Jazeel, remains in critical condition in the intensive care unit at Nasser Medical Complex. Eileen’s father, Rami Al-Amour, her two siblings — six-year-old Fayeq and four-month-old Tain — her grandfather, and two relatives were all killed when an airstrike targeted their tent. The family was sheltering in Asdaa, an area designated as a “safe humanitarian zone” by the occupying military. The tragedy underscores the precarious and deadly conditions facing displaced families in Gaza, where even declared safe zones offer no real protection. Eileen’s survival amidst such loss has come to symbolize the staggering civilian toll of ongoing bombardments in the besieged enclave. Photo by Dooa Albaz/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Airstrike Targeted Family’s Tent - Khan Yunis

(EDITORS NOTE: Image depicts death and graphic content) The only surviving child, five-year-old Eileen Al-Amour, sits near the remnants of her family’s tent in the Asdaa area of Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip on July 27, 2025. Her mother, Jazeel, remains in critical condition in the intensive care unit at Nasser Medical Complex. Eileen’s father, Rami Al-Amour, her two siblings — six-year-old Fayeq and four-month-old Tain — her grandfather, and two relatives were all killed when an airstrike targeted their tent. The family was sheltering in Asdaa, an area designated as a “safe humanitarian zone” by the occupying military. The tragedy underscores the precarious and deadly conditions facing displaced families in Gaza, where even declared safe zones offer no real protection. Eileen’s survival amidst such loss has come to symbolize the staggering civilian toll of ongoing bombardments in the besieged enclave. Photo by Dooa Albaz/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Airstrike Targeted Family’s Tent - Khan Yunis

The only surviving child, five-year-old Eileen Al-Amour, sits near the remnants of her family’s tent in the Asdaa area of Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip on July 27, 2025. Her mother, Jazeel, remains in critical condition in the intensive care unit at Nasser Medical Complex. Eileen’s father, Rami Al-Amour, her two siblings — six-year-old Fayeq and four-month-old Tain — her grandfather, and two relatives were all killed when an airstrike targeted their tent. The family was sheltering in Asdaa, an area designated as a “safe humanitarian zone” by the occupying military. The tragedy underscores the precarious and deadly conditions facing displaced families in Gaza, where even declared safe zones offer no real protection. Eileen’s survival amidst such loss has come to symbolize the staggering civilian toll of ongoing bombardments in the besieged enclave. Photo by Dooa Albaz/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Airstrike Targeted Family’s Tent - Khan Yunis

The only surviving child, five-year-old Eileen Al-Amour, sits near the remnants of her family’s tent in the Asdaa area of Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip on July 27, 2025. Her mother, Jazeel, remains in critical condition in the intensive care unit at Nasser Medical Complex. Eileen’s father, Rami Al-Amour, her two siblings — six-year-old Fayeq and four-month-old Tain — her grandfather, and two relatives were all killed when an airstrike targeted their tent. The family was sheltering in Asdaa, an area designated as a “safe humanitarian zone” by the occupying military. The tragedy underscores the precarious and deadly conditions facing displaced families in Gaza, where even declared safe zones offer no real protection. Eileen’s survival amidst such loss has come to symbolize the staggering civilian toll of ongoing bombardments in the besieged enclave. Photo by Dooa Albaz/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Airstrike Targeted Family’s Tent - Khan Yunis

(EDITORS NOTE: Image depicts death and graphic content) The only surviving child, five-year-old Eileen Al-Amour, sits near the remnants of her family’s tent in the Asdaa area of Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip on July 27, 2025. Her mother, Jazeel, remains in critical condition in the intensive care unit at Nasser Medical Complex. Eileen’s father, Rami Al-Amour, her two siblings — six-year-old Fayeq and four-month-old Tain — her grandfather, and two relatives were all killed when an airstrike targeted their tent. The family was sheltering in Asdaa, an area designated as a “safe humanitarian zone” by the occupying military. The tragedy underscores the precarious and deadly conditions facing displaced families in Gaza, where even declared safe zones offer no real protection. Eileen’s survival amidst such loss has come to symbolize the staggering civilian toll of ongoing bombardments in the besieged enclave. Photo by Dooa Albaz/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Airstrike Targeted Family’s Tent - Khan Yunis

(EDITORS NOTE: Image depicts death and graphic content) The only surviving child, five-year-old Eileen Al-Amour, sits near the remnants of her family’s tent in the Asdaa area of Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip on July 27, 2025. Her mother, Jazeel, remains in critical condition in the intensive care unit at Nasser Medical Complex. Eileen’s father, Rami Al-Amour, her two siblings — six-year-old Fayeq and four-month-old Tain — her grandfather, and two relatives were all killed when an airstrike targeted their tent. The family was sheltering in Asdaa, an area designated as a “safe humanitarian zone” by the occupying military. The tragedy underscores the precarious and deadly conditions facing displaced families in Gaza, where even declared safe zones offer no real protection. Eileen’s survival amidst such loss has come to symbolize the staggering civilian toll of ongoing bombardments in the besieged enclave. Photo by Dooa Albaz/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Airstrike Targeted Family’s Tent - Khan Yunis

(EDITORS NOTE: Image depicts death and graphic content) The only surviving child, five-year-old Eileen Al-Amour, sits near the remnants of her family’s tent in the Asdaa area of Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip on July 27, 2025. Her mother, Jazeel, remains in critical condition in the intensive care unit at Nasser Medical Complex. Eileen’s father, Rami Al-Amour, her two siblings — six-year-old Fayeq and four-month-old Tain — her grandfather, and two relatives were all killed when an airstrike targeted their tent. The family was sheltering in Asdaa, an area designated as a “safe humanitarian zone” by the occupying military. The tragedy underscores the precarious and deadly conditions facing displaced families in Gaza, where even declared safe zones offer no real protection. Eileen’s survival amidst such loss has come to symbolize the staggering civilian toll of ongoing bombardments in the besieged enclave. Photo by Dooa Albaz/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Airstrike Targeted Family’s Tent - Khan Yunis

(EDITORS NOTE: Image depicts death and graphic content) The only surviving child, five-year-old Eileen Al-Amour, sits near the remnants of her family’s tent in the Asdaa area of Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip on July 27, 2025. Her mother, Jazeel, remains in critical condition in the intensive care unit at Nasser Medical Complex. Eileen’s father, Rami Al-Amour, her two siblings — six-year-old Fayeq and four-month-old Tain — her grandfather, and two relatives were all killed when an airstrike targeted their tent. The family was sheltering in Asdaa, an area designated as a “safe humanitarian zone” by the occupying military. The tragedy underscores the precarious and deadly conditions facing displaced families in Gaza, where even declared safe zones offer no real protection. Eileen’s survival amidst such loss has come to symbolize the staggering civilian toll of ongoing bombardments in the besieged enclave. Photo by Dooa Albaz/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Airstrike Targeted Family’s Tent - Khan Yunis

The only surviving child, five-year-old Eileen Al-Amour, sits near the remnants of her family’s tent in the Asdaa area of Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip on July 27, 2025. Her mother, Jazeel, remains in critical condition in the intensive care unit at Nasser Medical Complex. Eileen’s father, Rami Al-Amour, her two siblings — six-year-old Fayeq and four-month-old Tain — her grandfather, and two relatives were all killed when an airstrike targeted their tent. The family was sheltering in Asdaa, an area designated as a “safe humanitarian zone” by the occupying military. The tragedy underscores the precarious and deadly conditions facing displaced families in Gaza, where even declared safe zones offer no real protection. Eileen’s survival amidst such loss has come to symbolize the staggering civilian toll of ongoing bombardments in the besieged enclave. Photo by Dooa Albaz/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Airstrike Targeted Family’s Tent - Khan Yunis

(EDITORS NOTE: Image depicts death and graphic content) The only surviving child, five-year-old Eileen Al-Amour, sits near the remnants of her family’s tent in the Asdaa area of Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip on July 27, 2025. Her mother, Jazeel, remains in critical condition in the intensive care unit at Nasser Medical Complex. Eileen’s father, Rami Al-Amour, her two siblings — six-year-old Fayeq and four-month-old Tain — her grandfather, and two relatives were all killed when an airstrike targeted their tent. The family was sheltering in Asdaa, an area designated as a “safe humanitarian zone” by the occupying military. The tragedy underscores the precarious and deadly conditions facing displaced families in Gaza, where even declared safe zones offer no real protection. Eileen’s survival amidst such loss has come to symbolize the staggering civilian toll of ongoing bombardments in the besieged enclave. Photo by Dooa Albaz/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Airstrike Targeted Family’s Tent - Khan Yunis

The only surviving child, five-year-old Eileen Al-Amour, sits near the remnants of her family’s tent in the Asdaa area of Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip on July 27, 2025. Her mother, Jazeel, remains in critical condition in the intensive care unit at Nasser Medical Complex. Eileen’s father, Rami Al-Amour, her two siblings — six-year-old Fayeq and four-month-old Tain — her grandfather, and two relatives were all killed when an airstrike targeted their tent. The family was sheltering in Asdaa, an area designated as a “safe humanitarian zone” by the occupying military. The tragedy underscores the precarious and deadly conditions facing displaced families in Gaza, where even declared safe zones offer no real protection. Eileen’s survival amidst such loss has come to symbolize the staggering civilian toll of ongoing bombardments in the besieged enclave. Photo by Dooa Albaz/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Airstrike Targeted Family’s Tent - Khan Yunis

The only surviving child, five-year-old Eileen Al-Amour, sits near the remnants of her family’s tent in the Asdaa area of Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip on July 27, 2025. Her mother, Jazeel, remains in critical condition in the intensive care unit at Nasser Medical Complex. Eileen’s father, Rami Al-Amour, her two siblings — six-year-old Fayeq and four-month-old Tain — her grandfather, and two relatives were all killed when an airstrike targeted their tent. The family was sheltering in Asdaa, an area designated as a “safe humanitarian zone” by the occupying military. The tragedy underscores the precarious and deadly conditions facing displaced families in Gaza, where even declared safe zones offer no real protection. Eileen’s survival amidst such loss has come to symbolize the staggering civilian toll of ongoing bombardments in the besieged enclave. Photo by Dooa Albaz/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Airstrike Targeted Family’s Tent - Khan Yunis

(EDITORS NOTE: Image depicts death and graphic content) The only surviving child, five-year-old Eileen Al-Amour, sits near the remnants of her family’s tent in the Asdaa area of Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip on July 27, 2025. Her mother, Jazeel, remains in critical condition in the intensive care unit at Nasser Medical Complex. Eileen’s father, Rami Al-Amour, her two siblings — six-year-old Fayeq and four-month-old Tain — her grandfather, and two relatives were all killed when an airstrike targeted their tent. The family was sheltering in Asdaa, an area designated as a “safe humanitarian zone” by the occupying military. The tragedy underscores the precarious and deadly conditions facing displaced families in Gaza, where even declared safe zones offer no real protection. Eileen’s survival amidst such loss has come to symbolize the staggering civilian toll of ongoing bombardments in the besieged enclave. Photo by Dooa Albaz/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Airstrike Targeted Family’s Tent - Khan Yunis

(EDITORS NOTE: Image depicts death and graphic content) The only surviving child, five-year-old Eileen Al-Amour, sits near the remnants of her family’s tent in the Asdaa area of Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip on July 27, 2025. Her mother, Jazeel, remains in critical condition in the intensive care unit at Nasser Medical Complex. Eileen’s father, Rami Al-Amour, her two siblings — six-year-old Fayeq and four-month-old Tain — her grandfather, and two relatives were all killed when an airstrike targeted their tent. The family was sheltering in Asdaa, an area designated as a “safe humanitarian zone” by the occupying military. The tragedy underscores the precarious and deadly conditions facing displaced families in Gaza, where even declared safe zones offer no real protection. Eileen’s survival amidst such loss has come to symbolize the staggering civilian toll of ongoing bombardments in the besieged enclave. Photo by Dooa Albaz/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Airstrike Targeted Family’s Tent - Khan Yunis

(EDITORS NOTE: Image depicts death and graphic content) The only surviving child, five-year-old Eileen Al-Amour, sits near the remnants of her family’s tent in the Asdaa area of Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip on July 27, 2025. Her mother, Jazeel, remains in critical condition in the intensive care unit at Nasser Medical Complex. Eileen’s father, Rami Al-Amour, her two siblings — six-year-old Fayeq and four-month-old Tain — her grandfather, and two relatives were all killed when an airstrike targeted their tent. The family was sheltering in Asdaa, an area designated as a “safe humanitarian zone” by the occupying military. The tragedy underscores the precarious and deadly conditions facing displaced families in Gaza, where even declared safe zones offer no real protection. Eileen’s survival amidst such loss has come to symbolize the staggering civilian toll of ongoing bombardments in the besieged enclave. Photo by Dooa Albaz/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Airstrike Targeted Family’s Tent - Khan Yunis

(EDITORS NOTE: Image depicts death and graphic content) The only surviving child, five-year-old Eileen Al-Amour, sits near the remnants of her family’s tent in the Asdaa area of Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza Strip on July 27, 2025. Her mother, Jazeel, remains in critical condition in the intensive care unit at Nasser Medical Complex. Eileen’s father, Rami Al-Amour, her two siblings — six-year-old Fayeq and four-month-old Tain — her grandfather, and two relatives were all killed when an airstrike targeted their tent. The family was sheltering in Asdaa, an area designated as a “safe humanitarian zone” by the occupying military. The tragedy underscores the precarious and deadly conditions facing displaced families in Gaza, where even declared safe zones offer no real protection. Eileen’s survival amidst such loss has come to symbolize the staggering civilian toll of ongoing bombardments in the besieged enclave. Photo by Dooa Albaz/Middle East Images/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Sub-Saharan Migrants Endure Hardship Near Sfax - Tunisia

Illustrations: Many sub-Saharan migrants from Congo, Guinea, Mali, and Ivory Coast have been surviving for months in precarious camps about thirty kilometers from Sfax in Tunisia, in the olive groves of El-Amra, where unaccredited journalists are forbidden. In the town, migrants are looking for food, dinars, or work. June 2025 Photo by Jean Pierre Nguyen Van Hai Barbier/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Sub-Saharan Migrants Endure Hardship Near Sfax - Tunisia

Illustrations: Many sub-Saharan migrants from Congo, Guinea, Mali, and Ivory Coast have been surviving for months in precarious camps about thirty kilometers from Sfax in Tunisia, in the olive groves of El-Amra, where unaccredited journalists are forbidden. In the town, migrants are looking for food, dinars, or work. June 2025 Photo by Jean Pierre Nguyen Van Hai Barbier/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Sub-Saharan Migrants Endure Hardship Near Sfax - Tunisia

Illustrations: Many sub-Saharan migrants from Congo, Guinea, Mali, and Ivory Coast have been surviving for months in precarious camps about thirty kilometers from Sfax in Tunisia, in the olive groves of El-Amra, where unaccredited journalists are forbidden. In the town, migrants are looking for food, dinars, or work. June 2025 Photo by Jean Pierre Nguyen Van Hai Barbier/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Sub-Saharan Migrants Endure Hardship Near Sfax - Tunisia

Illustrations: Many sub-Saharan migrants from Congo, Guinea, Mali, and Ivory Coast have been surviving for months in precarious camps about thirty kilometers from Sfax in Tunisia, in the olive groves of El-Amra, where unaccredited journalists are forbidden. In the town, migrants are looking for food, dinars, or work. June 2025 Photo by Jean Pierre Nguyen Van Hai Barbier/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Sub-Saharan Migrants Endure Hardship Near Sfax - Tunisia

Illustrations: Many sub-Saharan migrants from Congo, Guinea, Mali, and Ivory Coast have been surviving for months in precarious camps about thirty kilometers from Sfax in Tunisia, in the olive groves of El-Amra, where unaccredited journalists are forbidden. In the town, migrants are looking for food, dinars, or work. June 2025 Photo by Jean Pierre Nguyen Van Hai Barbier/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Sub-Saharan Migrants Endure Hardship Near Sfax - Tunisia

Illustrations: Many sub-Saharan migrants from Congo, Guinea, Mali, and Ivory Coast have been surviving for months in precarious camps about thirty kilometers from Sfax in Tunisia, in the olive groves of El-Amra, where unaccredited journalists are forbidden. In the town, migrants are looking for food, dinars, or work. June 2025 Photo by Jean Pierre Nguyen Van Hai Barbier/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Sub-Saharan Migrants Endure Hardship Near Sfax - Tunisia

Illustrations: Many sub-Saharan migrants from Congo, Guinea, Mali, and Ivory Coast have been surviving for months in precarious camps about thirty kilometers from Sfax in Tunisia, in the olive groves of El-Amra, where unaccredited journalists are forbidden. In the town, migrants are looking for food, dinars, or work. June 2025 Photo by Jean Pierre Nguyen Van Hai Barbier/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Sub-Saharan Migrants Endure Hardship Near Sfax - Tunisia

Illustrations: Many sub-Saharan migrants from Congo, Guinea, Mali, Ivory Coast, and even Syria have been surviving for months in precarious camps about thirty kilometers from Sfax in Tunisia, in the olive groves of El-Amra, where non-accredited journalists are forbidden. In the town, migrants are looking for food, dinars, or work. June 2025 Photo by Jean Pierre Nguyen Van Hai Barbier/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Sub-Saharan Migrants Endure Hardship Near Sfax - Tunisia

Illustrations: Many sub-Saharan migrants from Congo, Guinea, Mali, and Ivory Coast have been surviving for months in precarious camps about thirty kilometers from Sfax in Tunisia, in the olive groves of El-Amra, where unaccredited journalists are forbidden. In the town, migrants are looking for food, dinars, or work. June 2025 Photo by Jean Pierre Nguyen Van Hai Barbier/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Sub-Saharan Migrants Endure Hardship Near Sfax - Tunisia

Illustrations: Many sub-Saharan migrants from Congo, Guinea, Mali, and Ivory Coast have been surviving for months in precarious camps about thirty kilometers from Sfax in Tunisia, in the olive groves of El-Amra, where unaccredited journalists are forbidden. In the town, migrants are looking for food, dinars, or work. June 2025 Photo by Jean Pierre Nguyen Van Hai Barbier/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Sub-Saharan Migrants Endure Hardship Near Sfax - Tunisia

Illustrations: Many sub-Saharan migrants from Congo, Guinea, Mali, and Ivory Coast have been surviving for months in precarious camps about thirty kilometers from Sfax in Tunisia, in the olive groves of El-Amra, where unaccredited journalists are forbidden. In the town, migrants are looking for food, dinars, or work. June 2025 Photo by Jean Pierre Nguyen Van Hai Barbier/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Police Clear Migrant Camp Along Seine After Gaite Lyrique Eviction - Paris

Paris police conduct an early morning operation to dismantle a migrant camp along the banks of the Seine, on April 1, 2025. The camp had formed following the evacuation of occupants from the Gaîté Lyrique cultural center. The migrants, mostly from sub-Saharan Africa, had been living in precarious conditions. The operation is part of a broader effort by French authorities to clear informal settlements in the capital. Photo by Florian Poitout/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Police Clear Migrant Camp Along Seine After Gaite Lyrique Eviction - Paris

Paris police conduct an early morning operation to dismantle a migrant camp along the banks of the Seine, on April 1, 2025. The camp had formed following the evacuation of occupants from the Gaîté Lyrique cultural center. The migrants, mostly from sub-Saharan Africa, had been living in precarious conditions. The operation is part of a broader effort by French authorities to clear informal settlements in the capital. Photo by Florian Poitout/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Police Clear Migrant Camp Along Seine After Gaite Lyrique Eviction - Paris

Paris police conduct an early morning operation to dismantle a migrant camp along the banks of the Seine, on April 1, 2025. The camp had formed following the evacuation of occupants from the Gaîté Lyrique cultural center. The migrants, mostly from sub-Saharan Africa, had been living in precarious conditions. The operation is part of a broader effort by French authorities to clear informal settlements in the capital. Photo by Florian Poitout/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Police Clear Migrant Camp Along Seine After Gaite Lyrique Eviction - Paris

Paris police conduct an early morning operation to dismantle a migrant camp along the banks of the Seine, on April 1, 2025. The camp had formed following the evacuation of occupants from the Gaîté Lyrique cultural center. The migrants, mostly from sub-Saharan Africa, had been living in precarious conditions. The operation is part of a broader effort by French authorities to clear informal settlements in the capital. Photo by Florian Poitout/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Police Clear Migrant Camp Along Seine After Gaite Lyrique Eviction - Paris

Paris police conduct an early morning operation to dismantle a migrant camp along the banks of the Seine, on April 1, 2025. The camp had formed following the evacuation of occupants from the Gaîté Lyrique cultural center. The migrants, mostly from sub-Saharan Africa, had been living in precarious conditions. The operation is part of a broader effort by French authorities to clear informal settlements in the capital. Photo by Florian Poitout/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Police Clear Migrant Camp Along Seine After Gaite Lyrique Eviction - Paris

Paris police conduct an early morning operation to dismantle a migrant camp along the banks of the Seine, on April 1, 2025. The camp had formed following the evacuation of occupants from the Gaîté Lyrique cultural center. The migrants, mostly from sub-Saharan Africa, had been living in precarious conditions. The operation is part of a broader effort by French authorities to clear informal settlements in the capital. Photo by Florian Poitout/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Police Clear Migrant Camp Along Seine After Gaite Lyrique Eviction - Paris

Paris police conduct an early morning operation to dismantle a migrant camp along the banks of the Seine, on April 1, 2025. The camp had formed following the evacuation of occupants from the Gaîté Lyrique cultural center. The migrants, mostly from sub-Saharan Africa, had been living in precarious conditions. The operation is part of a broader effort by French authorities to clear informal settlements in the capital. Photo by Florian Poitout/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Police Clear Migrant Camp Along Seine After Gaite Lyrique Eviction - Paris

Paris police conduct an early morning operation to dismantle a migrant camp along the banks of the Seine, on April 1, 2025. The camp had formed following the evacuation of occupants from the Gaîté Lyrique cultural center. The migrants, mostly from sub-Saharan Africa, had been living in precarious conditions. The operation is part of a broader effort by French authorities to clear informal settlements in the capital. Photo by Florian Poitout/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Police Clear Migrant Camp Along Seine After Gaite Lyrique Eviction - Paris

Paris police conduct an early morning operation to dismantle a migrant camp along the banks of the Seine, on April 1, 2025. The camp had formed following the evacuation of occupants from the Gaîté Lyrique cultural center. The migrants, mostly from sub-Saharan Africa, had been living in precarious conditions. The operation is part of a broader effort by French authorities to clear informal settlements in the capital. Photo by Florian Poitout/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Police Clear Migrant Camp Along Seine After Gaite Lyrique Eviction - Paris

Paris police conduct an early morning operation to dismantle a migrant camp along the banks of the Seine, on April 1, 2025. The camp had formed following the evacuation of occupants from the Gaîté Lyrique cultural center. The migrants, mostly from sub-Saharan Africa, had been living in precarious conditions. The operation is part of a broader effort by French authorities to clear informal settlements in the capital. Photo by Florian Poitout/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Police Clear Migrant Camp Along Seine After Gaite Lyrique Eviction - Paris

Paris police conduct an early morning operation to dismantle a migrant camp along the banks of the Seine, on April 1, 2025. The camp had formed following the evacuation of occupants from the Gaîté Lyrique cultural center. The migrants, mostly from sub-Saharan Africa, had been living in precarious conditions. The operation is part of a broader effort by French authorities to clear informal settlements in the capital. Photo by Florian Poitout/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Police Clear Migrant Camp Along Seine After Gaite Lyrique Eviction - Paris

Paris police conduct an early morning operation to dismantle a migrant camp along the banks of the Seine, on April 1, 2025. The camp had formed following the evacuation of occupants from the Gaîté Lyrique cultural center. The migrants, mostly from sub-Saharan Africa, had been living in precarious conditions. The operation is part of a broader effort by French authorities to clear informal settlements in the capital. Photo by Florian Poitout/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Police Clear Migrant Camp Along Seine After Gaite Lyrique Eviction - Paris

Paris police conduct an early morning operation to dismantle a migrant camp along the banks of the Seine, on April 1, 2025. The camp had formed following the evacuation of occupants from the Gaîté Lyrique cultural center. The migrants, mostly from sub-Saharan Africa, had been living in precarious conditions. The operation is part of a broader effort by French authorities to clear informal settlements in the capital. Photo by Florian Poitout/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Police Clear Migrant Camp Along Seine After Gaite Lyrique Eviction - Paris

Paris police conduct an early morning operation to dismantle a migrant camp along the banks of the Seine, on April 1, 2025. The camp had formed following the evacuation of occupants from the Gaîté Lyrique cultural center. The migrants, mostly from sub-Saharan Africa, had been living in precarious conditions. The operation is part of a broader effort by French authorities to clear informal settlements in the capital. Photo by Florian Poitout/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Police Clear Migrant Camp Along Seine After Gaite Lyrique Eviction - Paris

Paris police conduct an early morning operation to dismantle a migrant camp along the banks of the Seine, on April 1, 2025. The camp had formed following the evacuation of occupants from the Gaîté Lyrique cultural center. The migrants, mostly from sub-Saharan Africa, had been living in precarious conditions. The operation is part of a broader effort by French authorities to clear informal settlements in the capital. Photo by Florian Poitout/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Police Clear Migrant Camp Along Seine After Gaite Lyrique Eviction - Paris

Paris police conduct an early morning operation to dismantle a migrant camp along the banks of the Seine, on April 1, 2025. The camp had formed following the evacuation of occupants from the Gaîté Lyrique cultural center. The migrants, mostly from sub-Saharan Africa, had been living in precarious conditions. The operation is part of a broader effort by French authorities to clear informal settlements in the capital. Photo by Florian Poitout/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Police Clear Migrant Camp Along Seine After Gaite Lyrique Eviction - Paris

Paris police conduct an early morning operation to dismantle a migrant camp along the banks of the Seine, on April 1, 2025. The camp had formed following the evacuation of occupants from the Gaîté Lyrique cultural center. The migrants, mostly from sub-Saharan Africa, had been living in precarious conditions. The operation is part of a broader effort by French authorities to clear informal settlements in the capital. Photo by Florian Poitout/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Police Clear Migrant Camp Along Seine After Gaite Lyrique Eviction - Paris

Paris police conduct an early morning operation to dismantle a migrant camp along the banks of the Seine, on April 1, 2025. The camp had formed following the evacuation of occupants from the Gaîté Lyrique cultural center. The migrants, mostly from sub-Saharan Africa, had been living in precarious conditions. The operation is part of a broader effort by French authorities to clear informal settlements in the capital. Photo by Florian Poitout/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Police Clear Migrant Camp Along Seine After Gaite Lyrique Eviction - Paris

Paris police conduct an early morning operation to dismantle a migrant camp along the banks of the Seine, on April 1, 2025. The camp had formed following the evacuation of occupants from the Gaîté Lyrique cultural center. The migrants, mostly from sub-Saharan Africa, had been living in precarious conditions. The operation is part of a broader effort by French authorities to clear informal settlements in the capital. Photo by Florian Poitout/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Police Clear Migrant Camp Along Seine After Gaite Lyrique Eviction - Paris

Paris police conduct an early morning operation to dismantle a migrant camp along the banks of the Seine, on April 1, 2025. The camp had formed following the evacuation of occupants from the Gaîté Lyrique cultural center. The migrants, mostly from sub-Saharan Africa, had been living in precarious conditions. The operation is part of a broader effort by French authorities to clear informal settlements in the capital. Photo by Florian Poitout/ABACAPRESS.COM