Roma Migrants Living On Railway Tracks of la Petite Ceinture, North of Paris Fear Imminent Eviction

The video discusses a camp in Clignancourt, Paris, where 400 Roms and Romanians live. Facing imminent eviction, residents, some of whom have been in France for over six years, face systemic challenges. Despite some working and children attending school, stereotypes persist. Volunteers support them, but the cycle of eviction and rebuilding continues. Residents propose a modular housing project to the city, seeking land and time. The city is considering the proposal, but notes it will take longer than two months. A protest is planned at the 18th district city hall.

What is the main concern for the residents of the camp at Portes de Clignancourt?

• Health issues

• Imminent eviction

• Lack of food and water

• Education for children

How long have most of the camp residents been in France?

• At least three years

• At least ten years

• At least six years

• At least one year

What stereotype about the camp residents does Petrou challenge?

• They are not educated

• They are unwilling to work

• They are involved in politics

• They are not from Europe

Who is André Fegeles in relation to the camp residents?

• A journalist

• A volunteer supporter

• A local business owner

• A government official

What do the camp residents propose to the Paris city council?

• A healthcare facility

• A modular housing project

• A community center

• A new school for their children