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spee
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foreign
foreign fore
speech I'm going into the refugee camp
in Dunkirk over the past few months the
population here has gone from about 600
to
22,000 it's almost impossible to stay
clean in this Camp sort of we're only 20
M from the main road and already covered
in mud there are only 23 toilets for
about 3,000 people and only two taps
with running water in it
there's a restriction in place that um
stops us from bringing any construction
material pallets or tents um wood that's
sort of any bigger than 30 cm isn't
allowed in so that's been in place for 2
and a half months now so even though we
we know what we we need to do to improve
conditions we're simply not allowed to
do it and presumably that's what the
police are checking when they're looking
at everybody's bags coming in yeah ex
exactly what isn't isn't allowed in
changes depending on the opinion of the
individual police officers sometimes
they stop camping gas from coming in
sometimes they they've even stopped
blankets from coming
in so where where are you from
at the time when you were fighting did
you ever dream that you would be living
in place like
thise
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why are the conditions here so
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why are you living in dunk for me
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fore is there a school here no no
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there are 3,000 people women and
children included living in what's
essentially a mud bath there are very
few toilets little access to water and
everybody here has almost no information
about what's next for them