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The City of Lies: How Paris wants to hide its homeless ahead of the Olympics - Vimarsana News

The City of Lies: How Paris wants to hide its homeless ahead of the Olympics

The French government plans to move homeless people out of Paris ahead of the 2024 Olympic Games in the capital, sparking criticism from some mayors of regional towns and villages which are expected to house them

Homeless people to be moved out of Paris ahead of 2024 Olympics - Vimarsana News

Homeless people to be moved out of Paris ahead of 2024 Olympics

The French government claim there will be a shortage of accommodation in Paris during the Rugby World Cup from September and the Olympics next summer.

French government wants homeless out of Paris ahead of 2024 Olympics - Vimarsana News

French government wants homeless out of Paris ahead of 2024 Olympics

The government began asking officials around the country to set up

Source: lemonde.fr
Homeless to be moved out of Paris ahead of 2024 Olympics - Vimarsana News

Homeless to be moved out of Paris ahead of 2024 Olympics

The French government plans to move homeless people out of Paris ahead of the 2024 Olympic Games in the capital, sparking criticism from some mayors of regional towns and villages which are expected to house them. From mid-March, the government began asking officials around France to create "temporary regional accommodation…

In a Paris parking lot, migrants survive out of sight - Vimarsana News

In a Paris parking lot, migrants survive out of sight

Charity workers say that there are thousands of homeless migrants in France. In 2020, French authorities tore down makeshift camps housing migrants near Paris, prompting criticism by rights organisations