'The Jungle' is disappearing, but its migrant and refugee residents aren't

The Washington Post 2016-10-24

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French authorities are moving thousands of migrants and refugees out of the notorious “Jungle" camp in Calais. They say it’s for humanitarian reasons but the fate of the men, women and some 1,300 children remains unclear.
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