I met him in Basroch where he had the only stall I ever saw there. I found him again here selling sweets, eggs and other small goods. When I walked up and down the street, we smiled at each other. He is a very kind man.
The young boy was playing football on the ground behind him then he climbed the small hill and discovered me. Immediately he started making faces through an imaginary glass.
Many sockets had been installed in the camp allowing the refugees to load their portables and talk to their family
The German association "Kesha Niya Kitchen" and refugee volunteers prepared up to 1000 meals daily. Conditions were much better than for the Swiss "Rastplatz" in the "Dunkirk Jungle"
S. (33) had a small business in Iraqui Kurdistan. His wife and 2 children, who travelled separately, were arrested and sent back to Irak by the Turkish police
Kids in the French speaking Kindergarten. When the french government took control of the camp Liniere they closed the English primary school and the Kindergarten both run by British volunteers. The kids in age of attending school went to the French primary school in Grande-Synthe and a French speaking Kindergarten opened in the camp
A doctor from Doctors Without Borders and a translator giving medical advice to a mother at the health center. Doctors Without Borders (MSF), Médecins du Monde and the French Red Cross operated conjointly the camp health center opened 7 days a week
In June 2016 a Kurdish band composed of Liniere refugees performed during "Les Fêtes de la Musique" at Grande-Synthe