Thousands of homeless people removed from Paris in pre-Olympics ‘social cleaning’

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ER Editor: These sorts of stories always prompt us to wonder why there is so much human misery to clean up in the first place. For example, why are there virtual tent cities of migrants in and around Paris? The globalists want their games, they want their no-holds-barred immigration policies as well as their liberal drug policies. Paris is one of the C40 global cities, incidentally. It becomes a mess with no solution because nobody, conveniently, is looking in the right place for it.

#nettoyagesocial

Translation: Morning eviction at La Chapelle skatepark!  The 6 people who were sleeping on the ground under the metro were woken up and expelled this morning by a police team, baton in hand, with reinforcement from the BAC.

📢 Expulsion matinale au skatepark de La Chapelle!

🗣️ Les 6 personnes qui dormaient à même le sol sous le métro ont été réveillées et expulsées ce matin par une équipe de police, matraque à la main, avec le renfort de la BAC.#ViolencesPolicières #NettoyageSocial#Paris2024 pic.twitter.com/5NCkOpZb25

— CAD (Collectif Accès au Droit) (@CAD_Asso) May 13, 2024

Translation: The #NettoyageSocial continues in IdF with the expulsion this morning of 80 people  On the banks of the Seine but this time in 93 in Seine-Saint-Denis, a territory particularly impacted by #JO  Tomorrow morning in class, children will be missing

👉 Le #NettoyageSocial continue en IdF avec l’expulsion ce matin de 80 personnes

👉 Sur les bords de Seine mais cette fois-ci dans le 93 en Seine-Saint-Denis, territoire particulièrement impacté par les #JO

💥 Demain matin en classe, des enfants manqueront à l’appel https://t.co/irMTi98lyI pic.twitter.com/1b8Hfq3oCy

— le revers de la médaille (@reversmedaille) May 15, 2024

Translation:Action @reversmedaille in progress! At Paris City Hall, launch of an action to raise awareness of those excluded from the 2024 Olympic Games. A social cleansing is underway to allow games to take place to hide the poverty that is very present in Paris and the entire Ile de France. The dismantling of makeshift camps of unaccompanied minors is always one of the objectives. The Olympics allow him to intensify it. Getting them out of Paris is their dream. It’s a nightmare for these young people, who can’t sleep anywhere. Even the street is refused to them.

Action @reversmedaille en cours!

A l’Hotel de ville de Paris, lancement d’une action de visibilisation des exclu•es des JO 2024.

Un nettoyage social est en cours pour permettre le déroulement dzs jeux pour cacher la misère bien présente dans Paris et toute l’île de France.… pic.twitter.com/D0QxxTvNT4

— Cerveaux non disponibles (@CerveauxNon) June 2, 2024

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Thousands of homeless people have been removed from Paris and the surrounding area as part of a “clean-up” operation ahead of the Olympic Games, campaigners say.

Those moved on include asylum seekers, as well as families and children already in a precarious and vulnerable situation, the collective Le Revers de la Médaille, which represents 90 associations, said in a report released on Monday.

Police were also cracking down on sex workers and drug addicts, removing them from their usual networks in which they could receive vital healthcare and support, it added. “The Île-de-France region has been emptied of some of the people that the powers that be consider undesirable,” it concluded.

The collective said expulsions and the dismantling of tent camps in and around the city had intensified since April last year, and 12,545 people had been moved in the last 13 months.

Paul Alauzy, a coordinator for health monitoring at Médecins du Monde, accused the authorities of “social cleaning” of the city’s most precarious population in order for Paris to “appear in the most flattering light possible” for the Olympics. He said people were being bussed to temporary regional centres set up last year as a short-term fix for the problem.

“They are hiding the misery under the rug,” he said. “If this really was a dignified solution to the problem, people would be fighting to get on the buses. They’re not. We are in the process of making life impossible for these people and those who support them.”

The collective said at least 20,000 homes were needed across France, including 7,000 in the Île-de-France region, to provide a long-term solution for the homeless people. Paris city hall had come up with a plan to provide 1,000 urgent places but it had yet to be approved by the prefect, the state representative, it added.

The report qualified social cleansing as “the harassment, expulsion and disappearance of populations categorised by the public authorities as undesirable from the venues where the Games are happening …

“This clean-up is based on a double approach of dispersal to avoid the creation of informal settlements that would be too visible, and the removal from the Paris conurbation of those people who are in a very precarious situation and who may occupy public space on a daily basis.

“Although these public policies have been in place for a number of years, a number of indicators lead us to believe that the Olympic Games are acting as an accelerator.”

Anne Hidalgo, the Paris mayor, has said the city hall had been asking the government, which is responsible for emergency housing, to come up with a credible plan for housing the estimated 3,600 people living on the capital’s streets “for years”. Last year she insisted nobody would be forced to leave the city.

“I am angry about this being pushed on to the city [authority] because it’s not our role or responsibility and we already play more than our part in finding urgent accommodation for vulnerable people. Every week we are putting families into homes,” Hidalgo said.

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