SUBSCRIBE MENU CHRONIC In Calais, the dead end of French migration policy The 24/11/2021 10 minutes Herve Nathan Journalist A shed with tents, 300 beds for the night only: this is what three activists from Calaisis won after a month of hunger strike. A movement intended to finally get the government to move and obtain, on the eve of winter, that the living conditions of the migrants who haunt the beaches of Pas-de-Calais are less inhuman and that the harassment shown by the forces stops. order towards them. This meager result must nevertheless be commended for what it is ... Hervé Nathan Subscribe to comment his article FOLLOW US On social media By receiving our newsletter REGISTER NOW SUPPORT US Alternatives Economiques is a 100% independent cooperative which belongs to its employees and which only lives thanks to its readers. We need you to bring this project to life. SUBSCRIBE MAKE A DONATION IN THE SPOTLIGHT THE QUESTION Will Germany escape green austerity? ANTOINE CARIOU 12/01/2021 AFRICA Sudan: putschists seek funding YANN MENS 12/02/2021 CHRONIC The oldest right in the world CHRISTIAN CHAVAGNEUX 12/01/2021 CHRONIC What should schools train young people for? MARIE DURU-BELLAT 30/11/2021 ANALYSE Grande Sécu : une avancée et deux oublis PIERRE VOLOVITCH 01/12/2021 DOSSIER Levée des brevets sur les vaccins : une urgence vitale CÉLINE MOUZON 30/11/2021 CONTACTEZ-NOUS SERVICE RELATIONS CLIENTS RÉDACTION SIGNALER UN CONTENU ILLICITE QUI SOMMES-NOUS ? CGV/CGU MENTIONS LÉGALES PERSONAL DATA PROTECTION POLICY FAQ FOLLOW US SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER I BUY I SUBSCRIBE Your data We use cookies or similar technologies to store and / or access non-sensitive personal data stored on your device and which we process in order to carry out statistics, measure site performance, display advertising and promote our newspaper . You can change your choices at any time by using the link "configure cookies on this site" located in our cookie management policy Accept Configure cookies Continue without accepting