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© AFP - Julie Sebadelha of the hundreds of young migrants camped before the Council of State in Paris, December 2, 2022. Now two days that these young migrants left their camp in Val-de-Marne to install their tents in the heart of the French capital. They hope to draw attention to their situation. On one side the Louvre, on the other the Council of State, and in the middle about 150 tents. Each is shared by two or even three young migrants. Among them, Mana. This young Cameroonian lives a ordeal: "It is hell on earth. You are lying and the sheets are wet, you feel the ice in your veins. There are not enough words to express what I feel, the situation is very hard.

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He and the other migrants ask for accommodation. Putting their tents in the heart of Paris is a way to gain visibility. "Now we have decided to go out so that we can see us," said Mana.

of young people in lack of food and confronted with winter cold

around the camp, tourists take selfies with the Louvre, but others are intrigued by the tents. Some come to see Alice Bertrand, who is part of the Utopia 56 association, to better understand. She calls to act quickly: "With the coming cold, the lack of food, many young people no longer eat, no longer speak and begin to have dark ideas. We decided to settle illegally here to request immediate accommodation.

Most young migrants are awaiting a court decision, and hope to be recognized as isolated minors.

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