Trapped in Calais
For more than a decade, Calais in northern France has been the last step to a population of migrants from Middle east and Africa before crossing the Channel and hit their very final destination, the U.K.
Tired, after months, sometimes years of travelling, they are often out of money and depend on local associations for food and basic needs.
Since one of the biggest camps of the city was closed down by the police on June 23rd 2014, most of the migrants have been living on Calais streets and in the dunes around the harbor (an area called the "jungle") spending all their nights trying to board a lorry to the U.K.