The Gaite Lyrique theater in Paris has become the center of attention as over 300 homeless immigrants, claiming to be under 18, occupy the venue demanding housing. Their situation is complicated by French bureaucratic challenges concerning age verification, which influences their eligibility for government aid. Organized by the Belleville Park Youth Collective, this movement highlights broader issues affecting immigrant minors across Europe, especially amidst growing anti-immigrant sentiments. Despite pressure from activists leading to some housing solutions, many remain in precarious legal limbo, raising concerns about the rights of immigrant minors as stipulated by international conventions.
The Gaite Lyrique theater has become a temporary refuge for over 300 homeless immigrants in Paris, who are demanding recognition and support as unaccompanied minors.
The Belleville Park Youth Collective's occupation of venues has pressured officials to secure shelter but many migrants remain in limbo amid disputes over age verification.
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