The risks faced by women migrants in Europe
Summary
The article looks at the situation of women migrants in Europe ten years after the French police closed the Calais "Jungle" migrant camp. It discusses how migration routes have changed and highlights the ongoing challenges faced by women migrants, with experts from Cambridge University weighing in on the issue.Key Facts
- The Calais "Jungle" migrant camp was dismantled by French police in October 2016.
- Migrants in Calais still try to reach the UK despite the camp's closure.
- Women migrants face specific risks during their journeys and within Europe.
- Migration routes through Europe continue to be an important topic in politics.
- Experts like Annette Young and Dr. Marissa Quie from Cambridge University study these migration patterns.
- At least 139 migrants died and more than 84 went missing after a boat sank near Djibouti.
- The article is part of a series called "The 51%" that covers issues affecting women and migrants globally.
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