Posts Tagged: immigration
Hungarian photographer captures the lives of Roma in France
Set in a golden rectangular frame a photo shot of a middle-aged man posing with three children – two teenage girls and a little boy- instantly attracts attention. All four are Roma migrants – gypsies from Romania and neighbouring Eastern
Hungarian photographer captures the lives of Roma in France
Set in a golden rectangular frame a photo shot of a middle-aged man posing with three children – two teenage girls and a little boy- instantly attracts attention. All four are Roma migrants – gypsies from Romania and neighbouring Eastern
Immigration law: mixing business and passion
At the SSEA law firm, lawyers only deal with cases related to the rights of foreigners. The lawsuits are extremely varied: residence permits, asylum demands, family reunion visas but also divorces and criminal cases. Balancing between the will to defend
Immigration law: mixing business and passion
At the SSEA law firm, lawyers only deal with cases related to the rights of foreigners. The lawsuits are extremely varied: residence permits, asylum demands, family reunion visas but also divorces and criminal cases. Balancing between the will to defend
Practicing Japanese medicine in Paris
Toshi Ichikawa holds in Paris a cabinet of Shiatsu: traditional Japanese medicine. On the first floor of a 14th district tall building, a series of bells, each associated to a different name, appears next to an old fashioned main door.
Practicing Japanese medicine in Paris
Toshi Ichikawa holds in Paris a cabinet of Shiatsu: traditional Japanese medicine. On the first floor of a 14th district tall building, a series of bells, each associated to a different name, appears next to an old fashioned main door.
“The immigration Minister must be asleep”
From Kazakhstan to France, Akif and Olga left everything to start a new life. Ten years later, they are still striving to be recognized as refugees. In a waiting room of the National Court of right of asylum (CNDA), they
“The immigration Minister must be asleep”
From Kazakhstan to France, Akif and Olga left everything to start a new life. Ten years later, they are still striving to be recognized as refugees. In a waiting room of the National Court of right of asylum (CNDA), they
“They transform minors into majors ”
French aid organisations have expressed deep concern with the rise in number of unaccompanied foreign minors living in the cold French streets. This is mainly because the French Child Welfare office refuses to admit everybody, contesting the age of these
“They transform minors into majors ”
French aid organisations have expressed deep concern with the rise in number of unaccompanied foreign minors living in the cold French streets. This is mainly because the French Child Welfare office refuses to admit everybody, contesting the age of these
The Daily Fuss For Foreigners in France
Good looking people, fashion, macarons, the Eiffel tower… for many foreigners, Paris is a fantasy. Still, settling in France isn’t a piece of cake. Christine Wu, Alison Zemann, Deanna Hernandez, Erin Griffin and Chelsey Lensing, five American girls, came to
The Daily Fuss For Foreigners in France
Good looking people, fashion, macarons, the Eiffel tower… for many foreigners, Paris is a fantasy. Still, settling in France isn’t a piece of cake. Christine Wu, Alison Zemann, Deanna Hernandez, Erin Griffin and Chelsey Lensing, five American girls, came to
Abandoned yet confident: A Bangladeshi minor’s roller-coaster life in Paris
The number of foreign minors abandoned has raised in recent months in the streets across France, especially Paris. The French organisation in charge of taking care of these children claims that many lie of their age and situation. In a
Abandoned yet confident: A Bangladeshi minor’s roller-coaster life in Paris
The number of foreign minors abandoned has raised in recent months in the streets across France, especially Paris. The French organisation in charge of taking care of these children claims that many lie of their age and situation. In a
France’s new wave of foreign students: Chinese and Indians
« L’auberge espagnole », a film by France’s Cédric Klapisch, was about Erasmus exchange students. European students often hop across the old continent to gauge more cultural and educational experience but today Europe is attracting more students from other regions,
France’s new wave of foreign students: Chinese and Indians
« L’auberge espagnole », a film by France’s Cédric Klapisch, was about Erasmus exchange students. European students often hop across the old continent to gauge more cultural and educational experience but today Europe is attracting more students from other regions,
A tale of three widows
In a corner of Café Social: three retired women of North-African origin tell about their lives in France Fatiha, Khatija and Aziza left their countries of origin decades ago to raise their families in France. Now widows, their life seems
A tale of three widows
In a corner of Café Social: three retired women of North-African origin tell about their lives in France Fatiha, Khatija and Aziza left their countries of origin decades ago to raise their families in France. Now widows, their life seems
