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Gaelle Faure is a contributing editor for News Deeply’s Women & Girls. She has nine years of experience in international journalism, with work appearing in TIME Magazine, France 24, and the Associated Press.
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In Paris, informal networks of volunteers temporarily house teenage migrants they find sleeping on the streets. Many spend months trying to prove they are under 18, leaving them with few options for official shelter.
In the first part of our series ‘Scattered from Israel,’ Gaelle Faure reports on the asylum seekers who were coerced to leave Israel for destinations in Africa, but, dismayed by their treatment there, risked their lives to take dangerous sea voyages to Europe.
Every day in Tel Aviv, about 5,000 children of asylum seekers attend daycare centers run by women with little or no training. Recent reports of infant deaths at some of these makeshift nurseries have caused a public uproar, but little action from the government.
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