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#967638

19 Dec 2015

An eritrean migrants in Calais, on November 10, 2015. Eritreans are beginning to form large numbers in the Calais camp in France called 'the Jungle”. The group is well organised and has built a large Orthodox church on the premises of the camp and many are deeply religious. They are building semi-perminant structures and communities of them live very close to the church they call St. Michaels built by migrants when the Calais camp first opened. Thousands of Eritreans are leaving their country every month, even though the country is not at war, nor in famine they live under a dictatorship and are looking for a better life in Europe. Many talk about the gross human rights abuses in their country. The migrants talk about living in fear of their government who they claim are killing citizens ordered by President Isaias Afwerki. Eritreans don’t have any written or unwritten implemented sort of constitution and there is no functioning parliament and citizens live in fear.’

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#946192

6 Dec 2015

Gdansk, Poland 6th, Dec. 2015 Pomeranian Special Economic Zone has bought 30 hectares of the Gdansk Shipyard and intends to sell them to developers for residential and commercial use. The transaction allowed the yard to repay creditors and ensure its normal functioning.

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#946193

6 Dec 2015

Gdansk, Poland 6th, Dec. 2015 Pomeranian Special Economic Zone has bought 30 hectares of the Gdansk Shipyard and intends to sell them to developers for residential and commercial use. The transaction allowed the yard to repay creditors and ensure its normal functioning.

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#946195

6 Dec 2015

Gdansk, Poland 6th, Dec. 2015 Pomeranian Special Economic Zone has bought 30 hectares of the Gdansk Shipyard and intends to sell them to developers for residential and commercial use. The transaction allowed the yard to repay creditors and ensure its normal functioning.

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#946212

6 Dec 2015

Gdansk, Poland 6th, Dec. 2015 Pomeranian Special Economic Zone has bought 30 hectares of the Gdansk Shipyard and intends to sell them to developers for residential and commercial use. The transaction allowed the yard to repay creditors and ensure its normal functioning.

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#946216

6 Dec 2015

Gdansk, Poland 6th, Dec. 2015 Pomeranian Special Economic Zone has bought 30 hectares of the Gdansk Shipyard and intends to sell them to developers for residential and commercial use. The transaction allowed the yard to repay creditors and ensure its normal functioning.

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#946220

6 Dec 2015

Gdansk, Poland 6th, Dec. 2015 Pomeranian Special Economic Zone has bought 30 hectares of the Gdansk Shipyard and intends to sell them to developers for residential and commercial use. The transaction allowed the yard to repay creditors and ensure its normal functioning.

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#946222

6 Dec 2015

Gdansk, Poland 6th, Dec. 2015 Pomeranian Special Economic Zone has bought 30 hectares of the Gdansk Shipyard and intends to sell them to developers for residential and commercial use. The transaction allowed the yard to repay creditors and ensure its normal functioning.

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#898531

10 Nov 2015

An eritrean migrant pray in Calais, France, on November 10, 2015. Eritreans are beginning to form large numbers in the Calais camp in France called 'the Jungle”. The group is well organised and has built a large Orthodox church on the premises of the camp and many are deeply religious. They are building semi-perminant structures and communities of them live very close to the church they call St. Michaels built by migrants when the Calais camp first opened. Thousands of Eritreans are leaving their country every month, even though the country is not at war, nor in famine they live under a dictatorship and are looking for a better life in Europe. Many talk about the gross human rights abuses in their country. The migrants talk about living in fear of their government who they claim are killing citizens ordered by President Isaias Afwerki. Eritreans don’t have any written or unwritten implemented sort of constitution and there is no functioning parliament and citizens live in fear.’

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#898538

10 Nov 2015

An eritrean migrant pray in Calais, France, on November 10, 2015. Eritreans are beginning to form large numbers in the Calais camp in France called 'the Jungle”. The group is well organised and has built a large Orthodox church on the premises of the camp and many are deeply religious. They are building semi-perminant structures and communities of them live very close to the church they call St. Michaels built by migrants when the Calais camp first opened. Thousands of Eritreans are leaving their country every month, even though the country is not at war, nor in famine they live under a dictatorship and are looking for a better life in Europe. Many talk about the gross human rights abuses in their country. The migrants talk about living in fear of their government who they claim are killing citizens ordered by President Isaias Afwerki. Eritreans don’t have any written or unwritten implemented sort of constitution and there is no functioning parliament and citizens live in fear.’

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#898541

10 Nov 2015

An eritrean migrant pray in Calais, France, on November 10, 2015. Eritreans are beginning to form large numbers in the Calais camp in France called 'the Jungle”. The group is well organised and has built a large Orthodox church on the premises of the camp and many are deeply religious. They are building semi-perminant structures and communities of them live very close to the church they call St. Michaels built by migrants when the Calais camp first opened. Thousands of Eritreans are leaving their country every month, even though the country is not at war, nor in famine they live under a dictatorship and are looking for a better life in Europe. Many talk about the gross human rights abuses in their country. The migrants talk about living in fear of their government who they claim are killing citizens ordered by President Isaias Afwerki. Eritreans don’t have any written or unwritten implemented sort of constitution and there is no functioning parliament and citizens live in fear.’

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#898562

10 Nov 2015

An eritrean migrants in Calais, on November 10, 2015. Eritreans are beginning to form large numbers in the Calais camp in France called 'the Jungle”. The group is well organised and has built a large Orthodox church on the premises of the camp and many are deeply religious. They are building semi-perminant structures and communities of them live very close to the church they call St. Michaels built by migrants when the Calais camp first opened. Thousands of Eritreans are leaving their country every month, even though the country is not at war, nor in famine they live under a dictatorship and are looking for a better life in Europe. Many talk about the gross human rights abuses in their country. The migrants talk about living in fear of their government who they claim are killing citizens ordered by President Isaias Afwerki. Eritreans don’t have any written or unwritten implemented sort of constitution and there is no functioning parliament and citizens live in fear.’

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#898554

10 Nov 2015

An eritrean woman, on November 10, 2015, in Calais, France. Eritreans are beginning to form large numbers in the Calais camp in France called 'the Jungle”. The group is well organised and has built a large Orthodox church on the premises of the camp and many are deeply religious. They are building semi-perminant structures and communities of them live very close to the church they call St. Michaels built by migrants when the Calais camp first opened. Thousands of Eritreans are leaving their country every month, even though the country is not at war, nor in famine they live under a dictatorship and are looking for a better life in Europe. Many talk about the gross human rights abuses in their country. The migrants talk about living in fear of their government who they claim are killing citizens ordered by President Isaias Afwerki. Eritreans don’t have any written or unwritten implemented sort of constitution and there is no functioning parliament and citizens live in fear.’

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#898558

10 Nov 2015

Eritrean women pray, on November 10, 2015, in Calais, France. Eritreans are beginning to form large numbers in the Calais camp in France called 'the Jungle”. The group is well organised and has built a large Orthodox church on the premises of the camp and many are deeply religious. They are building semi-perminant structures and communities of them live very close to the church they call St. Michaels built by migrants when the Calais camp first opened. Thousands of Eritreans are leaving their country every month, even though the country is not at war, nor in famine they live under a dictatorship and are looking for a better life in Europe. Many talk about the gross human rights abuses in their country. The migrants talk about living in fear of their government who they claim are killing citizens ordered by President Isaias Afwerki. Eritreans don’t have any written or unwritten implemented sort of constitution and there is no functioning parliament and citizens live in fear.’

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#771937

8 Sep 2015

THE HAGUE - Labor Party leader Diederik Samsom arrives at the plenary in parliament on tuesday. Mister Samsom has received critique on his functioning from a former, prominent party member.

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#771938

8 Sep 2015

THE HAGUE - Labor Party leader Diederik Samsom arrives at the plenary in parliament on tuesday. Mister Samsom has received critique on his functioning from a former, prominent party member.

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