Ten years after the end of the Calais "jungle", the wandering of migrants continues on the northern coast of France

On October 24, 2016, the dismantling of the Calais "jungle" began, a camp that housed up to 10,000 migrants from various countries. Despite the dismantling, attempts to cross into the UK have continued, prompting French and British authorities to enhance border security measures. Over the past decade, these policies have altered the migration landscape in Calais, making the journey more dangerous for migrants. Calais remains a key crossing point for those seeking to reach the UK, connected by maritime routes and the Channel Tunnel since 1994.