People left without accommodation after earlier evictions occupied the disused Collège Guillaume Budé in the 19th arrondissement. Migrants and their support collective asked people to come and defend the occupation. Paris-Luttes.info also reported that some residents had left another occupied space after police threats. The action turned an empty public building into a claim for shelter and made the right to housing visible through collective self-organization.
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Why did migrants occupy Collège Guillaume Budé?
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Migrants and supporters occupied the disused school and asked for support.
Migrants and supporters occupied the disused Collège Guillaume Budé in 2015.
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The occupation sought shelter and asked supporters to defend the site.