Campement du parc Eugène Imbs (Montagne Verte) — évacuation, Strasbourg
Parc Eugène Imbs, quartier Montagne Verte, Strasbourg · Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes / Grand Est
According to Rue89 Strasbourg (February 2025), police dismantled a camp of at least 250 people (including 85 children) at the Parc Eugène Imbs in the Montagne Verte neighbourhood of Strasbourg; residents were bussed to three requisitioned gymnasiums (Fischart, Ménora and Hans Arp) for administrative screening, with some families facing referral to a return-assistance centre in Bouxwiller.
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Large tent camp forms in Parc Eugène Imbs
According to Rue89 Strasbourg (January 2025), around a hundred people, most of them asylum seekers, were living in tents in the Parc Eugène Imbs in the Montagne Verte district, described as the largest camp in Strasbourg and unusually large for the time of year.
Rue89 Strasbourg →Administrative court orders evacuation
According to the Tribunal administratif de Strasbourg (3 February 2025), the urgent-applications judge ordered the evacuation of the camp installed in the Parc Eugène Imbs, citing the unsanitary and indecent conditions in which the occupants, including children and people with health problems, were living.
Tribunal administratif de Strasbourg →Police dismantle the camp
According to Rue89 Strasbourg (11 February 2025), police evacuated the camp on the morning of 11 February, removing at least 250 people, the city having counted 225 residents including 85 children the previous week, with occupants bussed to three requisitioned gymnasiums.
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Rue89 Strasbourg (2025-02-11) · news
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