Police Remove Refugees From refugees from Eritrea and Ethiopia In Rome

Italian police use water cannon to disperse refugees who were evicted from a palace in the center of Rome on August 24, 2017. The UN's refugee agency (UNHCR) voiced "grave concern" over the eviction of 800 people from a Rome building squatted mainly by asylum seekers and refugees from Eritrea and Ethiopia. Almost 200 people expelled from the building sleep on the streets from 19 of August. (Photo by Christian Minelli/NurPhoto via Getty Images)

Police Remove Refugees From refugees from Eritrea and Ethiopia In Rome
Italian police use water cannon to disperse refugees who were evicted from a palace in the center of Rome on August 24, 2017. The UN's refugee agency (UNHCR) voiced "grave concern" over the eviction of 800 people from a Rome building squatted mainly by asylum seekers and refugees from Eritrea and Ethiopia. Almost 200 people expelled from the building sleep on the streets from 19 of August. (Photo by Christian Minelli/NurPhoto via Getty Images)
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