UN team visits Dale Farm traveller eviction site

A United Nations team is visiting the UK’s largest illegal traveller settlement today ahead of a planned eviction.

UN team visits Dale Farm traveller eviction site
Wed, 14 Sep, 2011 - 14:07

A United Nations team is visiting the UK’s largest illegal traveller settlement today ahead of a planned eviction.

The UN Advisory Group on Forced Evictions (UNAGFE) is to hold a press conference at Dale Farm in Essex to mark the launch of its report on evictions of gypsies and travellers in the wider London area.

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