More than 2,300 children sleep on the streets of France, an increase of 42% since 2022

More than 2,300 children currently sleep on the streets of France, representing a 42% increase since 2022, according to recent data. This number raises serious doubts about the goal set by the French government to reach "zero children on the streets," promised just two years ago. The situation reflects a deterioration of living conditions for the most vulnerable families in the country.

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