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" The &amp;quot;Jungle&amp;quot; is a French refugee camp in Calais, home to an estimated 5,000 migrants fleeing warring countries in the Middle East. Earlier this month, French officials employed tear gas, rubber bullets, and concussion grenades to displace 1,500 of these migrants so that a swath of the encampment could be bulldozed, creating a buffer zone between the tents and the highway. To highlight the controversial use of tear gas by the French authorities, Banksy created a new piece as part of his series condemning the treatment of refugees.    The installation appeared Sunday morning on the French embassy in London, according to\u00A0The Guardian. It features Cosette, the young girl from Les Mis\u00E9rables, tears dripping down her face as her air is clogged with clouds of CS gas. In the corner of the piece is a QR code that links to a video of the Calais raid. It joins a powerful series of politically motivated art by Banksy, including a piece featuring Steve Jobs, son of a Syrian migrant, and Dismaland, the melancholy theme park whose infrastructure Banksy donated to refugee camps upon dismantlement.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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