![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/children-crawl-through-fence-and-chant-freedom-at-migrant-centre/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/1_THP_CHP_011122Slug_07121JPG.jpg&description=People at the Manston site in Kent said conditions were "not nice" and that some of them were getting sick, but no doctors or lawyers were on hand to help, reported a support groupConcerning footage shows children chanting "freedom" and "we need your help" at the Manston site in Kent Children crawled through a fence and chanted "we need your help" at a controversy-hit migrant centre last weekend, according to a support group. SOAS Detainee Support (SDS) visited the Manston site in Kent on Sunday, where 700 new people were moved to after a petrol bombing in Dover. Upon arrival, the group reported seeing children "run away" from security guards ordering them inside, before "crawling through a fence" to be heard. Concerning footage shows the children chanting "freedom" and "we need your help" while being ushered back to their families. In a series of tweets, SDS wrote: "Dozens of young children are being held at Manston detention camp in Kent. SOAS Detainee Support (SDS) visited the site on Sunday ( SOAS Detainee Support) "Mothers, fathers, children and babies from Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan and elsewhere. We went today and heard them chanting for their freedom." People on the site said conditions were "not nice" and that some of them were getting sick, but no doctors or lawyers were on hand to help, according to the group. Some of them had reportedly been staying there for up to 40 days. SDS added: "The camp is already overcrowded - and we saw hundreds more people arriving on coaches and buses, exhausted and spent. People on the site said conditions were "not nice" ( SOAS Detainee Support) Blue bags allegedly containing confiscated belongings at the site ( SOAS Detainee Support) "We saw 13 coaches full of people arrive in just 3 hours. Only one coach with a handful of people, including security personnel, left during that time." Robert Jenrick has insisted the Manston site is "fit for purpose". Asked about how it could be legal to detain migrants at Manston fo){kind=link}
People at the Manston site in Kent said conditions were “not nice” and that some of them were getting sick, but no doctors or lawyers were on hand to help, reported a support group
Children crawled through a fence and chanted “we need your help” at a controversy-hit migrant centre last weekend, according to a support group.
SOAS Detainee Support (SDS) visited the Manston site in Kent on Sunday, where 700 new people were moved to after a petrol bombing in Dover.
Upon arrival, the group reported seeing children “run away” from security guards ordering them inside, before “crawling through a fence” to be heard.
Concerning footage shows the children chanting “freedom” and “we need your help” while being ushered back to their families.