Life in Don Bosco centre is "like a prison" say protesting immigrants
Around 50 migrants live in the old Don Bosco building in Luxembourg City's Limpertsberg district and last week they protested about their living conditions. Journalist Adam Walder went to listen to what they had to say, as well as hearing from the Red Cross and a volunteer worker.
By Adam Walder (interviews and commentary)
The grey 1960s Don Bosco building in Limpertsberg housing immigrants, was supposed to be demolished in 2015 after it fell into disrepair and a fire even occurred several years previously. In 2013 the decision to close it was made after serious water damage on the two top floors.
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