Edwin started living in Calais in June 2015. \"I think some people, they think that we want to die in the sea because we are crazy, you know, to go to Europe,\" Edwin said. \"You don\'t go into the sea to drown because life is good at home, or to feel less than a dog because life is good at home. You do it because at home there is nothing, only the war.\" (credit:Mary Turner/Getty Images)
(02 of11)
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An Arabic-French dictionary lies in the home of Ahmad. He had been living in Calais for six months when this photo was taken. (credit:Mary Turner/Getty Images)
(03 of11)
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This is the home of Hasib, a refugee from Darfur whose sister lives in Liverpool, England. \"In Darfur, 33 of my friends and family died ... England is a safe place,\" Hasib said. (credit:Mary Turner/Getty Images)
(04 of11)
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Inside the home of Ibrahim, who moved to Calais in March. \"I have a wife and daughter in Khartoum,\" the capital of Sudan, Ibrahim said. \"I have not seen them for nearly one year, but I think of them every day.\" (credit:Mary Turner/Getty Images)
(05 of11)
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\"I do not want to stay, I want to go to England,\" said Ali, who had lived in Calais for two months when this photo was taken. \"But when I am here I want my Calais home to be nice so it reminds me of my home in Sudan.\" (credit:Mary Turner/Getty Images)
(06 of11)
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This is the home of Faaiz, who started living in the Jungle in June. \"I do not want my face in the news, I don\'t want my family to think I am living like this,\" Faaiz said. \"I just tell them, \'Oh, France is nice and I am going to England soon.\'\" (credit:Mary Turner/Getty Images)
(07 of11)
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Inside the home of Osama, who arrived in the Jungle in July. \"I do not mind if I die at the train and on the road,\" Osama said. \"It is OK if it happens because I am trying to get to England.\" (credit:Mary Turner/Getty Images)
(08 of11)
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Inside the home of Mohammed, who had lived in Calais for just seven weeks when the photo was taken. \"Sometimes eight people are sleeping in here,\" Mohammed said. \"But no, it is easy, no problem, we all get by together.\" (credit:Mary Turner/Getty Images)
(09 of11)
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Inside the home of Marco, who had been in Calais for five and a half months. \"I pray every day that God will get me to safety in England,\" Marco said. \"I know he will, he has brought me this far.\" (credit:Mary Turner/Getty Images)
(10 of11)
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This is the kitchen of Othman, who had lived in Calais for a month at the time the photo was taken. \"We can make you tea and coffee,\" Othman said. \"At the moment we have just two cups but it is no problem.\" (credit:Mary Turner/Getty Images)
(11 of11)
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\"We made this house from blankets and wood and then covered it in plastic, to keep the rain out,\" said Sami, who had lived in Calais for two months when this photo was taken. \"It rains often in France. I think it will rain often when I am in England too.\" (credit:Mary Turner/Getty Images)