The word "camps" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a temporary settlement, especially one consisting of tents or huts, typically for shelter or protection. For example, "Many refugees are living in camps near the border."
"We have lately seen an increase in the number of persons leaving Norway to take part in acts of war, attend training camps or join terrorist networks abroad," the Norwegian authorities said.
He never saw combat and spent most of his military service as a guard in prisoner-of-war camps.
He denied Australia's harsh treatment of asylum seekers at detention camps on Nauru and Manus Island could count against the former prime minister.
Labor introduced a controversial "no advantage test" on 13 August last year in an unsuccessful attempt to stop asylum boats from coming by insisting that those applying for refugee status in that way received no benefit compared with those who stayed in refugee camps in the region.
Eva stands beneath a projection showing the gulag of concentration and death camps, for the latest in her tireless rounds of presentations on the Holocaust and her own family history.
Has the ISC now been given all the new evidence, including about links between the plotters here and camps in Pakistan?
The report said that abducted women and girls held by Boko Haram ranged in age from infancy to 65. "They and many others they saw in the camps were subjected to physical and psychological abuse; forced labour; forced participation in military operations, including carrying ammunition or luring men into ambush; forced marriage to the captors; and sexual abuse, including rape," the report says.
The rest of the family had no such luck: while one of his aunts and her daughter survived because they were Catholics, his grandmother, his two uncles and his other aunt were murdered along with their families in Auschwitz and other camps; his mother's side of the family was completely wiped out.
This week Alyokhina and Tolokonnikova were told they will serve the rest of their two-year terms at women's prison camps in Perm, Siberia, and Mordovia respectively.
We emphasize the need to refrain from pressing our Palestinian people and their camps in the Syrian crisis.
In Budapest, Madi, then in her mid 40s, watched in dismay as Jews were humiliated, harassed and rounded up to be sent to labour or concentration camps.
