It successfully lobbied parliament to amend the Immigration Act to allow more unaccompanied minors into the country.
A member of Cazeneuve's cabinet said: "We cannot imagine the UK with its traditions of human rights will refuse to admit unaccompanied minors into the UK.
Omar, a 16-year-old Syrian who arrived in the country about six months ago, urged people against accepting unaccompanied minors into the UK to have empathy.
As he approached the section where the razorwire had been trampled into the mud by hundreds of refugees he was informed by the Observer of Cameron's promise to allow more unaccompanied minors into Britain.
We are present when Samantha Rebecca Halll), pregnant and unaccompanied, moves into the house opposite Nick's, and when, on a sentimental whim, Nick pays a visit to Delilah (Laura Dern), a friend from high school, purely on the strength of a remark that she scribbled in their yearbook, describing him as "a diamond in the rough".
Allowing some of the unaccompanied children into Britain is a step in the right direction but more must be done to help the people who, through no fault of their own, have found themselves without access to food, shelter or healthcare.
The government argues that it is already helping children within the refugee camps in the Middle East who have fled the war in Syria and is concerned that by bringing unaccompanied children into Britain, it could create a "pull factor", encouraging more to come.
This article explores the introduction of a livelihood project for unaccompanied children into an existing child protection programme in the Dadaab refugee camp complex in Kenya, with the primary objective of strengthening the household economy of foster families and improving the care of the fostered children.
In developing countries, there is a tendency to rush unaccompanied children into institutions in the name of expedient protection.
