LONDON, ENGLAND - JUNE 02: A view of the “Call me by my name” exhibition organized by the Migration Museum Project in London, United Kingdom on June 02, 2016. A London exhibition featuring the stories of refugees who live in the infamous “Jungle” camp in Calais, in northern France, opened its doors to visitors. Throughout the exhibition there are numerous pictures, videos and recycled materials used by camp residents, which give an insight to daily life in the Calais Jungle. Thousands of refugees and migrants are in the Calais area, many trying to enter the U.K. ( Büşra Akın Dinçer - Anadolu Agency )

LONDON, ENGLAND - JUNE 02: A view of the “Call me by my name” exhibition organized by the Migration Museum Project in London, United Kingdom on June 02, 2016. A London exhibition featuring the stories of refugees who live in the infamous “Jungle” camp in Calais, in northern France, opened its doors to visitors. Throughout the exhibition there are numerous pictures, videos and recycled materials used by camp residents, which give an insight to daily life in the Calais Jungle. Thousands of refugees and migrants are in the Calais area, many trying to enter the U.K. ( Büşra Akın Dinçer - Anadolu Agency )

LONDON, ENGLAND - JUNE 02: A view of the “Call me by my name” exhibition organized by the Migration Museum Project in London, United Kingdom on June 02, 2016. A London exhibition featuring the stories of refugees who live in the infamous “Jungle” camp in Calais, in northern France, opened its doors to visitors. Throughout the exhibition there are numerous pictures, videos and recycled materials used by camp residents, which give an insight to daily life in the Calais Jungle. Thousands of refugees and migrants are in the Calais area, many trying to enter the U.K. ( Büşra Akın Dinçer - Anadolu Agency )

LONDON, ENGLAND - JUNE 02: A view of the “Call me by my name” exhibition organized by the Migration Museum Project in London, United Kingdom on June 02, 2016. A London exhibition featuring the stories of refugees who live in the infamous “Jungle” camp in Calais, in northern France, opened its doors to visitors. Throughout the exhibition there are numerous pictures, videos and recycled materials used by camp residents, which give an insight to daily life in the Calais Jungle. Thousands of refugees and migrants are in the Calais area, many trying to enter the U.K. ( Büşra Akın Dinçer - Anadolu Agency )

LONDON, ENGLAND - JUNE 02: A view of the “Call me by my name” exhibition organized by the Migration Museum Project in London, United Kingdom on June 02, 2016. A London exhibition featuring the stories of refugees who live in the infamous “Jungle” camp in Calais, in northern France, opened its doors to visitors. Throughout the exhibition there are numerous pictures, videos and recycled materials used by camp residents, which give an insight to daily life in the Calais Jungle. Thousands of refugees and migrants are in the Calais area, many trying to enter the U.K. ( Büşra Akın Dinçer - Anadolu Agency )

LONDON, ENGLAND - JUNE 02: A view of the “Call me by my name” exhibition organized by the Migration Museum Project in London, United Kingdom on June 02, 2016. A London exhibition featuring the stories of refugees who live in the infamous “Jungle” camp in Calais, in northern France, opened its doors to visitors. Throughout the exhibition there are numerous pictures, videos and recycled materials used by camp residents, which give an insight to daily life in the Calais Jungle. Thousands of refugees and migrants are in the Calais area, many trying to enter the U.K. ( Büşra Akın Dinçer - Anadolu Agency )

LONDON, ENGLAND - JUNE 02: A view of the “Call me by my name” exhibition organized by the Migration Museum Project in London, United Kingdom on June 02, 2016. A London exhibition featuring the stories of refugees who live in the infamous “Jungle” camp in Calais, in northern France, opened its doors to visitors. Throughout the exhibition there are numerous pictures, videos and recycled materials used by camp residents, which give an insight to daily life in the Calais Jungle. Thousands of refugees and migrants are in the Calais area, many trying to enter the U.K. ( Büşra Akın Dinçer - Anadolu Agency )