Mobi Pariser Platz eng

Mobi Pariser Platz français

We are here because something is going wrong in Europe.

Here we are the witnesses of the lies of the European Union: a space of free movement and security

for Banks and Capitals and Terror and Death for the people at the external and internal borders.

Here are the refugees who survived these borders, we come from war and persecution and we are

persecuted here too. Treated as criminals our fingerprints are registered in the EURODAC system.

The Dublin III Regulation says that we are not entitled to choose where we want to go, that we have

to live in the first “safe country” where we arrived in Europe. Here is the first lie. Is Hungary a safe

country where Asylum seekers are put from six months to one year in prison without having committed

any crime? Is Italy a safe country, where tens of thousands of refugees are living on the streets, or are

reduced to slavery as cheap labor force for agriculture?

“Safe country” in Europe is even not Germany for the asylum seekers. Is it “safe” to live under threat

of being deported at any time? Police come to the refugee camps by 4 clock, pick you up and put you

tied up in an airplane. They send you back to a country where you have been already in jail or where

you had to live on the street, even though you have right to international protection.

Is this “Safety”? What kind of safety is this? For whom?

When we as non-EU nationals are identified by the fingerprints in the EURODAC System, the EU States

start to trade with our lives to determine where we have to be packed and sent .

Do they know they are dealing with people, or not? Why are we not everybody in the same way entitled

to decide where we want to live? Are not we in Europe?

This situation is no longer to be tolerated.
We demand to:

Abolish Dublin III regulation immediately.

Deportation is a crime against human dignity.

Dublin III is a State organized traffic of human beings.

Make Dublin III illegal !

Every day from 4 to 8 pm we are at Pariser Platz Brandenburger Tor – in front of the EU Representation in Berlin.
Contact us: 0152 1867 4747

Stop Deportation – Caravan for the Rights of Refugees and Migrants

https://vimeo.com/95348489

Nach einer Erklärung meines Rechtsanwaltes zu den rechtlich illegalen Gewalthandlungen der Polizei am 7. Januar 2012 und meiner resilienten Rede zu Protokoll des Gerichtes (siehe unten), wurde die Verhandlung auf Antrag meines Anwaltes wegen fehlender Unterlagen und Videos in den Ermittlungsakten der Staatsanwaltschaft auf unbestimmte Zeit verschoben.Es wird also am 6. Mai keinen weiteren Verhandlungstermin mehr geben.

Der genaue spätere Termin der Neueröffnung des Verfahrens wird bekannt gegeben werden, sobald wir eine erneute Ladung erhalten.

OURY JALLOH – DAS WAR MORD!

Touch one touch all.
UHURU
Dieser Prozess ist ein politischer Prozess

إقرأ البيان التضامني باللغة العربية

The Caravan for the Rights of Refugees and Migrants stand in strong solidarity with the massive self-organized protests of African refugees against the oppressive policies of the Israeli government.

In the last weeks we were observing with much appreciation as tens of thousands of refugees took to the streets to protest against the worsening of their situation through new draconian state policies, the corrections to the “Anti-Infiltration Laws”, which permit incarceration without trial of any person suspected of “infiltrating” the country. For those aims the government has built a new “open” detention center, located in the middle of the Naqab desert in the south of the country. This center is supposedly an open detention center, meaning that the persons incarcerated are allowed to leave during the day only. When a couple of weeks ago around 200 refugees initiated a protest march from the detention center towards Jerusalem, they were arrested and sent to an incarceration center for African refugees. The danger of being sent to those centers lurk upon each refugee residing in the country, and refugees are constantly being kidnapped in broad daylight by the Israeli immigration authorities in many big cities, and in ever growing numbers since the amendment to the law. This practice is being done according to clear racial profiling, and has little to do with the legal status of the arrested, which is usually only to be verified later. Furthermore, the state of Israel refuses to install a system of processing asylum requests, and insists on labeling the refugees as illegal infiltrators, which leads to the situation today in which close to none of the 60,000 African refugees in the country have had their asylum case examined.

We, as a self-organized network of refugees and migrants see the self determination of the protesting refugees as an inspiring and important step against state oppression and the struggle against colonialism and racism. Without letting well-meaning but often paternalistic white NGO´s dictate the tone of their struggle, tens of thousands of refugees have managed to organize themselves into a country-wide general strike and huge manifestations, which have proven once more that the power of subjective self-organization is the key to any struggle against oppression. Through the days of action we have witnessed many brave acts of civil disobedience, including a general strike in several cities, huge marches and manifestations. The racism which is directed at the African refugees, much like the “Anti-Infiltration Law” which now condemns them as criminals, has its root in the colonial history of the state of Israel. The “Anti-Infiltration Law” was first legislated in 1954, once again under the pretense of state security, to prevent Palestinian refugees from coming back to their land, which was stripped away from them during the Nakba, the 1947-48 displacement of a major part of the Palestinian population. The Nakba, and the following occupation of the West Bank, Jerusalem and Gaza in 1967, are the cause of the large numbers of Palestinian refugees forced until today, three generations later, to live in exile in the middle east and around the globe, often in overcrowded refugee camps in disastrous humanitarian conditions. Those refugees are still strictly denied return to their country, even though the state of Israel allows immigrants of Jewish descent from all over the world, which in most cases are not refugees and hold a citizenship of another country, to acquire the Israeli citizenship and immigrate.

We see the oppression, from which the protesting refugees are suffering, as directly connected to the racist and colonialist mindset of the zionist project, very similar to the European colonial and racist mentality under which we as refugees and migrants suffer here. Those policies are being implemented by the west in our countries of origin and are the direct reason of our flight. The zionist project, which itself could not have been possible without the support of the European colonial powers and enjoys its impunity, also has its hand in several armed conflicts and the support of oppressive regimes in the African continent through arm sales and the trainings of militaries and paramilitary groups, an involvement which can be traced decades back, as the Israeli government was one of the last allies of the Pretoria Apartheid regime in South Africa. We see the struggles and protests of refugees everywhere as struggles against these racist and colonialist policies which exploit and destroy our countries.

In Solidarity,

The Caravan for the Rights of Refugees and Migrants

 The english statement as PDF

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Fast ein Tausend demonstrierten im Andenken an den Mord von Oury Jalloh in dem Polizeirevier in Dessau am 7.1.2005. Die Demonstration zog durch die Stadt von dem Hauptbahnhof durch die Gerichte und Staatsanwaltschaft bis zum Polizeirevier, wo ein Film, der den Fall und das unabhängige Brandgutachten zusammenfasst, an das Polizeigebäude projektiert wird.

Video: Mbolo Yufanyi´s speech during the demonstration in front of the court in Dessau / Der Redebeitrag von Mbolo Yufanyi während der Demo vor dem Gerichtsaal in Dessau

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20,000 refugees have demonstrated last sunday, the 5.1.2014, in Tel-Aviv, protesting the government´s policies of not processing asylum requests and imprisoning asylum seekers in detention centers without trail. (Video: a speech by a refugee from Eritrea during the demonstration)

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20,000 Flüchtlinge haben am letzten Sonntag, den 5.1.2014, in Tel Aviv gegen die Asylpolitik der Regierung demonstriert, die das nicht Bearbeiten von Asylanträgen und Inhaftierungen von Asylsuchenden enthält. (Video: ein Redebeitrag eines Flüchtlingen aus Eritrea während der Demonstration, englische Untertitel)

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Flüchtlinge und Aktivisten haben letzten Freitag vor dem Terminal C im Flughafen Tegel in Berlin gegen die Abschiebungsflüge, die von der “Air-Berlin” Fluggesellschaft geführt werden, demonstriert. Die Aktivisten haben Transparenten gehalten und Parolen gerufen, und eine kleine Gruppe hat in dem Terminal drin weiter demonstriert.

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Um die zwei Tausend Flüchtling_Innen und Unterstützer_Innen sind Sonntag von Oranienplatz zu dem Büro von Innensenator Frank Henkel am Alexanderplatz marschiert, gegen die geplante Räumung des Protestcamps am Oranienplatz demonstriert und sich für die Forderungen des Flüchtlingsprotestes stark gemacht, unter denen die Abschaffung von Residenzpflicht, Lagern und Abschiebung.

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Vier Tage nach dem Tod von Kallo Al Hassan Kanu, der am Sonntag im Übergangs-Flüchtlingsheim in Heiligenhaus kolla­biert war und trotz Notrufen von MitbewohnerInnen zu lange auf einen Krankenwagen warten musste, haben die Geflüchteten in der kleinen Stadt zwischen Wuppertal und Essen mit einer Demonstration auf den Fall und auf die unwür­digen Umstände ihres Lebens in der ungeeig­neten alten Schule aufmerksam gemacht. Unterstüzt von einigen Freunden und Freundinnen aus der Region zogen sie wütend und kämpfe­risch vor das Rathaus der Stadt, wo gerade der Weihnachtsmarkt eröffnet wurde.

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Full report from Soli-Komitee-Wuppertal (German) /// Bericht von Soli-Komitee-Wuppertal (Deutsch)