By Goettingen, 3 February, 2018

2nd Press and Community Communiqué of the Kenyan Community, PEACE and The VOICE Refugee Forum Berlin.

2nd Press and Community Communiqué of the Kenyan Community, PEACE and The VOICE Refugee Forum Berlin.

Berlin, 3rd February 2018

Brian Nyawade Owino, our African brother from Kenya who was reported missing and later found dead at Ostkreuz Bahnhof (train station) Berlin will be sent back home soon. We want to use this opportunity to thank everyone and especially the Kenyan Communities in and around Berlin, The VOICE Refugee Forum, PEACE (Peer Exchange of African Communities for Empowerment) Germany and the Central Council of the African Communities Germany.

Brian Nyawade Owino, was an African Asylum seeker from Kenya who came to Germany in August 2017, less than 5 months from the time of his death.

He left his friend’s house at about 2:45pm on the 29th of December 2017, to visit another friend but never arrived his destination. His body was later found at the Ostkreuz S-Bahnhof on that same day at about 10pm. Causes of his death have now been revealed to us. A train hit our brother, as he was going over the rails. We are still trying to decipher the puzzles behind Brayo’s (as he was known) demise, as many facts do not add up.

By voice, 3 February, 2018

Presence »Fighting For Our Rights Together« Nadiye Ünsal – A Portrait

"For ten years migrants had been killed by a group of organized Nazis. This is known as NSU scandal. When I saw that in the newspapers I was really shocked: Nazis got money from the German secret agency to have arms and kill people like my father. That made me very angry. I’ve started to organize myself in a group: with migrants and other people who experienced racism"