Die »Karawane« unterstützt seit zehn Jahren die Selbstorganisation von Asylsuchenden gegen rassistische Sondergesetze. Ein Gespräch mit Ralf S. Lourenco
As so often, the term 'terrorism' has proved a rhetorical smokescreen under cover of which the strong crush the weak
Nir Rosen
guardian.co.uk, Monday 29 December 2008 08.00 GMT
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[Erfurt] Soli - Aktion für Alexis, Oury, Laye
BeobachterIn 22.12.2008 16:06 Themen: Repression Weltweit
Etwa 50 Personen zogen, teilweise vermummt, am 20.12. durch die Fuszgängerzone in Erfurt um ihre Solitarität mit Menschen weltweit auszudrücken, die durch Polizei und Staat getötet wurden. Konkret wurden Alexandros Grigoropoulos, Oury Jalloh und Laye Condé erwähnt.
Thüringen: Flüchtlingssprecher in Abschiebehaft verlegt
Suhl/Hamburg (epd). Der Flüchtlingssprecher des Asylbewerberheims im thüringischen Katzhütte, Mohamed Sbaih, ist nach Angaben der Flüchtlingsorganisation "The Voice" in die Abschiebehaft der Justizvollzugsanstalt in Suhl-Goldlauter verlegt worden.
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DEMONSTRATION IN MEMORY OF OURY JALLOH, LAYE KONDE and all other victims of racist police brutality - BREAK THE SILENCE! JANUARY 7, 2009, 1 P.M. CENTRAL TRAIN STATION DESSAU
Deutsch: * Pressemitteilung der Initiative in Gedenken an Oury Jalloh vom 19. Dezember 2008
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Initiative in Memory of Oury Jalloh - Truth! Justice! Reparations!
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For more links, videos, fotos. Press and comments:
http://www.dissidentvoice.org/2008/12/mumia-abu-jamal-faces-us-supreme-…
Mumia Supporters Mobilize Globally
by Hans Bennett / December 20th, 2008
VIDEO: Dec. 6 Intl. Week of Solidarity with Mumia Abu-Jamal–a report from Philadelphia
VIDEO: Journalists for Mumia Abu-Jamal presentation at 13th and Locust crime scene
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Press Release of the Initiative in Memory of Oury Jalloh from December 19, 2008 - For Truth! Justice! Reparations!
BREAK THE SILENCE!
JANUARY 7, 2009, 1 P.M.
CENTRAL TRAIN STATION DESSAU
Pressemitteilung der Initiative in Gedenken an Oury Jalloh vom 19. Dezember 2008; Presse: Tod von Laya Alama Condé in Bremen nach Brechmittel - Freispruch für den Polizeiarzt
source picture: www.umbruch-bildarchiv.de
CALL AND CHARGE
Aufruf und Anklageschrift in deutsch
Three years, 11 months and 1 day after the death of Oury Jalloh in Cell No. 5 of the police station in Dessau, the two policemen accused of his death have been acquitted of negligence. Numerous actions and nationwide informational events carried out by the Initiative in Memory of Oury Jalloh and various other refugee and migrant self organisations were the principal reason that a trial was even opened in the first place. Because the entire police and the State Prosecutor of Dessau did everything in their power to bury it, the court proved incapable of uncovering the truth.
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In remembrance of Oury
The cell is a hard place to burn
To burn a young man alive
to burn a young life alive
to burn hopes and dreams alive
to break our motherly sisterly brotherly heart
The cell is a hard place
to torn a security system apart
to push humanity apart
to torn iron bars
to crush our African flesh
The cell is supposed to be an egg
To protect and allow to restore and grow
Not a playing ground for fallen angels
Not a grey nasty silent killing field
Not a death row
Na e bi
Na e bi nje boli mba e
But many of those who rule
And many of those who wear
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22.12.2008 www.jungewelt.de
»Der Rechtsstaat funktioniert nicht richtig«
Die »Initiative in Gedenken an Oury Jalloh« fordert eine unabhängige Kommission. Diese soll den Tod des Schwarzafrikaners aufklären. Gespräch mit Mbolo Yufanyi
Interview: Gitta Düperthal
Mbolo Yufanyi ist Mitglied der »Initiative in Gedenken an Oury Jalloh«
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Joint Statement on the International Migrants Day
Network for the Recognition and Protection of the Rights of Undocumented Migrants
18 December 2008
*On the Occasion of the International Migrants Day:*
*Recognize and Protect the Rights of Undocumented Migrants!*
Undocumented migrant workers are the unrecognized hands that contribute a lot to the economies of the countries they work in and countries where they come from. Yet, they are some of the most exploited, abused and repressed among the migrants.