By voice, 26 November, 2016

Join us in building "Break Deportation Arena and Campaign to Break the deportation Culture" in Germany

„Roma-Black Box Solidarity“ - Break Deportation Aktion in Erfurt // Action Week in Jena

Break Deportation Aktion in Erfurt - „Roma-Black Box Solidarity“
Roma Solidaritäts-Veranstaltung mit Diskussion und Kulturprogramm
Update: https://thevoiceforum.org/node/4284

Refugee activists will speak on their experiences and struggles with deportation and social exclusion in Thüringen and Germany. After that their will be live music and other cultural programm.

17.12.2016, 16.00 Uhr in Erfurt, Schillerstraße 44, Filler

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By voice, 23 November, 2016

Prozess in Luxemburg – Repression gegen ‘March For Freedom” // Trial in Luxemburg – Repression against „March for Freedom“ // francais - Venez au procedure judiciare à Luxembourg!

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2 1/2 Jahre nach dem international organisierten March for Freedom sind 6 Aktvist_innen in Luxemburg-Stadt angeklagt. Während eines Aktionstags am 5.6.2014 war es in Luxemburg auf dem Kirchberg zu 13 brutalen Festnahmen während einer Demonstration gekommen. Anlass war eine Tagung der EU-Innenminister zum Thema „Kampf gegen illegale Immigration.“

Two and a half years after the internationally organized March for Freedom, six activists are going to trial. During the day of action on May 5, 2014 there were thirteen brutal arrests at a demonstration on the Kirchberg in Luxemburg. The demonstration was a protest against a meeting of European Union Ministers of Interior entitled “Fight Against Illegal Immigration”.

By voice, 1 November, 2016

Presseerklärung von The VOICE Refugee Forum - Miloud L. Cherif gegen die Bundespolizei am Verwaltungsgericht Dresden

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Presseerklärung von The VOICE Refugee Forum

Miloud L. Cherif gegen die Bundespolizei am Verwaltungsgericht Dresden: Anklage wegen Racial Profiling - Aufruf zur Prozessbeobachtung am 2.11.2016

The VOICE Refugee Forum ruft zur Prozessbeobachtung am 2. September 2016 um 9.00 Uhr im Saal 05 des Verwaltungsgerichts Dresden (Hans-Oster-Straße 4, 01099 Dresden) auf. Angeklagt ist die Bundespolizei wegen des Vorwurfs des Racial Profiling gegenüber unserem Aktivisten Miloud L. Cherif

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By voice, 28 October, 2016

Miloud L. Cherif court process against the German Federal Police in Dresden on Racial Profiling

Dresden, November 2nd 2016: Miloud L.Cheif, an activist of The VOICE Refugee Forum, against Federal Police on Racial Profiling

VWG Dresden set a date for the hearing concerning the racist control of the Police on a RE Train in September 7th 2014.

Wednesday, November, 02nd 2016, 09:00h , Room 05 Verwaltungsgericht Dresden, Hans-Oster-Straße 4, 01099 Dresden

Video: "It's Racism!" (filmed outside the court hearing of Miloud on the 28. Mai 2015)

Initially, the police wanted to harass me through a case of 'Beleidigung' and they lost on 25 May 2015 . Now it is our turn to put the pressure on them and send a signal that we will not accept to live with Racial Profiling.

Your presence and solidarity are important for me and for every one fighting this System. Please inform all those interested to come to Dresden on the November 02nd 2016. Also contact those living in and around Dresden about it so they can come.

By voice, 28 October, 2016

Miloud L. Cherif gegen die Bundespolizei in Dresden - Anklage wegen Racial Profiling

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Foto: Miloud L. Cherif

Miloud L. Cherif gegen die Bundespolizei in Dresden

Dresden, 2.11.2016: Miloud L. Cherif, Aktivist von The VOICE Refugee Forum, gegen die Bundespolizei Anklage wegen Racial Profiling
Für die Anhörung bezüglich der rassistischen Polizeikontrolle am 7. September 2014 in einem Regionalzug hat das Verwaltungsgericht Dresden einen Termin festgesetzt.
Sie findet am 2. September 2016 um 9.00 Uhr im Saal 05 des Verwaltungsgerichts Dresden (Hans-Oster-Straße 4, 01099 Dresden) statt.

By voice, 19 October, 2016

Greetings and Solidarity from Refugee Political Community Germany to Refugee Protest March in Bavaria

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"Our protests are more than 2 decades now and our resilience and resolve is unstoppable. For many years, we have shown our anger and without this, we would not have witnessed some changes although minimal in our treatment as humans. Since the defacto abolition of the 1993 rights for asylum in Germany, there have never been changes without struggles from the refugee communities. The refugee struggles built on the demand for justice cannot be completed without us the refugees and the community activists in the society. (by The VOICE Refugee Forum http://thevoiceforum.org/node/4251