By voice, 30 December, 2012

Uhuru news: Cop gets fine in the fire burning murder of Oury Jalloh

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Joanna James, Published Dec 24, 2012

FRANKFURT, GERMANY — On January 7, 2005, Oury Jalloh, a young African from Sierra Leone/Guinea, was violently detained by police terrorists in the city of Dessau, Germany and taken to a holding cell in the basement of the local police station.
Four hours later, his body was found in a charcoaled state, his corpse chained at the hands and feet to a fireproof mattress.
On Thursday, December 13, 2012, the county court of Magdeburg, Germany failed to bring justice—with the police never having to face murder charges.

By voice, 29 December, 2012

New Videos: Solidarity from Vienna and Berlin Refugee Protest camps

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Refugee Protest Wien

Foto: 28.12. Spontanprotest in Berlin gegen Refugee campräumung in Wien
Foto flickr from Vienna:

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Solidarity from Refugee Protest Demonstration in Vienna

Solidarity message with Vienna's Refugee Protestcamp from Oranienplatz Berlin - 29.12.2012

A solidarity message from Berlin to the Sisters and Brothers resisting in Vienna after the eviction of the Refugee Protestcamp of Sigmund-Freud-Park. Together we stand. The fight goes on. http://asylstrikeberlin.wordpress.com
Video from The VOICE Refugee Network Channel

By voice, 29 December, 2012

Fünf Wochen Proteste von Flüchtlingen - gegen rassistische Gesetze und rassistische Hetze

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Solidaritätsaktion vor dem Österreichischen Konsulat in München als Protest gegen die brutale Polizeiräumung des Refugee Camps in Wien

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Nach fünf Wochen von der Polizei dem Erdboden gleichgemacht: Das Protestcamp der Flüchtlinge vor der Votivkirche in Wien

By voice, 29 December, 2012

Endorse the International Statement of Solidarity from Refugee Protest in Vienna

By pressteam on December 29, 2012

All our support and solidarity to the protest of migrants and asylum seekers in Vienna!

The protest camp set up by asylumseekers in Vienna has been brutally evicted last night. It is part of a growing European movement of migrant struggles, that has recently seen similar protests in Berlin, Amsterdam and Calais, as well as Lesvos, Budapest and other places. They contest authoriatrian border regimes and the migration policies of the EU and its member states.