Sierra Leonean Refugees in Germany Question APC Government's Invovlement In "Coordinated Deportation Order"
Posted by on Sep 11, 2008, 12:50
http://standardtimespress.net/cgi-bin/artman/publish/article_3328.shtml
Is it a refugee trade or recommencement of the globally abolished slave trade?
Deportation is Colonial Persecution:
We fight to stop the Nigerian Embassy deportation Collaboration with the German state by Deportation stop activists and community forum of Refugee Embassy Germany.
Warning Letter to Nigerian President G.E.Jonathan to stop the Fortcoming Nigerian Deportation Hearing of 18-22 June in Munich
Report on the Protest Rally and Demonstration against the Nigeria Embassy
VIDEO: Protest the German Police Blockade of Nigerian Embassy and Against Deportation Collaoration in Berlin
Presseerklärung von The VOICE Refugee Forum zum Aktionstage 9-11 Mai in Berlin: Flüchtlingsprotest gegen Abschiebungen
UNTERSTÜTZUNG Unseren Protest: 9-11 Mai Aktionstage in Berlin gegen die Botschaftskollaboration bei Abschiebungen
RADIO Interview with Mbolo Yufanyi, Rex Osa and Salomon Wantchoucou on Action days against Country Embassy deportation Collaboration in Berlin 9-11 May 2012.
Wir sind Flüchtling und werden Kämpfen für unsere Freiheit. Solidarität für alle...
Nigerian Activists Protest Against Deportation and Dubious Collaboration with German Autorities
Stop the colonial heritage!
D E U T S C H :
Nigerianische Aktivisten protestieren gegen Abschiebung Stoppt das koloniale Erbe!
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Protest: Nigerian Embassy Deportation Hearing from 16 - 18.09.08 in Dortmund
*Deportation business again with the Nigerian Embassy
*Stop the colonial heritage - We deserve better representation
REPORT ON THE CALL FOR COMMUNITY SUPPORT AGAINST THE COLLABORATION OF THE NIGERIAN EMBASSY http://thevoiceforum.org/node/896
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Protest: Nigerian Embassy Deportation Hearing from 16 - 18.09.08 in Dortmund
*Deportation business again with the Nigerian Embassy
*Stop the colonial heritage - We deserve better representation
Deportation business again with the Nigerian Embassy
The Caravan-for the rights of refugees and migrants celebrates ten years of existence from 2nd -5th October, 2008 in Weimar/Jena - Thuringia.
MOTTO: "Ten years of resistance and international solidarity"
Celebrating ten years of resistance and international solidarity
D E U T S C H :
Aufruf zum Protest gegen die Abschiebeanhörungen in Halberstadt
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Call for protest against the deportation interviews in Halberstadt
"In January this year the official representative of the Nigerian Embassy at the Mobil Deportation hearing to Halberstadt (Saxony-Anhalt) did informed the coordinating activist of The VOICE Refugee Forum from Jena, that 2,500 victims which includes documented African Nationals suspected to be Nigerians are been planned for identification to facilitate their urgent deportation from Germany to Nigeria"...read more https://thevoiceforum.org/node/896
Objet : ANC Vets on West Bank: 'This is Like Apartheid'
Date : 12 juillet 2008 21:28:13 HAE
'This is like apartheid': African National Congress (ANC) Veterans Visit West Bank
By Donald Macintyre, The Independent (UK)
July 11, 2008
Nozizwe Madlala-Routledge, a member of the South African delegation, in the West Bank city of Hebron
Veterans of the anti-apartheid struggle said last night that the restrictions endured by Palestinians in the Israeli-occupied territories was in some respects worse than that imposed on the black majority under white rule in South Africa.
NOLLYWOOD SPEZIAL
FILM- & CLUBNACHT
“The Asylum“ am 17. Juli 2008 um 18.30 Uhr
In Anwesenheit des Autors des Drehbuches, Schauspielers und Produzenten - AZUBUIKE ERINUGHA
Einführung: J. ENOKA AYEMBA | Kurator
»The Asylum«
Regie: Obi Emelonye
mit Patience Ozokwo, Chidi Okere, Sandra Achums, Enelebi Elebuwa, Tonneil
Avo, Azubuike Erinugha, Okey Mac Anthony, u.a
Buch u. Produktion: Azubuike Erinugha
Nigeria/GB/D 2008
Engl. 80 Min
Short summary of the film
Zimbabwean Spirit Against The Gathering Storm
The unfolding anti-Zimbabwean initiative of Britain and the United States government is a part of the racist ideology of the West against a free, independent Zimbabwe. As an African American who worked and lived in Zimbabwe immediately after the Second Chimurenga I am appalled at the lack of understanding on the part of those Zimbabweans who support the activities of the Movement for Demoncratic Change, a party underwritten financially from the United States and Britain.