Dear everyone,
We are excited to inform you that we successfully stopped the deportation of Osman tigani from Germany to Sudan.
Osman Tigani is free from the Deportation prison, he phoned to inform Maissara that he was freed from the deportation being deported today. I was not so sure that we could stop the deportation of Ousman but i never undermined the efforts and the support of everyone of you who join the caravan for rights of refugees and migrants network to make this happened.
Next Meeting:
Refugee workshop on Friday February 15th, 2013
with Osaren Igbinoba - The Voice Refugee Forum
Oranienplatz Circus tent
from 11 am until 2 pm - break - then from 3 until 6 pm.
DUBLIN 2 and RESIDENZPFLICHT have the same ideology behind. The national state borders are there in Europe only for refugees as the administrative borders in Germany. Same racist assumption: some people should not be allowed to choose where to live. Sharing experience and producing documents is the first act of resistance. Short Video documents will be presented.
Flüchtlingsinitiative W., The Voice refugee forum, Caravan for the right of refugees and migrant Sachsen anhalt demand to decentralize all refugees and don’t want Vockerode to be transformed to ghetto.
We refugees don’t want Vockerode to be a new Ghetto in the local government of Wittenberg.
SHAME ON YOU GERMANY! STOP THIS TOTALITARIANISM, BARBARISM AND CRIMINALISM!
CALL FOR BIG DEMONSTRATIONS AGAINST GOVERNMENTAL GERMAN-SUDANESE COLLABORATION, AGAINST VICTIMS OF WAR AND GENOCIDE IN SUDAN
Saturday: 26th January 2013
11:00hrs: Press conference at at Oranienplatz/Berlin.
14:00hrs: Demonstration to the Sudanese Embassy
Tuesday: 29th January 2013
14h pm Meeting at Auswärtiges Amt - Weltsaal / Werderscher Markt 10117, Berlin.
New Years Message 2013 to all refugees
Published on the press-conference in Berlin, Oranienplatz Jan 4, 2013
We, the refugees in Berlin from the protestcamp on the Oranienplatz, send out this message to all our fellow refugees and supporters in Germany, Europe and worldwide and the general public:
Enough is Enough! It is Time for Resistance !
We look back:
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.
