Video: Emergency shelter in Wiesenstraße throws out Syrian refugee woman at night

 

Klick HERE for the Press Release which was published few days ago.

Watch the video: https://vimeo.com/154353396

International Women Space got to know Viviana when she was still living the emergency shelter (Lager) at the Wiesenstraße, in Wedding, Berlin. On te 29th of January we went to the Notunterkunft to have a coffee with Viviana and see how she was. The moment we met, Viviana was already showing signs of stress. No wonder, she was one of the few women living in a shared space of a former Basketball Hall with 200 men having only her bed as a place of her own.

Invitation: What no one talks about – Refugees from Sudan

When? 11. 02. | 19:00 – 21:00

Where? Regenbogenfabrik | Lausitzer Straße 22, 10999 Berlin-Kreuzberg

german translation below

During the second Sudanese civil war that went on for 22 years, Omar al-Bashir assumed power in 1989. Al-Bashir is the first and only officiating president worldwide who is wanted for genocide, war crime and crimes against humanity. Unimpeded by the UNAMID stationed in Darfur, the regime committed numerous human rights violations, such as expulsions of whole villages, aimed destructions of livelihoods, arbitrary torture, execution, abuse and mass rape in Darfur, South Kordofan and Blue Nile.

Radmila bleibt – alle bleiben!

Erklärung von Radmila zu ihrer Ablehnung als Härtefall durch die thüringer Härtefallkommission am 13.01.2016

Warum hat die Härtefallkommission meine Situation nicht in Betracht gezogen? Ich habe nicht erwartet, dass sie auf diese Weise entscheiden und ich werde weiter für mein Recht kämpfen.
Ich habe das Recht Aufenthalt zu bekommen, weil ich alleinstehend bin; weder in Serbien, noch in Deutschland habe ich Familie. Frauen in dieser Situation muss Aufenthalt gewährt werden. Ich sehe darin die Diskriminierung alleinstehender Frauen! Sie müssen aber von Deutschland geschützt werden, sie müssen aufgenommen und Aufenthalt muss gegeben werden.

Deutschland soll mir schriftlich geben, dass mein Leben in Serbien nicht gefährdet ist!

[serbisch: Deklaracija Radmile Anić o svojoj pretnji u Srbiji. ]
[russisch: Заявление Радмилы Аник об угрозе еë жизни в Сербии.]
[deutsch: Erklärung von Radmila Anić zu ihrer Bedrohung in Serbien]
[englisch: Radmila Anić’s declaration concerning her menace in Serbia]

credit: breakdeportation.blogsport.de

Radmila Anic – MDR Beitrag vom 11. Juni 2015 from Rrom_nja on Vimeo.

Letter from a norwegian detention center to the ‘Minister of Migration and Integration’, Sylvi Listhaug

there’s a norwegian version further below!

To the Minister of Migration and Integration, Sylvi Listhaug (postmottak@jd.dep.no) and to the Norwegian Directorate for Immigration’s Northern Region Office (rkn@udi.no)

In copy:
The Mayor of Sør-Varanger, Rune Rafaelsen (rurf@svk.no)
The Norwegian Organization for Asylum Seekers (noas@noas.org)
The municipal newspaper Sør-Varanger Avis (redaksjon@sva.no)
The Director of the UNHCR bureau for Europe, Vincent Cochetel (cochetel@unhcr.org)
Halvor Frihagen, Lawyer at Advokatfirma Andersen & Bache-Wiig  (frihagen@abwiig.no)

Saturday, January 23, 2016

Dear Sir / Madam,

I want to inform you that I am under arrest without having violated any law or committed any crime. This reminds me of the many times I was arrested by the repressive Sudanese regime for my peaceful activism and for defending my rights and the rights of exploited people. But this time I am under arrest for trusting the human rights values and obligations of the Norwegian State.

Solidaritat öffnet die Grenzen‏ – Call for support für Idomeni!

Unterstützungs-Aufruf / Call for support:

„NoBorder-Train-Kitchen Idomeni” 3. Dezember 2015

Infotelephon: 0030 – 69466-50046

Struggle at Idomeni from rabble.org.uk

Liebe Freund_innen und Genoss_innen,

es ist mittlerweile gut 4 Wochen her, seit wir uns an Euch mit der Bitte um Eure Unterstützung gewendet hatten. Ursprünglich um nach Slovenien zu fahren – um dort gespendetes Material (Zelte,Decken,Schlafsäcke etc ) an geflüchtete Menschen zu verteilen und eine mobile VolXküche zu errichten.

Die Reaktion auf unseren Aufruf war überwältigend. Schon nach kurzer Zeit hatten wir soviel Material gespendet bekommen das die Sammelstellen
überquollen.

SCREAM FROM THE CAMP Film Screening, 11. November, 19 Uhr

Scream From The Camp: Film Screening with Sudanese activist and film maker Abbas Yassin from Hanover and Berlin

Film Screening // Q&A // DJ // Büffet
11. November | 19 Uhr | Werkstatt der Kulturen
(english / arabic below)

Die Dokumentation beschäftigt sich mit den Protesten von Geflüchteten und dem Camp auf dem Weißekreuzplatz in Hannover. Dort protestieren Geflüchtete seit Mai 2014 für ein Bleiberecht und ein Ende der rassistischen Sondergesetze, die ihnen ein würdigeres Leben verweigern. Vor und nach dem Film werden zwei Aktivisten aus dem Sudan über die politische Situation und die andauernden Menschenrechtsverletzungen im Sudan sprechen sowie Fragen zum Film beantworten.

Die Veranstaltung findet in englischer Lautsprache statt (mit Flüsterübersetzungen), der Film ist auf Deutsch mit englischen UT.

Trailer: www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xr6aKPwroec

Euch erwartet außerdem ein leckeres herzhaftes veganes und fleischhaltiges

Büffet, Kuchen und DJ-Musik zum Ausklang gibt es auch!

rauchfrei // rollstuhlzugänglich

Eintritt: 3 – 9 EUR

Werkstatt Der Kulturen Berlin (Club im UG), Wissmannstraße 32, 12049 Berlin-Neukölln,U8/U7 Hermannplatz

Facebook: Scream From The Camp: Film Screening with Sudanese activist and film maker from Hanover and Berlin

Kundgebung // Theatre // Concerts // Performances // Statements – LaGeSo

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Wednesday, 7. October, 15:00 – 20:00

Landesamt für Gesundheit und Soziales, Turmstraße 21, 10559 Berlin
The aim is to organize a gathering in front of the LAGESO as a central place, where Refugees first arrive in Berlin, register and thereby start their existence as Refugees.
For every simple thing Refugees have to visit the LAGESO. So since weeks the Reality in front of the LAGESO is an “emergency situation”. Hundreds of people are going every day to this place. There are people who stay there for more than 3 weeks and waiting for further process.

Europe’s Deportation Machine – Human Rights Activists Monitor

In-depth reportage ZEIT ONLINE in English about the system of mass deportation of refugees in Germany and Europe.

ZEIT ONLINE report:
http://zeit.de/feature/refugees-in-germany-deportation-flights-laws

Interactive:
http://www.zeit.de/feature/deportation-refugees-flights-frontex

Thousands of refugees risk their lives getting to Europe each day. And
many of them won’t ultimately be allowed to stay. The EU has developed a
highly efficient deportation machinery, one which is highly professional
and kept out of the public eye. It works frighteningly well.

3 more deaths in Calais

A Sudanese woman was found dead in a lorry at the Tunnel this morning.

Two men died in the past two days. One was Sudanese or Eritrean according to the police, and the other Pakistani. The first man died yesterday night after being hit by a lorry. The young Pakinstani man died yesterday of his injuries after being run over on the motorway the night before.

Both men have not been named yet.

 

There have never been so many deaths in Calais, and that is due to the border being closed, for the will of the UK government who invested 12.000.000 euros in building a new fence. People are forced to take bigger risks to try and to to England.

 

There were 13 deaths since the beginning of June. 4 more bodies were found this year, thought to be of migrants who died while trying to swim across the Channel.