Tag: Deportation

Border Profiteers in Berlin – Brochure

von No Border Assembly // website – twitter – facebook

This brochure has gathered a list of corporations that profit from deportations, from managing detention centers, from building fences, selling ships, drones or planes patrolling the Mediterranean, subcontracted security guards, providing data collection, border surveillance software, id control mechanisms, racist policy consultation, prison construction and any other form of oppression that limits peoples freedom of movement and right to stay.

The external borders of Europe are not in Berlin, but the border regime is all around us. This regime consists of more than just the state. In capitalism, many forms of border oppression are subcontracted to corporations. Borders are very profitable. Therefore this market is dominated by huge multinational corporations. And since keywords of the European borders are militarisation and surveillance, the list of corporate border profiteers is full of the usual suspects that also profit from war, prisons and privacy infringement.

The goal of this booklet is to promote action in Berlin and Brandenburg. Hence the focus is very much on companies that have an office in Berlin or action possibilities based on local struggles.

-> READ FULL BROCHURE HERE <-

List of Border Profiteers

1. DEPORTATION COLLABORATORS
✗ Lufthansa – Eurowings
✗ Privilege Style
✗ Corendon Airlines
✗ Turyol / Jalem Tur
✗ Enter Air

2. BORDER MILITARISATION
✗ Airbus – Hensholdt
✗ Otokar – Koç Holding
✗ Thales

3. DETENTION INDUSTRY
✗ European Homecare
✗ Pulsm – Morten Group
✗ Markgraf
✗ Baukontor Lange

4. SURVEILLANCE SOFTWARE
✗ Sopra Steria
✗ Cevision

5. PRIVATE GUARDS
✗ City Schutz
✗ Securitas
✗ L&S Sicherheit
✗ Secura Protect

6. BORDER CONSULTANCY
✗ McKinsey

Demo Against Border Profiteers, 17. April, 14 Uhr

von No Border Assembly

Every day, companies are profiting from the neocolonial and racist migration regime with its borders, surveillance and deportations. The offices and headquarters of such companies can be found right in the heart of Berlin. Nevertheless, barely anyone draws attention to that, while the German government tries to disguise and hide their deportation and weapon deals with these companies. We want to change that!

On 17th of April, we will visit each of their offices in a demonstration against Border and Deportation Profiteers through Berlin-Mitte. Let’s expose and confront them – their dirty business model has to stop now!

On our route, we will publicly shame Thales, Hensoldt, the Association of the German Army, Sopran Steria and all the others that are flying people to death, construct border fences and participate in other sorts of racist business, to then even make money with it.

Abolish borders, abolish Frontex, put an end to deportations, tear down Fortress Europe – freedom of movement for everybody!

Background info on companies:


THALES: Sells border surveillance systems, including radar for border police. Thales has profited from most borders in the world.


HENSOLDT: Formerly known as Airbus Border Security division, focusing now on ground surveillance radar, mostly used for border and coastal surveillance.


FÖRDERKREIS DEUTSCHES HEER: Lobby organisation for German army with representatives in the parliament and the economic sector.


SOPRA STERIA: IT software company responsible for designing EUs’ border database systems that track and share fingerprints, facial imaging, visas’ entry/exit.

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Conference on the Sudanese refugees’ situation in Germany (31 January at 21:00 on Skype)

Update 3

On 31/1/2021 at 21:00 we have a continuation of a workshop about Sudanese refugees from Schaumberg/Niedersachsen online to discuss the refugee’s situation.

This is the 4th workshop now. We are not going to be silent, until the deportation is stopped, until the isolation of refugees is broken, and until the primary, secondary, and universal rights of refugees are back. We know the system is gaining much on making refugees under constant stress, underlining the isolation of refugees from all corners of life. The disappointment, aggression of refugees and conflicts is the system’s success, but we are going to win it, if we come and gather our voices and strength again this system. We call upon your solidarity!

Sudanese and Sudan issue is invisible one of the ways to make it visible is to do these workshop, or you can bring you ideas as well.

If you want to join us, here is the link: https://join.skype.com/asb9eYXmawpe. Contact via email: bw.humanrights@yahoo.com.

Conference on the Sudanese refugees’ situation in Germany (31 January at 21:00 on Skype)

picture of demonstration banner against lager and deportation

Update 3

On 31/1/2021 at 21:00 we have a continuation of a workshop about Sudanese refugees from Schaumberg/Niedersachsen online to discuss the refugee’s situation.

This is the 4th workshop now. We are not going to be silent, until the deportation is stopped, until the isolation of refugees is broken, and until the primary, secondary, and universal rights of refugees are back. We know the system is gaining much on making refugees under constant stress, underlining the isolation of refugees from all corners of life. The disappointment, aggression of refugees and conflicts is the system’s success, but we are going to win it, if we come and gather our voices and strength again this system. We call upon your solidarity!

Sudanese and Sudan issue is invisible one of the ways to make it visible is to do these workshop, or you can bring you ideas as well.

If you want to join us, here is the link: https://join.skype.com/asb9eYXmawpe. Contact via email: bw.humanrights@yahoo.com.


Update 2:

On 10/12/2020 we have a continuation of a workshop about Sudanese refugees from Schaumberg/Niedersachsen to discuss the refugees’ situation. This is the third workshop now, we are not going to be silent until the deportation will be stopped, until the isolation of refugees is broken, and until primary, secondary, and universal rights of refugees are back.

We know the system is gaining much on making refugees under constant stress. Underlining the isolation of refugees from all corners of life. The disappointment, aggression of refugees and conflicts is the system’s success, but we are going to win it if we come and gather our voices and strength again this system, we call upon your solidarity! Sudanese and Sudan issue is an invisible one of the ways to make it visible is to do these workshops, discussions, conference as well as social media.

Mistreatment, discrimination, Racism,and isolation is a crime. Therefore, we must stand and fight against it, theworkshop is going to be on Skype at 12 Am, the language is Arabic and English.

If you want to join us, here is the link: https://join.skype.com/asb9eYXmawpe. Contact via email: bw.humanrights@yahoo.com.


Update:

On 21st of November 2020 at 12:00 PM, we will continue with the Sudanese refugees’ discussion on asylum policy in Germany on Skype instead of meeting at Bethanien. However, the workshop was about the situation of Sudanese refugees here in German and the situation in Sudan. It took place on 24th and 25th of October, and was directed to refugees from Sudan living in Germany. Their situation is extremely bad: in terms of human treatment, education opportunities, self-determination, and their daily life in Sudan and in Germany. The main question of these Sudanese refugees’ is why they are not given any opportunity in Germany?

Therefore, this skype talk will discuss how to bring the issue to the public. If any of you like to participate in this, send us a email: bw.humanrights (at) yahoo.com.


We have a conference about refugees mainly from Schaumberg / Niedersachsen to discuss the refugees’ situation: what is the refugees’ situation in the camps right now considering coronavirus and how should the activists and others support? If there is any new development on refugee issues?

As we know, the systematic isolation of refugees, deportations and rejected applications put refugees under constant stress. They reinforce isolation from the EU by combining all functions of immigration and refugees’ control such as the Dublin III regulation. Refugees are permanently exposed to external and internal controls, authorities; institutions have constant access to their private life. This creates frustration and aggression for refugees, and even conflicts between refugees to fight each other as the order of the day. Refugees are presented to the population as a danger, as illegitimate supplicants – but asylum is a human right!

People who support refugees are criminalized. Refugees and activists are often played off against each other. But there is resistance. Not only in Berlin, but everywhere where they are exposed to repression and discrimination, refugees come together and fight for their rights. Together with local initiatives, they break the isolation and form networks of solidarity. This creates access to legal support. that many people in the asylum and residence are otherwise denied.

Above all, however, these activist networks stand for a very concrete political vision of living together in solidarity, which represents an alternative to the anti-migrant, nationalist, racist and patriarchal patterns of thought and action of right-wing movements and parties.

Unfortunately, many of these solidarity initiatives and self-organized movements are often poorly networked and have few resources. There is also a lack of concrete strategies and methods, both regarding the internal conflict dynamics in heterogeneous groups and regarding dealing with state repression, police violence, right-wing agitation, and deportations. Better networking, the exchange of experience and awareness are required here. This is important now. Therefore, coming together to discuss and share the experience is our strength.

The event will take place on 24 and 25/10/2020 from 12 AM to 3:PM in New Yorck / Bethanien (Mariannenplatz 2a, Berlin-Kreuzberg). Due to coronavirus we can have only have 10 people on board. Others will participate online, using skype etc.

Each participant has to write him_herself in a list. The distance rules must be maintained. Wearing a mask is recommended.

Please contact us through bw.humanrights@yahoo.com, if you want to participate.

Repräsentant der mutigen „Ellwanger“ Flüchtlingsbewegung abgeschoben – Holt Solution sofort zurück nach Deutschland!

Solution


Von Freundeskreis Alassa & Friends

Samstag,  14.09.2019,  18:00 Uhr

Austine Solution Josiah ist sein vollständiger Name. Bekannt wurde er spätestens im November 2018. Damals sollte er bereits nach Italien abgeschoben werden. Nachdem der bundesweit bekannte Alassa M., Sprecher und führender Repräsentant der fortschrittlichen, demokratischen Flüchtlingsbewegung, im Juni 2018 politisch motiviert abgeschoben wurde, trat Solution in Deutschland gewissermaßen seine Nachfolge an. Solution war ebenfalls aktiv bei der selbstorganisierten Demonstration der Ellwanger Flüchtlinge am 9. Mai 2018 gegen den brutalen Polizeiüberfall am 3. Mai 2018 auf die LEA in Ellwangen. Am 18. August 2018 moderierte er die große Kundgebung auf dem Schlossplatz in Stuttgart, die der Auftakt des „Ellwangen Appell“ war, für den inzwischen über 23 000 Menschen unterschrieben haben (change.org/alassa). In der Landeserstaufnahmestelle kümmerte er sich um den weiteren Zusammenschluss der Flüchtlinge im Kampf gegen ihre Kriminalisierung. Im November letzten Jahres sollte dann auch er abgeschoben werden. Der Freundeskreis Alassa & Friends organisierte 5 Tage lang eine nächtliche Mahnwache vor der LEA, machte eine breite Öffentlichkeitsarbeit und organisierte die Solidarität – die Abschiebung fand nicht statt. Solution wurde dann „straf verlegt“ in die LEA Sigmaringen und erhielt ein Hausverbot für die LEA Ellwangen. Angeblich würde seine Anwesenheit den „Frieden“ in der LEA Ellwangen stören! Was für ein Hohn. Beinahe jede Nacht kommt die Polizei in die Flüchtlingsunterkünfte um Abschiebungen durchzuführen. Baden-Württemberg mit seiner Landesregierung unter dem Grünen Ministerpräsidenten Kretschmann steht neben Bayern in Deutschland an der Spitze dieser unmenschlichen Abschiebepraxis und verbreitet damit permanent Angst und Schrecken unter den Flüchtlingen. Sie schlafen zum Teil kaum, in ständiger Angst vor Deportation. Wer stört also den Frieden in der LEA? Gegen dieses Hausverbot hat Solution daher Klage eingereicht.

Inzwischen hat Solution sich im Landkreis Göppingen in einer Flüchtlingsunterkunft eingelebt, lernt Deutsch, hatte ehrenamtlich an einem Radio Projekt mit gearbeitet, Freunde gefunden. Auch ihm machte das Leben in ständiger Angst vor Abschiebung zu schaffen. Trotzdem kämpfte er mit dem Freundeskreis Alassa & Friends für die Rechte der Flüchtlinge, gegen Fluchtursachen, interessierte sich immer sehr für die politische Entwicklung in Deutschland – nicht nur für die Flüchtlingsfragen.

In der Nacht vom 11.9. auf den 12.9., gegen 2.00 Uhr kam die Polizei in seine Unterkunft. Das Handy wurde ihm abgenommen – er konnte weder seinen Anwalt noch Freunde informieren. Jetzt ist er in Italien. Dort muss er auf der Straße leben – es gibt dort keine Unterstützung durch den Staat. Daran hat sich auch mit der neuen Regierung nichts geändert. Diese heuchelt Humanität, will aber ausdrücklich sämtliche von Salvini organisierte Dekrete der reaktionären Flüchtlingspolitik nicht aufheben.

Der Freundeskreis Alassa & Friends verurteilt diese reaktionäre Maßnahme durch Landes- und Bundesregierung und fordert die sofortige Rückholung von Solution nach Deutschland. Seine Anwälte haben entsprechende juristische Schritte eingeleitet. Die Verhandlung der Klage von Alassa M. gegen das Land Baden-Württemberg gegen den rechtswidrigen Polizeiüberfall am 3. Mai 2018 auf die Ellwanger LEA steht aus. Hierfür ist Solution zusammen mit vielen anderen ein wichtiger Zeuge. Soll seine Abschiebung der Auftakt sein zu einer größer angelegten Beseitigung von Zeugen? In jedem Fall soll sich mit seiner Abschiebung eines couragierten Kämpfers für demokratische Rechte und Freiheiten, für internationale Solidarität, für selbstorganisierten, überparteilichen Zusammenschluss von Flüchtlingen und aus Deutschland stammenden Menschen gegen die Rechtsentwicklung der Regierung und der bürgerlichen Parteien entledigt werden.

Der Freundeskreis organisiert dagegen die Solidarität, den Protest und kämpft um seine Rückholung nach Deutschland. Als Auftakt findet dafür heute eine Kundgebung statt, 18.00 Uhr Schlossplatz Stuttgart. Zur zahlreichen Teilnahme wird aufgerufen. Die Presse ist eingeladen. Auch in Albstadt Ebingen wird heute eine Kundgebung um 11 Uhr stattfinden.

Christine Schaaf (in Vertretung für Adelheid Gruber, Sprecherin des Freundeskreises Alassa & Friends, derzeit im Urlaub).

STOP THE DEPORTATION OF NIGERIANS – FOR FREEDOM OF MOVEMENT!

Deutsch: Flüchtlingsprotest und Solidaritäts-Demonstration in Gotha zusammen mit The VOICE Refugee Forum
http://thevoiceforum.org/node/4625

Refugee Protest and Solidarity in Gotha together with The VOICE Refugee Forum

Saturday, 10.08.2019 Gotha Train Station

10 am | RBB Solidarity Installation

2 pm | Rally

3 pm | DEMONSTRATION

Refugee Protest in Gotha: There will be Refugee Black Box Installation – Paint it Black! before the Demonstration on Saturday, August 10th, 2019 | 10 am

RBB Performance Gyration | Music and Cultural Programm till the end.

STOP THE TERROR OF DEPORTATIONS – BREAK THE ISOLATION!!

We Nigerians, refugees from Gotha, together with activists from The VOICE Refugee Forum are calling for your solidarity. We live here in the refugee lager in Gotha and are witnessing how our brothers and sisters are being deported at nighttime.

Most of us have a long journey to escape the horror that we have experienced. On our way, we survived the desert and the Mediterranean sea. Some of us survived as well the streets of Italy, where we looked for a small shelter to protect ourselves and children from the rain and cold winds. Now, we do not sleep because every night the police might come and deport us back to Nigeria or any other country. Our lives are dominated by the permanent fear that the German government is putting on us and our children.

This fear has increased since last year we heard that the Nigerian and German governments are talking to deport up to 30.000 Nigerian brothers and sisters from Germany. They are selling and pushing us without asking how and where we would like to live. They ignore our wishes to live a life in peace, security and dignity. We have not fled to here to live in an isolation camp in Thuringia. We want to shape our future and that of our children.

We cannot accept how we are pushed from one to another country and how
our lives are endangered. We cannot accept how unsafe countries and
societies are labeled safe and refugees are sent back there, as it is done for refugees from Afghanistan.

We call for a parade and demonstration with Refugee Black Box Installation and Performance here in Gotha. With our presence we show what the bureaucrats in both, the German and Nigerian, governments are doing: They destroy our lives. Since 2011 both governments have strengthened their cooperation. One of the main areas is migration. On the one side the people are biometrically captured by technology provided by Germany and on the other side Nigerian refugees are deported from Germany. The award for every deported refugee is economical contracts and money that is fed to a corrupt regime.
We call for other refugees to solidarize and build a common struggle against the inhuman attacks on us. The new laws are further cutting the minimum rights we had. We have no other opportunity than to stand up for our dignity and those of our children.

We ask all other refugees to build their own Refugee Black Boxes and installations to show the communities’ networks of solidarity. Let us know how you see the deportations and the isolation that you are forced to live in.

We call on all progressive activists, friends and sympathizers, refugees and non-refugees to join us in launching our campaign against deportation of Nigerians and to protest against the deportations and against isolation of refugees.

Bring your Refugee Black Box!

Send your solidarity message to us. If you are not able to come to make your own Black Box you can send a photo of your Refugee Black Box to the Facebook page of the Refugee Black Box:

https://www.facebook.com/RefugeeBlackBox or check your messenger for
@RefugeeBlackBox

If you cannot come you can give a small or big donation for our fellow sisters and brothers that want to come to Gotha from Erfurt, Jena or elsewhere but cannot afford the ticket due to the limited money they have as refugees. Donations, one Euro or more, can be transferred to the account of THE VOICE Refugee Forum given below.

RBB Press: Refugee Black Box is a political agenda.

Power to the people in the revolutionary form and not just as a slogan. The idea must be extended to all people of the world in a practical way. Slow but powerful and strong.

Solidarity is not only our weapon, but it is our resisted oppressed bodies.
Our presence is our resistance and our resistance is our solidarity.

The Refugee Black Box activists with African Community of Guineans in Jena, The Afghanistan refugee community and MOVE in Erfurt with the Refugee Cafe in Goettingen will be demonstrating with us.

Contact:

Gotha: Vivian Chikodinaka: Tel. +49 152 16380860, Prince Cassidy Presido: +49 152 14159888

Jena: The VOICE Refugee Forum +49 176-24568988, Oury Diallo: +49 151 54660418

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/RefugeeBlackBox/

Donations to:

Förderverein The VOICE e.V.
Sparkasse Göttingen
Kontonummer: 127829
BLZ: 260 500 01
IBAN: DE97 2605 0001 0000 1278 29
BIC: NOLADE21GOE

We are grateful for any donation (tax deductible, donation receipt if wanted)!

Solidarity with the ‘strike of closed doors’ of 209 people from Sierra Leone in the transit camp Deggendorf

209 people from Sierra Leone on ‘strike of closed doors’ in the transit center Deggendorf

On Friday, 15th of December 2017, 209 people from Sierra Leone in the transit camp in Deggendorf started a ‘strike of closed doors’. In protest, the children and young people refused to attend the German class as access to other educational institutions is denied. The adults haven’t left the accommodation and denied to work in the 80 cents jobs. On Saturday, 16th of December 2017 they started a hunger strike. The protest involves 44 children and young people, as well as 40 women (among them 12 pregnant women) and 125 men. The starting point of the protest was the violent deportation of a man from Sierra Leone on Friday morning, which was stopped in the last minute at the airport.

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Statement of striking refugees in Deggendorf

We are Sierra Leoneans seeking for protection here in Germany but have been frustrated instead of protected. And we have resolved to strike action based on the following reasons:

Every Asylum seeker from Sierra Leone in Deggendorf gets always negative results in the form of :

1. Dublin deportation
2. Rejection of asylum application
3. Asylum application is ‘invalid’

– The next point is that we now stay in a camp for 2 years instead of the initial 6 months, with no schooling, no work permit.

– Very poor accommodation facilities with 8 occupants in a room, with poor hygiene and toilet facilities.

– Very poor quality of food.

– Deportation to Italy with serious torture and no proper arrangements for reinstatement of the immigrants in Italy thereby leaving the immigrants on the street suffering.

– Forceful deportation of pregnant women, children, sick people and sucking mothers.

– No medication for immigrants for certain sickness.
And now established to us that this is a private camp and cannot allow any journalists.

On this basis we have started on 15th December 2017 a close door strike with no schooling and on Saturday 16th December and Sunday 17th December hunger strike and on Monday, we will be going to city council to get clearances to have a peaceful protest accross Deggendorf with continuation of no schooling and hunger strike.
This is to let the whole world know how Germany is treating the immigrants.

More: https://refugeestruggle.org/en/article/solidarity-strike-closed-doors-209-people-sierra-leone-transit-camp-deggendorf

 

 

Call for Demo on Dec. 6th: STOP DEPORTATIONS NOW!

STOP DEPORTATIONS NOW! DEMO
english – deutsch –فارس –العربية
This Wednesday, two deportation charter flights will leave from Germany. This time it is to Pakistan and Afghanistan, next time it is to other places. Even one deportation is unacceptable and deportations happen all the time: any morning, our friends could be taken from their beds by police, locked in detention centers and forced on planes against their will. 
As this is another example that the German state is escalating their deportation efforts, we will come out in the streets and make our anger loud and clear: Freedom of Movement is Everybody’s Right! We Are Here and We Will FIGHT!
STOP DEPORTATIONS NOW!
Wednesday 06.12. 18.00
Oranienplatz (U8/1 Kottbusser Tor)
Let us make sure that the state is not getting away with this while we are silent and that there are consequences to their actions.
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STOPPT ABSCHIEBUNGEN, JETZT!
                                   
Diesen Mittwoch starten zwei Sammelabschiebungen aus Deutschland. Dieses Mal nach Pakistan und Afghanistan, nächstes Mal gehen sie in andere Länder. Jede einzelne Abschiebung ist inakzeptabel und trotzdem finden Abschiebungen andauernd statt: an jedem Morgen könnten unsere Freund*innen von der Polizei aus ihren Betten geholt, in Abschiebehaft genommen und gegen ihren Willenin Flugzeuge gesteckt werden.
Dies ist ein erneutes Beispiel dafür, dass der deutsche Staat seinen Einsatz für unmenschliche Abschiebungen verstärkt. Daher gehen wir auf die Straße, sind laut und wütend: Freedom of Movement is Everybody’s Right! We Are Here and We Will FIGHT!
STOPPT ABSCHIEBUNGEN JETZT!
Mittwoch 06.12. 18.00
Oranienplatz (U8/1 Kottbusser Tor)
Lasst uns klarmachen, dass wir diese Abschiebepolitik nicht ruhig hinnehmen werden und der Staat damit nicht so einfach davonkommt, sondern dass ihr Agieren Konsequenzen hat. 
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وقف الترحيل الآن! مظاهرة

فى يوم الاربعاء، ستغادر رحلتا ترحيل مستأجرتين من المانيا. هذه المرة الي باكستان وأفغانستان، في المرة القادمة  إلى أماكنأخرى. وحتى الترحيل غير مقبول، والترحيل يحدث طوال الوقت: في أي صباح، يمكن لأصدقائنا أن يأخذوا من أسرتهم  من قبلالشرطة، ويحتجزون في مراكز الاحتجاز، ويجبرون علي ركوب الطائرات غصبا عن  إرادتهم.

ولما كان هذا مثالا آخر على تصعيد الدولة الألمانية لجهود الترحيل، فسوف نخرج في الشوارع ونجعل غضبنا صاخبا وواضحا: حريةالحركة هي حق كل انسان نحن هنا ونحن سوف نقاتل!

وقف الترحيل  الآن!

الأربعاء 06.12. 18.00

أورانينبلاتز (U8 / 1 كوتبوسر تور)

دعونا نتأكد من أن الدولة لا تفلت من هذا في حين أننا صامتون وأن هناك عواقب على أفعالهم

 


اطلاعیه تظاهرات علیه اخراج ‌اجباری در برلین
 
چهارشنبه این هفته دولت آلمان دو گروه از مهاجرین پاکستانی و افغانستانی را از آلمان به صورت اجباری اخراج میکند تداوم این روند غیرانسانی نشانگر آن است که احتمالا دفعه بعد پناهجویان کشوری دیگر نیز اخراج گردند! 
با وجود غیرقابل قبول بودن و غیرانسانی بودند اخراج اجباری، دولت آلمان به روند این اخراج ها ادامه می دهد: هر پگاهی امکان دارد که پولیس دوستان ما را از تخت خواب شان برداشته، بازداشت نمایند و خلاف خواسته، سوار هواپیماکرده و اخراج نمایند.
این مورد اخراجهای اجباری، مثالی واضح از آن است که دولت آلمان با قوت بیشتر روند اخراج های اجباری پناهجویان‌ راادامه میدهد. 
برای همین، همه ما علیه این عمل غیرانسانی به خیابان ها می رویم و برای آزادی تحرک که حق اساسی هر انسانیاست فریاد می زنیم و می گویم: «ما هستیم و به مبارزه خود تا دست یافتن به حق خود ادامه می دهیم!»
اخراج اجباری را توقف دهید!
زمان: چهارشنبه 
۶ دسامبر ۲۰۱۷ ساعت ۶ عصر
مکان: اورانیان پلاتز 
Oranienplatz (U8- 1 Kottbusser Tor)
بیایم و واضح سازیم که سیاست اخراج اجباری دولت آلمان برای ما غیرقابل قبول است و به سادگی از این سیاستغیرانسانی آلمان نمی گذریم با حضورمان در این گردهمایی به دولتمردمان آلمان واضح سازیم که حکومتدارینامطلوب شان برایشان عواقب در بر خواهد داشت

Erste Demonstration für die Einheit der Flüchtlings-Community in Apolda // 1st Refugee Unity – Community Demonstration in Apolda (Thueringen)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Datum: 2. Dezember 2017

Zeit: 14:00 Uhr Ort: Bahnhof Apolda

Stoppt die Abschiebungen und stoppt das Dublin-Abkommen! Für
Bewegungsfreiheit!  Bringt die Flüchltlinge zurück!

Wir, die Flüchtlinge in Apolda und in Thüringen, fordern unbedingten
Respekt für unsere verfassungsgemäßig garantierten Rechte auf
Menschenwürde. Diese Rechte beinhalten unser Recht auf sicheren
Aufenthalt, Sicherheit, das Recht zu arbeiten, das Recht auf privaten
und menschenwürdigen Wohnraum hier in Apolda und wo auch immer wir uns
entscheiden, leben zu wollen.

Wir sind Flüchtlinge vom Heim Auf dem Angenspanne 3, 99510 Apolda, in
welchem mehr als 250 Flüchtlinge leben. Viele Flüchtlinge sind in dem
Heim bzw. Lager seit mehr als 3, bis hin zu 16 Jahren isoliert, ohne
Perspektive, viele haben Abschiebungsandrohungen erhalten, einige wurden
ohne Ankündigung abgeschoben. All das ist traurig….volltext:
http://thevoiceforum.org/node/4422

Spendet und engagiert euch in Solidarität mit der Bewegung der
Flüchtlings-Community!
Kontoinhaberin: The VOICE
Betreff: “Unity-Protest”
IBAN: DE97 2605 0001 0000 1278 29
BIC: NOLADE21GOE

Kontakte in Apolda:
Dr. Aghayev Magsud, Tel.: 017622394162 |Mohammed Ahsan, Tel.: 0173
1436248

Kontakte in Jena:
Jena: Miloud L. Cherif, Tel.: 0176 32360839

Organisiert von der Thüringer Flüchtlings-Community in Apolda und Jena
The VOICE Refugee Forum Jena
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1st Refugee Unity – Community Demonstration in Apolda (Thueringen)

Date: 2nd December 2017

Time: 2pm, Place: Apolda Train station

Stop the Deportations and Stop Dublin Deportation for Freedom of
Movement!!!

Bring back the refugees!!

We the refugees in Apolda and Thuringen in general demand the
unconditional respect for our constitutionally guaranteed rights to
human dignity. These rights include our right to secured residence,
security and safety, the right to work, the right to private and humane
housing here in Apolda or in anywhere we may chose or wish to live.

We are refugees living Auf dem Angespanne 3, 99510 Apolda, for more than
250 refugees. Many refugees are isolated in this Heim -lager already for
more than (3years to 16years) without perspectives, many are under
deportation threats, some are deported without notice of
deportation…….continue http://thevoiceforum.org/node/4421

Photo: Some activists of Refugee Community Apolda in the office of The
Voice Refugee Forum in Jena
http://thevoiceforum.org/node/4421

Donate and campaign in solidarity with the refugee community movement.
The VOICE – Bank Account code: “Unity-Protest”, Kontonummer: 127829,
BLZ: 260 500 01, IBAN: DE97 2605 0001 0000 1278 29, BIC: NOLADE21GOE

Contacts in Apolda: Dr. Aghayev Magsud, Tel.: 017622394162 |Mohammed
Ahsan, Tel.: 0173 1436248 | Jena: Miloud L.Cherif, Tel.: 0176 32360839
Organized by the Apolda and Jena Refugee Community in Thueringen
The VOICE Refugee Forum Jena Email: thevoicerefugeeforum@riseup.net |
http://thevoiceforum.org
Break Deportation Network |http://breakdeportation.blogsport.de
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Call for demo against deportations to Pakistan


Fleeing our country is not a crime: we are here to stay!

We are 2 of the many people that are faced with rejection of our asylum claim. We are from Pakistan and many of our friends are being taken out of their beds by the police in the morning and forced on planes to Pakistan against their will. We are making a stand against ALL deportations and for a fair and just asylum procedure. Therefore we will protest against this inhumane treatment and call for:

Demonstration – Thursday 16th of November 16.00
In front of the BAMF on Bundesallee 44, 10715 Berlin
U7/U9 Berliner Straße

German asylum practices
During only the first six months of 2017, 11.247 Pakistanis received a rejection of their asylum claim in Germany. This creates an atmosphere of fear and despair within the community. In 2016, more than 6000 persons with Pakistani nationality left Germany. Many of them were put on airplanes to Pakistan or other EU member states. Many others were pushed to take a “voluntary” decision of leaving.

Since 2010, the readmission agreement between Pakistan and the EU has come into effect, which makes it easier to get rid of “unwanted persons” by cooperating, among other by giving access to databases for the confirmation of identities as well as passport substitution for carrying out deportations.

In Berlin, deportation attempts were reported to have taken place before the obligation to leave the country was communicated. Officials who carry out deportations have lately been appearing in civil clothing which makes it possible for them to act even more unexpectedly. Deportations have officially been happening unannounced since the asylum law tightenings of 2015. New laws, such as the “Gesetz zur besseren Durchsetzung der Ausreisepflicht” (29.07.2016), allow for even more state control and violence.

Why Pakistan is not safe
After deportation, people face charges due to Pakistan’s immigration laws and go to jail. The Pakistani government’s Emigration Ordinance of 1979 foresees prison sentences of up to five years for nationals that violate provisions of the ordinance when emigrating or exiting the country.

The Post-Deportation Monitoring Network reports post-deportation risks, such as monetary extortions, detention and torture in Pakistan. The Pakistani police practices arbitrary detention on false charges to extort money.

Stop deportations
That is why we will take to the streets and demand:


– Cease the readmission agreement of the EU with Pakistan!


– See us as humans and not as representatives of a nation!


– We want to stay and have a fair and just procedure!


– Stop legitimization of racism in asylum practices and in our accommodation centers!


– Stop all deportations!

 

Our stories: we are two refugees from Pakistan and we are in Berlin. These are our stories:


Usman
My name is Usman. I am from Pakistan which I left in 2015. My nose is broken, my hand is burned and my body has suffered from several cuts. I cannot hear from one ear. All those injuries were caused by the Pakistani begging mafia. Like many others, I was kidnapped as a child by this mafia that forced me to beg in the streets. They hurt me and inflicted these visible injuries in order to optimize my chances to earn money for them. I was taken across the country and forced to beg in nearly every city. When I tried to resist they punished me by beating me up. Some hostages were killed after trying to escape. I have no education and neither have I learned to read nor write.

After approximately 13 years, another hostage helped me to escape which we managed to do somewhere in the Punjab region. The two of us eventually entered Europe from Turkey to Greece where we were put in an orphanage. Soon thereafter, we joined a bigger group of refugees who were walking northwards and then I reached Germany. Now I live in Berlin as an asylum seeker. At some point I heard about a Pakistani community playing cricket in Tempelhof. I went there to play with them and met some people from the Stop Deportation Group which I am now a part of. I have found support in the group, among other for the attempt to find my family in Pakistan.

My claim for asylum has been rejected, and the German authorities are trying to deport me. I am kindly asking for understanding of my situation. How am I supposed to return to Pakistan where I do not have any connections? Neither do I know where I am from nor who my family is. My friends and network, with whom I am associated are here in Berlin where I want to stay.

Saeed
I am Muhammad Saeed and I come from Pakistan. I am 45 years old and I live in Berlin. My asylum claim was rejected. I need medical supervision for my heart problem. I cannot sleep without a breath-support system / respirator after a half-sided paralysis that I suffered from. Without this machine I could get permanent brain damage or die from oxygen deprivation.
In my home country I am afraid to be hunted down by religious fanatics from my clan who claim that I dishonoured my family by divorcing my wife. I received many threats before I left the country.
I am kindly asking for help in my situation. I am in great fear to get deported and I just want to live without permanent fear.

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Unser Land zu verlassen ist kein Verbrechen: Wir sind hier um zu bleiben!

Wir sind zwei der vielen Menschen, die mit der Ablehnung ihres Asylantrags konfrontiert sind [1]. Wir sind aus Pakistan und viele unserer Freunde werden morgens von der Polizei aus ihren Betten geholt und gegen ihren Willen in Flugzeuge nach Pakistan gezwungen. Wir stellen uns gegen ALLE Abschiebungen und treten für ein faires und gerechtes Asylverfahren ein. Deswegen werden wir gegen diese unmenschliche Behandlung protestieren und rufen auf zur

Demonstration – Donnerstag, 16. November 16.00 Uhr
Vor dem BAMF in der Bundesallee 44
U7/U9 Berliner Straße

Deutsche Asylpraxis
In den ersten sechs Monaten des Jahres 2017 erhielten 11.247 Pakistanis eine Ablehnung ihres Asylantrags in Deutschland [3]. Dies schafft eine Atmosphäre von Angst und Frustration innerhalb der Community. Im Jahr 2016 verließen mehr als 6000 Personen mit pakistanischer Staatsangehörigkeit Deutschland [4]. Viele wurden in Flugzeuge nach Pakistan oder in andere EU-Mitgliedsstaaten gezwungen. Viele andere wurden dazu gedrängt, eine “freiwillige” Rückkehr anzutreten.

Seit 2010 ist das Rückübernahmeabkommen zwischen Pakistan und der EU in Kraft. Durch die Kooperation ist es einfacher, die “unerwünschten Menschen” loszuwerden, unter anderem durch den Zugriff auf Datenbanken, den Abgleich personenbezogener Daten, sowie durch den für die Durchführung von Deportationen notwendigen Passersatz [5].

In Berlin wurde von Abschiebungsversuchen berichtet, bevor die Ausreisepflicht kommuniziert wurde. Zudem sind in letzter Zeit Beamte in Zivilkleidung zur Abschiebung erschienen, was es diesen ermöglicht, noch unerwarteter zu handeln. Abschiebungen sollen seit den Asylrechtsverschärfungen von 2015 offiziell unangekündigt erfolgen [6]. Weitere rechtliche Neuerungen wie das “Gesetz zur besseren Durchsetzung der Ausreisepflicht” (29.07.2016) erlauben noch mehr staatliche Kontrolle und Gewalt [7].

Warum Pakistan nicht sicher ist
Nach der Abschiebung werden die Menschen aufgrund der Einwanderungsgesetze Pakistans angeklagt und gehen ins Gefängnis. Die Auswanderungsverordnung der pakistanischen Regierung von 1979 sieht Haftstrafen von bis zu fünf Jahren für Staatsangehörige vor, die gegen die Bestimmungen der Verordnung verstoßen, wenn sie auswandern oder das Land verlassen [8].

Das Post-Deportation-Monitoring Netzwerk berichtet über das Risiko in Pakistan nach der Abschiebung, Gelderpressung, Inhaftierung und Folter zu erfahren. Die pakistanische Polizei begeht willkürliche Inhaftierungen wegen falscher Anschuldigungen um Geld zu erpressen [9].

Stop Deportation
Deshalb werden wir auf die Straße gehen und fordern:
– Einstellung des Rückübernahmeabkommens der EU mit Pakistan!
– Sehen Sie uns als Menschen und nicht als Angehörige einer Nation!
– Wir wollen bleiben und ein faires und gerechtes Verfahren haben!
– Stoppt die Legitimierung von Rassismus in Asylpraktiken und in den Unterkünften!
– Stoppt alle Abschiebungen!

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