❌ NO deportation prison at BER airport!
📢 Join the protest on July 13, 2 pm – Rathaus Schönefeld! And loudly demand: no deportation center – vote against the building plans!
✊ Unite and resist!
#NoHumanIsIllegal #FreedomOfMovementForAll
#stopdeportations #Protest #Asylrecht #MenschenrechteSchützen
„Die Flucht über das Mittelmeer auf der Suche nach Sicherheit ist Widerstand. Wir werden laut & standhaft bleiben, solidarisch mit allen Menschen auf der Flucht. Jeder Grenze gilt unser Widerstand, jeder Repression unsere Demonstration, jeder Ungerechtigkeit unsere antifaschistische Aktion.”
@seawatchcrew @seawatch
⚫ Am 26. Januar gab es eine Solidaritätsdemonstration zwischen #Irun und #Hendaia mit etwa 2.500 Menschen. Während des Marsches gedachten die Teilnehmer*innen den neun Menschen, die im letzten Jahren beim Versuch, den #Bidasoa zu überqueren, ihr Leben verloren haben.
#FortressEuropeKills
#BordersKill
#FreedomOfMovementForAll
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Wir kommen jedes Jahr an vielen Orten am 6. Februar zusammen. Wir gedenken allen, die ihr Leben verloren haben oder verschwanden, als sie versuchten, Grenzen zu überqueren und sichere Orte zu erreichen. Wir stehen zusammen, vereint in unserer Trauer, und verurteilen das mörderische europäische Grenzregime.
#FreedomOfMovementForAll!
#AlarmPhone
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🟣 Alle 67 gestern von der #LouiseMichel im zentralen #Med geretteten Menschen konnten heute in #Catania von Bord gehen.
All we wanted for Christmas:
Freedom Of Movement for All.
Seems we have to fight for it ourselves.
Migration is natural. For many creatures, and for humanity, it is a crucial strategy for survival. Migration always follows the way towards better living conditions, and away from violence, hunger and climate change.
Today, the imbalance of migration from the global south towards the north is deeply rooted in the decades of exploitation and oppression by "western" colonialist powers. People and natural resources continue to be used by these powers to maximise profits, with no regard to either social or ecological consequences. Global inequality and injustice are the main reasons for migration.
To fight for the freedom of movement for everyone, means to fight for equal and unconditional human rights for all. It means equal access to, and fair distribution of resources. It means to fight against exploitation of people and nature, and against the private property of common goods.
We will repeat it, until it’s implemented:
Freedom of movement for all!
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights, 1948 represented a milestone in the recognition of the universal rights of every human being following the unprecedented horrors and mass expulsion of World War II. The Declaration declares that all rights and freedoms it sets out are universal, and without exclusion due to race or ethnicity, religion, gender identity, language, political or other opinion, nationality, social origin, property, birth, or any other status.
Today, 192 member states of the United Nations have committed themselves to this declaration. And yet, governments and international organisations have continually undermined and neglected the obligation to protect refugees.
Across the world, people are forced to leave their homes; fleeing conflict, persecution, climate change, or a lack of basic care. While seeking safety, refugees and migrants often end up in camps, detention centers or on the streets, while states, such as the EU member states, work hard to prevent people accessing the right to seek asylum.
We call on all states to uphold their commitment to the UDHR, and to respect and protect human rights for all!
Everyone has the right to a life free from persecution.
No one is illegal.
#HumanRightsForAll #RefugeeRights #NoOneIsIllegal #FreedomOfMovementForAll #UniversalDeclarationOfHumanRights
55 people have drowned in devastating shipwreck in front of the Canary Islands
In the first days of November, 55 people have died along the migration path to the Canary Islands. Another 1,786 people rescued in operations near Lanzarote and El Hierro.
The migration route along the Atlantic has become an increasingly common path to Europe, with its primary departure points in southern Morocco, Mauritania, and Senegal.
With the escalation of violent interceptions by Libya and Tunisia, with the support of the EU, other dangerous migration routes have been used by people seeking safety in Europe.
For those trying to reach Europe from Senegal, the crossing is nearly 10 times longer than other Mediterranean routes.
Many boats, without proper navigation systems, are veering off course and some are drifting across the Atlantic to the shores of Brazil, taking hundreds of lives with them.
These are not numbers. These are human lives. The right seek asylum is a right protected by international law.
Rest in power.
#AtlanticRoute #CanaryIslands #HumanRights #SafePassage #EUResponsibility #SafePassage #FreedomOfMovementForAll #Solidarity #SolidarityAndResistance #SeaRescue
Italy's Deal with Albania must end now!
Despite recent court rulings against outsourcing #asylum processes, the Italian government has transferred another 8 people on the move to #Albania that had been rescued by the military ship, #Libra.
Shortly after, an Italian court decided a second time, that this is illagal and ordered to transfer the survivors to Italian mainland.
Tensions between the Italian government and the judiciary are escalating since the first transfer of 12 people rescued at sea to Albania was claimed illegal by the court. In this case, all survivors were transferred to #Italy after that ruling.
Freedom of movement is everybody's right. Stop the Albania deal now! Human rights for all!
Photo: Nici Wegener
Fortress Europe's deadly actions:
Another 16 people have died in front of Tunisianwhile the EU is closing new deals and hiding evidence of human rights abuses.
The European Commission refuses to publish the findings of a “risk management” on human rights in Tunisia. Meanwhile, another 16 bodies have been washed ashore. The latest victims of a shipwreck on one of the world's deadliest migration routes.
Despite Tunisia’s growing authoritarianism under President Kais Saied, the EU has pushed forward with a €150m migration deal. Systematic repression and violent, racist attacks on people seeking safety have rapidly increased in recent years under old and new President Saied.
Tunisia and Libya remain central departure points for those fleeing their homes and hoping to find safety in Europe. More than 341 bodies have been recovered off Tunisia’s coast this year alone.
Europes migration policy is deadly and is resulting in new victims of this brutality every day.
We need safe and legal routes now.
#RestInPower #Migration #EU #HumanRights #SafePassageNow #EUTunisiaDeal #EndFortressEurope #FreedomOfMovementForAll
Flüchtlingsrat Brandenburg
Seebrücke Frankfurt
MV Louise Michel