France, Alternative Libertaire AL - Migrants, foreigners, Roma undocumented ... Against racism, equal rights, November 22 at Noisy-le-Sec (fr)

In Lampedusa, hundreds of migrants, men, women and children, drowned in trying to escape 
poverty. Tens of thousands of Africans have died in similar circumstances in recent years. 
---- At the same time Valls, Interior Minister, leading a frenzied hunt for Roma who flee 
poverty and also racism. Roma come mainly from Romania and Bulgaria, countries that Europe 
has integrated within it but without giving all Europeans own all rights, including the 
right to work. ---- After years of a policy orchestrated by N. Sarkozy, hardening of the 
foreign law-es, attack their rights including the right of asylum, imprisonment of 
children, deportation quotas territory increased each year, abandonment of minor-es 
foreign ... some had hoped to see a change after the election of F. Holland.

But a year and a half later, the thing is clear: Mr. Valls in the footsteps of his 
predecessors and the rare promise of PS have fallen into oblivion:

Children are still locked up in detention centers. School children are prohibited. The 
voting rights of foreign-es is buried. Measures against controls facies are abandoned. The 
relaxation of the right of residence (Ceseda) is pushed back after municipal elections. 
The majority of undocumented migrants are not regulated and are a cheap labor exploited at 
thank you making the delights of slum landlords. The destruction of slums without 
rehousing families continues.

Whether the migrants came es Africa, Asia or Europe, their children, born in France or 
not, the specter of invasion is again agitated, echoing offensive campaigns the right and 
extreme right. And racism continues to pose a whole society.

The Alternative libertarian activists and their friends spent a long time in the struggle 
for equal rights between French and foreign-es-es, at work, in the home, in society and 
freedom of movement and installation of any and all invite you to discuss these issues

Public Meeting
Friday, November 22 from 20h to the Embassy Whiting (43 Whiting Street, Noisy le Sec)


What solutions, what prespectives for equal rights?