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Posts tonen met het label March. Alle posts tonen
Posts tonen met het label March. Alle posts tonen
zaterdag 30 januari 2016
Belgium Sint-Niklaas Program (Feb,March,April) Concertzaal De Casino
dinsdag 24 februari 2015
dinsdag 17 februari 2015
Europe, German, Call: NoBorder goes Blockupy/Frankfurt, March, 18th
"We will see in the weeks to come if elections sometimes can change
something - it depends on the pressure from the streets at last."
Wow, what a genius new idea this leftwing electoral politics thing, why no
one ever tried it before? I guess in the next few weeks it will be put to
its first great historic test!
> hello,
> find below a good opportunity to bring migration related struggles on
> the streets of Frankfurt, during the actions against the inauguration
> of the new European Central Bank (ECB):
>
> ++
>
> NoBorder goes Blockupy!
>
> Antiracist networks call for actions against the inauguration of the new
> ECB tower in Frankfurt on March, 18th
>
> 2014 was a historical year for social and political struggles of the
> movements of migration: Record figures on crossing the Central
> Mediterranean and the Aegean, collective mass runs of the fences of
> Ceuta and Melilla, protests and persistant waiting for the right moment
> in Calais and Patras, Revolts and hunger strikes in detention centers
> all over Europe, the occupation of houses and squares in Athens, Rome
> and Berlin, successful actions and church asylums against
> Dublin-deportations as well as the actual reduction of the custody
> pending deportation in Germany, the march for freedom from Strasburg to
> Brussels, and much more.
>
> Freedom but Frontex
> Symbolic protests and daily resistance attack the ruling politics of
> migration on all levels. Never before the inner and outer borders of the
> EU have been that heavily contested. Frontex and thousands of deaths at
> sea, deportations via Dublin-regulation, controls and arrest – regular
> or à la „mos maiorum“, and the internment in detention centers are
> examples for the deadly and inhuman EU-borderregime, that is confronted
> with the rising of self-organized struggles for the right of freedom of
> movement everywhere.
>
> Reasons of flight and global crisis
> The inequalities inside Europe are intensifying due to the
> austerity-politics, the implementation follows the program of the
> International Monetary Fund in the global south of the past decades.
> There life under the conditions of crisis is normality, caused by
> climate change, exploitation of resources and the theft of raw
> materials, by landgrabbing, hunger crisis and resource wars. 1000 good
> reasons to leave home in search of a better life.
>
> Against division and exploitation...
> The borderregime serves as a filter, that the „fittest“ at the most can
> get through. Those in power speak of „management of migration“ in
> combining measures of exclusion with the recruitment of cheap labor.
> Residence permits are linked to employment, criminalization and
> deportation are instruments of blackmailing migrants. Worldwide there is
> a process of creating racist hierarchies, when social and political
> rights are refused – with gradual differentiation for different groups
> of migrants. This new Apartheid is customized to the requirements of the
> employment market of the Global North and Germany last but not least. In
> the shadows of the glass fronts of the skyscrapers the metropolitan
> economics of services are functioning – on the basis of precarious
> employment relationships and the hyper-exploitation mostly of migrants.
>
> … crossing borders of different struggles
> Sans Papieres and migrants (CISPM) declare during their transnational
> meeting in November 2014 in Rome: „ We are convinced that the unique
> cure to point the political responsabilities of so many injustices and
> inequalities, is the unity among migrants, workers, precarious,
> undocumented migrants, refugees, students, unemployed, asylum seekers
> and each victim of the crisis…, and because the war among poor or
> exploited only is useful to those who exploit, here in Europe or
> anywhere else..“
> The movements and struggles of migration are crossing throughout Europe.
> The „social strike“ on November, 14th in Italy brought refugees and
> workers together, in Hamburg and Berlin the current refugee-struggles
> and right-to-the city-initiatives are connecting and they demand housing
> space and working permits for all as well as the abolishment of
> deportations. Whether actions or manifestations regarding
> right-to-the-city, crisis or precarious labor – there are many possible
> connections to develop an emancipatory overall perspective with and
> within the struggles for global freedom of movement and against all
> racist laws.
>
> No more “Pegida”!
> Connecting the protests against the politics of austerity and those
> against the borderregime is even more important, as Europeanwide new
> rightwing parties propagate authoritarian measures against the crisis.
> Right wing and Nazis especially in the East of Germany protest against
> the accommodation of refugees. Furthermore every week the right mob of
> PEGIDA is on the streets. Except for some few cities in the East of
> Germany the right wing mob could not gain ground in the streets so that
> instead the few hundred racists face several thousands of
> counter-demonstrators from Lübeck to Freiburg.
>
> From Athens to Frankfurt!
> Syriza's victory in Greece offers space to transform – not only for the
> struggle against the brutal politics of austerity but also against
> inhuman system of detention and the borderregime. Despite the coalition
> with the right wing populists of the „Independent Greeks" the politics
> of determent and internment in the Aegean is may going to change. We
> will see in the weeks to come if elections sometimes can change
> something - it depends on the pressure from the streets at last. Right
> now we are observing the institutions of power in Brussels, Berlin and
> Frankfurt applying pressure on the new Greek government to stick to the
> rules of the EU politics of exploitation and exclusion.
>
> That's why we will come to Frankfurt on March, 18th.
> To set a radical mark of transnational solidarity inside the financial
> metropolis of Frankfurt.
>
> We antiracist groups and migration related networks call to come to
> Frankfurt to make visible the demands and aims of the daily struggles
> against exclusion and precarization: in resistance against the
> tightening of asylum laws, against Dublin-deportations as well as the
> new campaign "Push Back Frontex!" and for global freedom of movement for
> all!
>
>
> Action-Alliance against deportations Rhine Main
>
> rhein-main.antira.info
Call: NoBorder goes Blockupy/Frankfurt, March, 18th
hello,
find below a good opportunity to bring migration related struggles on
the streets of Frankfurt, during the actions against the inauguration
of the new European Central Bank (ECB):
++
NoBorder goes Blockupy!
Antiracist networks call for actions against the inauguration of the new
ECB tower in Frankfurt on March, 18th
2014 was a historical year for social and political struggles of the
movements of migration: Record figures on crossing the Central
Mediterranean and the Aegean, collective mass runs of the fences of
Ceuta and Melilla, protests and persistant waiting for the right moment
in Calais and Patras, Revolts and hunger strikes in detention centers
all over Europe, the occupation of houses and squares in Athens, Rome
and Berlin, successful actions and church asylums against
Dublin-deportations as well as the actual reduction of the custody
pending deportation in Germany, the march for freedom from Strasburg to
Brussels, and much more.
Freedom but Frontex
Symbolic protests and daily resistance attack the ruling politics of
migration on all levels. Never before the inner and outer borders of the
EU have been that heavily contested. Frontex and thousands of deaths at
sea, deportations via Dublin-regulation, controls and arrest – regular
or à la „mos maiorum“, and the internment in detention centers are
examples for the deadly and inhuman EU-borderregime, that is confronted
with the rising of self-organized struggles for the right of freedom of
movement everywhere.
Reasons of flight and global crisis
The inequalities inside Europe are intensifying due to the
austerity-politics, the implementation follows the program of the
International Monetary Fund in the global south of the past decades.
There life under the conditions of crisis is normality, caused by
climate change, exploitation of resources and the theft of raw
materials, by landgrabbing, hunger crisis and resource wars. 1000 good
reasons to leave home in search of a better life.
Against division and exploitation...
The borderregime serves as a filter, that the „fittest“ at the most can
get through. Those in power speak of „management of migration“ in
combining measures of exclusion with the recruitment of cheap labor.
Residence permits are linked to employment, criminalization and
deportation are instruments of blackmailing migrants. Worldwide there is
a process of creating racist hierarchies, when social and political
rights are refused – with gradual differentiation for different groups
of migrants. This new Apartheid is customized to the requirements of the
employment market of the Global North and Germany last but not least. In
the shadows of the glass fronts of the skyscrapers the metropolitan
economics of services are functioning – on the basis of precarious
employment relationships and the hyper-exploitation mostly of migrants.
… crossing borders of different struggles
Sans Papieres and migrants (CISPM) declare during their transnational
meeting in November 2014 in Rome: „ We are convinced that the unique
cure to point the political responsabilities of so many injustices and
inequalities, is the unity among migrants, workers, precarious,
undocumented migrants, refugees, students, unemployed, asylum seekers
and each victim of the crisis…, and because the war among poor or
exploited only is useful to those who exploit, here in Europe or
anywhere else..“
The movements and struggles of migration are crossing throughout Europe.
The „social strike“ on November, 14th in Italy brought refugees and
workers together, in Hamburg and Berlin the current refugee-struggles
and right-to-the city-initiatives are connecting and they demand housing
space and working permits for all as well as the abolishment of
deportations. Whether actions or manifestations regarding
right-to-the-city, crisis or precarious labor – there are many possible
connections to develop an emancipatory overall perspective with and
within the struggles for global freedom of movement and against all
racist laws.
No more “Pegida”!
Connecting the protests against the politics of austerity and those
against the borderregime is even more important, as Europeanwide new
rightwing parties propagate authoritarian measures against the crisis.
Right wing and Nazis especially in the East of Germany protest against
the accommodation of refugees. Furthermore every week the right mob of
PEGIDA is on the streets. Except for some few cities in the East of
Germany the right wing mob could not gain ground in the streets so that
instead the few hundred racists face several thousands of
counter-demonstrators from Lübeck to Freiburg.
From Athens to Frankfurt!
Syriza's victory in Greece offers space to transform – not only for the
struggle against the brutal politics of austerity but also against
inhuman system of detention and the borderregime. Despite the coalition
with the right wing populists of the „Independent Greeks" the politics
of determent and internment in the Aegean is may going to change. We
will see in the weeks to come if elections sometimes can change
something - it depends on the pressure from the streets at last. Right
now we are observing the institutions of power in Brussels, Berlin and
Frankfurt applying pressure on the new Greek government to stick to the
rules of the EU politics of exploitation and exclusion.
That's why we will come to Frankfurt on March, 18th.
To set a radical mark of transnational solidarity inside the financial
metropolis of Frankfurt.
We antiracist groups and migration related networks call to come to
Frankfurt to make visible the demands and aims of the daily struggles
against exclusion and precarization: in resistance against the
tightening of asylum laws, against Dublin-deportations as well as the
new campaign "Push Back Frontex!" and for global freedom of movement for
all!
Action-Alliance against deportations Rhine Main
rhein-main.antira.info
find below a good opportunity to bring migration related struggles on
the streets of Frankfurt, during the actions against the inauguration
of the new European Central Bank (ECB):
++
NoBorder goes Blockupy!
Antiracist networks call for actions against the inauguration of the new
ECB tower in Frankfurt on March, 18th
2014 was a historical year for social and political struggles of the
movements of migration: Record figures on crossing the Central
Mediterranean and the Aegean, collective mass runs of the fences of
Ceuta and Melilla, protests and persistant waiting for the right moment
in Calais and Patras, Revolts and hunger strikes in detention centers
all over Europe, the occupation of houses and squares in Athens, Rome
and Berlin, successful actions and church asylums against
Dublin-deportations as well as the actual reduction of the custody
pending deportation in Germany, the march for freedom from Strasburg to
Brussels, and much more.
Freedom but Frontex
Symbolic protests and daily resistance attack the ruling politics of
migration on all levels. Never before the inner and outer borders of the
EU have been that heavily contested. Frontex and thousands of deaths at
sea, deportations via Dublin-regulation, controls and arrest – regular
or à la „mos maiorum“, and the internment in detention centers are
examples for the deadly and inhuman EU-borderregime, that is confronted
with the rising of self-organized struggles for the right of freedom of
movement everywhere.
Reasons of flight and global crisis
The inequalities inside Europe are intensifying due to the
austerity-politics, the implementation follows the program of the
International Monetary Fund in the global south of the past decades.
There life under the conditions of crisis is normality, caused by
climate change, exploitation of resources and the theft of raw
materials, by landgrabbing, hunger crisis and resource wars. 1000 good
reasons to leave home in search of a better life.
Against division and exploitation...
The borderregime serves as a filter, that the „fittest“ at the most can
get through. Those in power speak of „management of migration“ in
combining measures of exclusion with the recruitment of cheap labor.
Residence permits are linked to employment, criminalization and
deportation are instruments of blackmailing migrants. Worldwide there is
a process of creating racist hierarchies, when social and political
rights are refused – with gradual differentiation for different groups
of migrants. This new Apartheid is customized to the requirements of the
employment market of the Global North and Germany last but not least. In
the shadows of the glass fronts of the skyscrapers the metropolitan
economics of services are functioning – on the basis of precarious
employment relationships and the hyper-exploitation mostly of migrants.
… crossing borders of different struggles
Sans Papieres and migrants (CISPM) declare during their transnational
meeting in November 2014 in Rome: „ We are convinced that the unique
cure to point the political responsabilities of so many injustices and
inequalities, is the unity among migrants, workers, precarious,
undocumented migrants, refugees, students, unemployed, asylum seekers
and each victim of the crisis…, and because the war among poor or
exploited only is useful to those who exploit, here in Europe or
anywhere else..“
The movements and struggles of migration are crossing throughout Europe.
The „social strike“ on November, 14th in Italy brought refugees and
workers together, in Hamburg and Berlin the current refugee-struggles
and right-to-the city-initiatives are connecting and they demand housing
space and working permits for all as well as the abolishment of
deportations. Whether actions or manifestations regarding
right-to-the-city, crisis or precarious labor – there are many possible
connections to develop an emancipatory overall perspective with and
within the struggles for global freedom of movement and against all
racist laws.
No more “Pegida”!
Connecting the protests against the politics of austerity and those
against the borderregime is even more important, as Europeanwide new
rightwing parties propagate authoritarian measures against the crisis.
Right wing and Nazis especially in the East of Germany protest against
the accommodation of refugees. Furthermore every week the right mob of
PEGIDA is on the streets. Except for some few cities in the East of
Germany the right wing mob could not gain ground in the streets so that
instead the few hundred racists face several thousands of
counter-demonstrators from Lübeck to Freiburg.
From Athens to Frankfurt!
Syriza's victory in Greece offers space to transform – not only for the
struggle against the brutal politics of austerity but also against
inhuman system of detention and the borderregime. Despite the coalition
with the right wing populists of the „Independent Greeks" the politics
of determent and internment in the Aegean is may going to change. We
will see in the weeks to come if elections sometimes can change
something - it depends on the pressure from the streets at last. Right
now we are observing the institutions of power in Brussels, Berlin and
Frankfurt applying pressure on the new Greek government to stick to the
rules of the EU politics of exploitation and exclusion.
That's why we will come to Frankfurt on March, 18th.
To set a radical mark of transnational solidarity inside the financial
metropolis of Frankfurt.
We antiracist groups and migration related networks call to come to
Frankfurt to make visible the demands and aims of the daily struggles
against exclusion and precarization: in resistance against the
tightening of asylum laws, against Dublin-deportations as well as the
new campaign "Push Back Frontex!" and for global freedom of movement for
all!
Action-Alliance against deportations Rhine Main
rhein-main.antira.info
woensdag 29 augustus 2012
Refugee Protest March from Wuerzburg to Berlin, Germany starts at the 8th of September - Support needed!
The human being’s mission to achieve freedom is not to stand in line but to disrupt the queue
The striking asylum seekers all over Germany who have initiated a strong and coordinated joint protest,
have decided to launch a new action on 8th September: on this day asylum seekers will move towards
Berlin on 2 different routes and after gathering in this city they will show to the German government that
any action towards implementation of the inhumane deportation law will be responded back by the
asylum seeker’s movement and will not remain unopposed. They will shout louder than ever that they
will continue their struggle until the asylum seekers’ camps with their catastrophic conditions are
abolished. In fact by gathering in Berlin, the asylum seekers will actively disobey the discriminatory law
of limited travelling range, which forces the asylum seekers to remain within a certain area. This well
coordinated action, which is solely organized by the asylum seekers themselves and is independent of
any political party or group, will be a way to strongly voice the opposition against the ‘limited travelling
range’ law.
In Berlin we will stand hand in hand and in solidarity and we will once more announce our legitimate
demands;
- we demand the abolishment of all the asylum seekers’ camps in Germany
- deportation is an inhumane law, a law that solely serves the political and economic interests of
those who are in power, this law must be abolished
- we demand that the law of the limited free travelling of the asylum seekers is abolished
Support is needed for accomodation, food, legal support, money etc. for the foot march and the bustour!
For more information, other languages, the different routes (map 1 and map 2) and how you can support the protest
march please follow the link:
http://asylaub.wordpress.com
Bron : nannetta@web.de
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