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The Nationwide Refugee Bus Tour 2015 which is being organized from O-Platz in Berlin will arrive in Thueringen for political exchange with refugee activists and within the isolation camps. The meetings are planned to take place in Jena and in Eisenberg on the 4th of May 2015.

Message to Wij Zijn Hier (Amsterdam)

16 April 2015, Amsterdam

We send you today our warmest militant greetings of solidarity!

We are fighting a common struggle, and that is to assert our rights, defend them and secure for ourselves and for all oppressed peoples a humane society.

- What we stand for: Respect for our human rights, freedom and human dignity
- Review: Refugee Resistance in Germany 1994 – 2014
- Why we need your support: The VOICE Refugee Forum on Self-organized grassroots resistance

Reward 2015: The VOICE Refugee Forum - The refugee political resources in Germany

*Unite against Deportation and Social Exclusion - Break the isolation culture of lager control in Germany
*We need your donation! - Start your contribution and make regular donation to support our struggle!

On the first stop we met with “Lampedusa in Hamburg” and other self-organized refugee activists, anti-fascist and anti-racist groups. More than 100 people attended the discussion.

At first a short movie from the last bus tour was shown, then different initiatives introduced themselves. We presented our experiences from the protests of the last 3 years: the protest march from Würzburg to Berlin, the Oplatz-history and the story of the occupied Gerhard-Hauptmann-Schule.

Seeing the massacre in the Sicilian Channel, we migrants, on the front lines of the daily struggle against the government of mobility and movement, declare that in the war of borders we side with the women and men who seek freedom. Whatever the reason: escaping war, dictatorial regimes, persecution or simply the desire to change life.

Residenzpflicht bedeutet weiterhin Apartheid“

Solidarität mit dem Flüchtlingswiderstand in Schwäbisch Gmünd
Die Infotour der von Inhaftierung bedrohten Flüchtlingsaktivisten kommt nach Wuppertal

Info- und Diskussionsveranstaltung
am Montag, den 23.03.15 um 19.30 Uhr
in unseren Räumen der KARAWANE
in Marienstraße 52 Wuppertal

“Residenzpflicht bedeutet weiterhin Apartheid“

Flüchtlinge aus Schwäbisch Gmünd berichten über ihren zivilen Ungehorsam gegen Freiheitsberaubung, Einschränkung der Bewegungsfreiheit und über die Verfolgung von Flüchtlingen in Deutschland.

Stop abuse! Legalize the so called “tolerated refugees in Germany! Stop destroying refugees' perspectives!

Datum/Date: 16.04.2015
Zeit/Time: 14:00 Uhr
Ort/Venue: Makt Platz, Lutherstadt Wittenberg

With Guest Speakers: Leke Aremu, Farook Khan, Raphael Paul, Frankline Ndam, James Ogoloma
Refugee Tour - Solidarity Call for Civil Disobedience from Refugee Initiative Schwäbish Gmünd
Wuppertal 23.03., Hamburg 24.03., Kiel 25.03., Bremen 26.03., Konstanz 01.04., Schwäbisch Gmd 06.04.15, Lutherstadt Wittenberg 16.04.2015
https://thevoiceforum.org/node/3886

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