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PM The VOICE Refugee Forum 10/10/2013
First anniversary of our protest inside and outside of the Nigerian Embassy from October 15th 2012
Stop Bounty Hunting and illegal Deportation of Refugees

Deportation is Torture and Murder
Stop Police Brutality against Refugees and Activists

One year ago a protest of Nigerian and other refugee activists took place against corrupt and illegal collaboration between Nigerian embassy officials and German deportation authorities in the deportation of refugees to Nigeria perverting international treaties and German justice.

Time: 16:00hrs till 19:00hrs infront of (BAMF) Asylum Authorities in dullac alle 100 Karlsruhe.

Deportation kills!

Wenige Monate nach den Pogromen von Rostock-Lichtenhagen und Hoyerswerda entschied der Bürener Stadtrat, dass die ehemalige NATO-Kaserne im Wald vor Büren zu einem Abschiebegefängnis ausgebaut wird. Die Stadt hätte sich auch für eine Erstaufnahmeeinrichtung entscheiden können, aber eingesperrte Menschen waren den Bürenern damals lieber als freie Asylbewerber*innen. Der Umbau dauerte nur wenige Monate, sodass bereits Anfang 1994, also vor rund 20 Jahren, die ersten Gefangenen in Büren eingesperrt wurden.

Demonstration on th 28th October 2013, starting at 14 O'Clock in the city of Karlsruhe Protest Camp in front of Refugee Reception Camp - vor der Landesaufnahmestelle in Karlsruhe (Durlacher Allee 100)!

By Jen Marlowe, Martina Davis-Correia and Troy Anthony Davis, Foreword By Sister Helen Prejean

On September 21, 2011 Troy Anthony Davis was put to death by the State of Georgia. Davis’ execution was protested by hundreds of thousands of people across the globe, and Pope Benedict XVI, President Jimmy Carter, and 51 members of Congress all appealed for clemency. How did one man capture the world’s imagination, and become the iconic face for the campaign to end the death penalty?