Unite against Colonial Injustice! …. Stop Police Brutality!
We remain in Solidarity with the activists and to all those who have contributed to make the protest possible. Power to the People!
We in Jena express our Solidarity with the Refugees and all the Protesters in Berlin and with every Refugee getting persecuted in the world, Berlin is just the beginning, more to come, Refugees went out to the streets and they’re not coming back without taking their rights back.

Flash back
We got the information that the activists who participated in the embassy occupation were arrested by the police.
Amongst the ones arrested (28 as we are updated) inside the embassy were Rex Osa from the VOICE Refugee Forum as well as activists of the Caravan for the Rights of refugees and migrants and activists of the protest tent. The police took away two cameras from the press team of the protestmarch/protestcamp and one tablet computer. Some persons was beaten. The arrested were taken to cells in Tempelhofer Damm. They had to undergo identity control. 10 of them are now together in one cell, others are being kept in single cells.
Police also brutalized the activists protesting outside the embassy building by using pepperspray. At least two were also arrested. Amongst them is Mbolo Yufanyi who was brutalized outside the embassy building. His arrest took place after he entered the building to meet the leader of the police group to denounce the police and come out again. He had to be treated in an ambulance car.
There was a spontaneous solidarity demonstration of more than 100 people from the Nigerian Embassy to Oranienplatz where the protest camp is. Police even went inside the demo in order to arrest people. There were lots of police cars around the protest camp at Oranienplatz at the moment soon after the protest at the emnbassy.
According to camp activists the number of persons arrested at the embassy protest and during the demonstration is 28 altogether.
The VOICE Refugee Forum denounce the Police brutality against the Refugees in Berlin and everywhere, this is not more than the ugly face of this System, a system that was build on terrorizing Refugees and migrants.
The Refugees in Germany with their consistency are on the way to take back there right, all united for the aim of living freely with dignity.
We in Jena express our Solidarity with the Refugees and all the Protesters in Berlin and with every Refugee getting persecuted in the world, Berlin is just the beginning, more to come, Refugees went out to the streets and they’re not coming back without taking their rights back.
Unite against Colonial Injustice! …. Stop Police Brutality!
Miloud Lahmar – The VOICE Refugee Forum
FREE THE REFUGEES IN BERLIN – The International MIGRANTS Alliance Europe
http://thevoiceforum.org/node/2830
Police Brutality against Embassy Occupation – update
http://thevoiceforum.org/node/2823

DEMO in Erfurt – Hände weg von den Besetzer_innen der nigerianischen Botschaft in Berlin
Hände weg von den Besetzer_innen der nigerianischen Botschaft in Berlin!!!! Demo am Mittwoch, den 17.10.2012 um 16 Uhr in Erfurt vor der Bundespolizei am Hauptbahnhof. Ausgehend vom Protestcamp von Flüchtlingen in Berlin wurde am Montagmittag die nigerianische Botschaft besetzt. Mit dieser Aktion kritisierten Aktivist_innen die Kollaboration des nigerianischen Staates, die Abschiebungen von in Deutschland lebenden Flüchtlingen ermöglicht. Während der Besetzung als auch im Zuge der Solidemo danach kam es zu Verhaftungen von 28 Personen sowie zahlreichen brutalen Übergriffen durch die Polizei. Wir kritisieren das Vorgehen der Polizei und solidarisieren uns mit den Aktivist_innen in Berlin! Kommt vorbei und lasst uns gemeinsam gegen die Abschiebepraxis kämpfen!