Banga bleibt in Berlin!
Kundgebung und Prozess in Gera gegen die Wohnsitzauflage von Banga – erblindet wegen Rassismus
http://thevoiceforum.org/node/3314
Banga stays in Berlin!
Manifestation and trial against the „Wohnsitzauflage“ for Banga (Bamkali Konateh), who still has to fight for his right to stay in Berlin – as a refugee in Germany who got blind by the violence of state institutions.
Banga stays in Berlin! Manifestation for the right to have rights.
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Frontex FRAN Report for Q4 2012
This summary is a follow-up to our previous post, which discussed the Frontex FRAN third quarter report for 2012. In May of this year, Frontex released its report for the fourth quarter (October – December) of 2012. (Frontex has since released its Report for Q1 2013; we will post a summary of this recent Report shortly.) During the fourth quarter 2012 several FRAN indicators varied radically compared with other reporting periods.
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Nuovi sbarchi a Lampedusa: 2 gommoni soccorsi , 210 a bordo
Altri due gommoni con a bordo in totale 210 migranti sono stati soccorsi dalla Guardia costiera nel Canale di Sicilia e condotti a Lampedusa. Il primo dei due natanti e‘ stato avvistato dal pattugliatore „Corsi“ a circa 70 miglia a Sud dell’isola, con un carico di 100 persone. Mentre erano in corso le operazioni di trasbordo, alla centrale operativa della Guardia Costiera di Roma e‘ giunta la richiesta lanciata con un telefono satellitare da uno dei 110 passeggeri di un altro gommone, in avaria a circa 35 miglia piu‘ a Sud rispetto. Tutti i profughi sono stati imbarcati sul „Corsi“, che si e‘ diretto a Lampedusa. AGI .
via Nuovi sbarchi a Lampedusa: 2 gommoni soccorsi , 210 a bordo
Je suis marocaine et j’ai honte de moi-même. Non que je ne sois pas porteuse de belles valeurs. Mais je vois se craqueler ma noblesse porcelaine. Mes lâches silences face à l’ignominie ôtent toute sa beauté à mes grands discours humanistes et mes honorables pensées sur la justice et l’égalité entre les Hommes.
En moins de deux mois, Tina M., Alex Toussaint et Ismaila Fay ont payé de leurs vie et dignité, le prix d’un rêve. Celui d’une vie meilleure dans un pays voisin, ami et frère. Ils y ont cru. Quoi de plus naturel que de trouver refuge, espoir et sécurité chez cet autre qui ouvre grands ses bras à l’étranger et à la différence? Quelle désillusion pour toi Mon Frère ! Quand tu n’as pas connu le mépris de l’autre, quand tu n’as pas vécu la solitude parmi « tes frères », tu es passé, invisible, sous les yeux de la plupart.
Ismaila Faye, jeune sénégalais assassiné le 14 août à Rabat.
„[…] Maintaining a stalemate should be America’s objective. And the only possible method for achieving this is to arm the rebels when it seems that Mr. Assad’s forces are ascendant and to stop supplying the rebels if they actually seem to be winning. […]“ (Edward Luttwak)
via In Syria, America Loses if Either Side Wins – NYTimes.com
It’s 1999 in Syria
Kosovo’s foreign minister calls for an international intervention to halt the killing in Syria.
„The U.S. knew Hussein was launching some of the worst chemical attacks in history – and still gave him a hand.
BY SHANE HARRIS AND MATTHEW M. AID
The U.S. government may be considering military action in response to chemical strikes near Damascus. But a generation ago, America’s military and intelligence communities knew about and did nothing to stop a series of nerve gas attacks far more devastating than anything Syria has seen, Foreign Policy has learned.
In 1988, during the waning days of Iraq’s war with Iran, the United States learned through satellite imagery that Iran was about to gain a major strategic advantage by exploiting a hole in Iraqi defenses. U.S. intelligence officials conveyed the location of the Iranian troops to Iraq, fully aware that Hussein’s military would attack with chemical weapons, including sarin, a lethal nerve agent.
Liveblog: Stimmen aus Syrien
22. August 2013 von Adopt a Revolution
Liebe AbonnentInnen des Newsletters, liebe Syrien-Interessierte,
der AaR-Newsletter meldet sich mit dramatischen Nachrichten aus der Sommerpause zurück. Ein Angriff auf das Umland von Damaskus – das östliche & westliche Ghouta – hat am vergangenen Mittwoch mehr als 1.300 Opfer gefordert, der Großteil von ihnen Frauen und Kinder.
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