Quelle: Al Jazeera | 30.11.2016
City Plaza functions collectively with refugees and activists cooking, cleaning, and making decisions together.
Athens, Greece – From the outside, City Plaza Hotel might not look like much, just another shabby building in the Greek capital of Athens, neglected during years of the economic crisis. Step inside its doors to find a unique space for hundreds of people from all over the world: refugees.
Quelle: ARD Fakt | 22.11.2016
Die Bundesregierung hält einige Regionen Afghanistans für sicher genug, um abgelehnte Asylbewerber dorthin zurückschicken zu können. Stimmt das wirklich?
Quelle: La Repubblica | 22.11.2016
L’iniziativa di Repubblica: esperimenti per aiutarci a comprendere, a ricordare, a sedimentare. Ci obbligano a pensare. E non solo a reagire a caldo. La sfida è semplice: raccontare utilizzando gli smartphone, demistificare con la stessa piattaforma sulla quale vola la disinformazione digitale
di Massimo Russo
Primo episodio – Il dramma
Secondo episodio – Il naufragio
Terzo episodio – Cibo per pesci
Quarto episodio – Rifiuti umani
La visione è in soggettiva, la barca affonda, la camera finisce sott’acqua. Le richieste disperate di aiuto, nel mare in burrasca, le conversazioni intercettate tra gli scafisti che si accordano su come negare la tragedia ai familiari, i corpi nel relitto e sulla spiaggia.
Nell’epoca della post-verità (copyright Christian Salmon), „Com’è profondo il mare“, la webserie in cinque puntate per gli smartphone che da lunedì sarà online in esclusiva su Repubblica.it, risponde a un bisogno: ristabilire un criterio di realtà, farlo attraverso il video – il linguaggio del nostro tempo – e con gli occhi di chi di solito non ha voce.
Quelle: Spiegel Online | 24.11.2016
Die Lage auf der Insel Chios ist angespannt: Zuerst randalierten Migranten, dann warfen Rechtsextreme Molotow-Cocktails auf das Flüchtlingslager. Ahmad, ein syrischer Flüchtling, schildert seine Sicht.
Quelle: Göçmen Dayanişma
This Saturday, on November 19th, 123 migrants managed to escape the Kumkapı deportation center in Istanbul, after starting a fire in their cells. While the fire brigades were working to extinguish the fire, the migrants broke through the gate of the courtyard and runaway despite the policemen shooting in the air. The police forces brought 20 of them back while searching the neighborhood.
Quelle: YouTube
Ein Film von Wesam Alfarawti
Am 8. März wurde der ‚humanitäre Korridor‘ nach Zentraleuropa geschlossen. Das bedeutete, dass Tausende in Griechenland strandeten – ohne Möglichkeit weiterzureisen. Im Mai räumte die griechische Polizei Idomeni und brachte die Leute unter Druck in staatliche Camps. Viele blieben dennoch in in-offiziellen Camps nahe der Grenze, weil sie weiterreisen wollten und die Bedingungen in den staatlichen Camps miserabel waren (und es noch heute sind). Im Rahmen einer Dokumentationsreise mit Moving Europe wurden mehrere Interviews mit Geflüchteten in den Camps bei Thessaloniki und Idomeni geführt. Drei dieser Interviews werden hier gezeigt und geben einen Einblick in die Situation vor Ort und die Sichtweise der Schutzsuchenden.
Kamera & Übersetzung: Wesam Alfarawti
Schnitt & Konzept: Isabel Eiser
Untertitel: Isabel Eiser, Sophia Oertel
Quelle: The Guardian
Protests have have been taking place at the refugee camp in Calais, as tensions rise ahead of the French authorities’ planned demolition of the camp. But, as John Domokos reports, there is hope for one set of people – the unaccompanied minors at the camp. British authorities have begun the process of identifying those who are eligible for settling in the UK
We have changed the name of the child refugee interviewed in this film.
Quelle: The Guardian
Abou Bakar Sidibé – whose 18-month wait to get to Spain has been made into a film – recalls trauma, hardship and camaraderie
For one year and six months my home was Mount Gourougou in Morocco, a temporary settlement overlooking Melilla, a Spanish enclave and the gateway to Europe and a future I had always dreamed of.
I am from Mali, a country of many problems, but I now live in Bayern, a town in southern Germany. I have temporary asylum status, which I’m trying to make permanent.
When I was living in a makeshift camp on the mountain, outside the city of Nador, I was approached by two film-makers who wanted to work with me to record our story.
Quelle: ZDF | YouTube
Im Herbst 2015 flohen Hunderttausende Menschen über die so genannte Balkanroute in den Norden Europas. Ein Jahr später scheint dieser Weg endgültig versperrt. Die „ZDF.reportage“, berichtet über die aktuelle Situation entlang der Route.
Quelle: The Guardian
Pulitzer Prize winning photojournalist Daniel Etter, whose images from Kos touched the hearts of millions last year, returned to Greece this September to photograph the islanders who feature in the new documentary short, Ode to Lesvos, created by Johnnie Walker® to shine a light on the inspirational acts of compassion shown in response to the refugee crisis.
https://youtu.be/INkT00ewy48?list=PLxitlhQXKCQyzUWycTBoQ_7zvuYr22lj-
