ARTE | 07.02.2017
Minderjährige Flüchtlinge ziehen unbegleitet und ohne Schutz durch Europa. Sie haben sich aus Aufnahmestellen entfernt oder sind nie registriert worden. Sie leben in einer Parallelwelt, die für die meisten Europäer unsichtbar bleibt und geraten leicht in die Hände von Kriminellen, werden zur Prostitution und zum Drogenhandel gezwungen. Eine Spurensuche.
allAfrica | 27.01.2017
Footage of a Gambian man drowning in Italy while onlookers watch, jeer, film and racially insult him, has gone viral on social media.
https://youtu.be/JInG1phslL4
According to Independent UK, an investigation has since been opened after the African refugee drowned in Venice’s Great Canal, as onlookers watched from nearby boats and filmed him with their phones.
Quelle: New York Times | 2401.2017
By MEGAN SPECIA
Migrants are stuck in freezing conditions behind the central train station in Belgrade, Serbia, where they survive on one meal a day.
Quelle: Vimeo
Quelle: ARD Tagesschau | 10.01.2017
Schnee, minus 20 Grad und das Dach über dem Kopf ist im besten Falle ein Zelt – der Wintereinbruch in Europa hat Flüchtlinge in Serbien und Griechenland völlig unvorbereitet getroffen. Ihre Lage ist prekär und Hilfe kommt nur schleppend voran.
Von Michael Mandlik, ARD-Studio Rom
This is a video made on 24 Dec 2016 in the olive grove next to Moria refugee camp – an action made by No Border Kitchen Lesvos and supported by Lesvos Social Kitchen. The video is made with permissions from everyone in it.
This place was occupied last year for a few months by a many refugees, independent groups, activists and volunteers. It was known as Better Days for Moria and included a small 24-hour hospital, a mosque, a 24-hour tea-tent, a children’s creche, an information tent and many people sleeping there and living there briefly.
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Quelle: Spiegel Online | 01.01.2017
Seit Ungarn seine Grenzkontrollen verschärft hat, stecken viele Flüchtlinge in Serbien fest. Allein in Belgrad leben mehr als 1000 auf der Straße – sie kämpfen gegen Kälte, Hunger und Hoffnungslosigkeit.
Quelle: Il Fatto Quotidiano | 28.12.2016
Nella zona industriale di San Ferdinando sono più di 2mila i migranti accampati tra tende, baracche e stabili abbandonati in condizioni di vita e di lavoro disastrose. Il Protocollo Operativo in materia di accoglienza e integrazione sottoscritto quasi un anno fa in Prefettura con Regione e Comuni è rimasto lettera morta. Un quadro disperante a sette anni dalla cosiddetta “rivolta di Rosarno”. Medici per i Diritti Umani chiede che vengano attuate misure immediate e nel lungo periodo volte ad assicurare condizioni dignitose ai lavoratori che ogni anno giungono nella Piana di Gioia Tauro per la stagione agrumicola.
