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Daily Resistance #8 is out!

gepaecktragarz — Sat, 16 Jan 2021 19:18:43 +0000

10 pages of stories, statements and testimonies in Turkish, Greek, Urdu, Italian, Russian, English, Farsi, German, and French. The articles will be subsequently published here as single posts in the upcoming weeks.

The PDF version can be read and downloaded down below

DR #8 Download

You can order printed copies from January 16th by writing to: dailyresistance@systemli.org

Distribute the latest edition of Daily Resistance newspaper: Non-citizen Rise Up in Bavaria

admin — Thu, 22 Dec 2016 16:37:32 +0000

Non-citizen Rise Up in Bavaria

Dear people of the world,

we have published the new issue of the newspaper “Daily Resistance”, and now it’s the time to bring the paper to the hands of people living in the lagers, by you!

This issue comes “separately” in 7 languages

This issue of Daily Resistance has a difference with the ones before. For this issue we made a complete translation of the articles into 7 different languages. And we distribute them separately. You can have a look at the pdf file for each language:

This issue comes with a comic and poster

Additionally the newspaper comes with the “Ways to stop deportation“ comic for all languages except Urdu and Kurdi (Sorani).

And in the middle of the newspaper there is a colored poster about the Bavarian Non-citizen group „Refugee Struggle for Freedom“ with photos of their latest actions.

This issue has 5 pages: 2 pages about the Noncitizen rise up in Bavaria + 2 pages the stop deportation comic + 1 page of poster

This issue is now ready for distribution!

We are looking for people who have contact to people living in Lagers and so-called refugees and can help to spread Daily Resistance.

It is one thing to produce this paper, print it, hand compile it (!) but a totally different one to get it out into the world.

Join us and spread the newspaper to the newcomers and others concerned!

How can I distribute the newspaper?

Please send us an email on dailyresistance@oplatz.net .

In the email please write:

1- Your postal address

2- Your telephone number

3- How many copies from each language you would like to receive

We would like to ask you to tell us in which languages you would need the newspaper. Because we print different languages separately and for reducing the costs we try to give to each person just the language they want, unlike the mixed format of last issues.

Later on in January we will post you the newspapers.

Daily Resistance is for free.

It is important to us that you understand, that you can get the newspaper if you don’t have money – especially if you live in a lager yourself and like to distribute there.

**It’s a focus issue on the Non-citizen Rise up in Bavaria**

In the last autumn there was a big Non-citizen rise up in Bavaria. After one month of mobilisation in different lagers, it has been decided at the non-citizen meeting on the 6th and 7th of September 2016 in Munich to make a demonstration and a protest camp at Sendlinger Tor. The aim was to draw attention on the political situation of non-citizens. The camp had a legal permission for more than a month and up to 100 protesters took part in it during day and night.

After 3 weeks of occupation, the people decided to make a march from Munich to Nuremberg to bring their protest further. They started on 8th of October from Munich. After walking 10 days, they made 200 kilometers to Nuremberg. They had a strong demonstration in front of the BAMF (Bundesamt für Migration und Flüchtlinge), calling for their and our demands. As the reason and demand of the protest, they write:

We want for everybody in Germany to have the right to stay, right to work and right to study here. Also, we want the right to choose freely our living place. Our main demand is having the right to stay here. All of other demands can become possible afterwards. They are all civil rights and are just possible when we are accepted as members in this society.

Here in Berlin, working on the Daily Resistance newspaper, we decided to put the focus of this issue on the new protest in Bavaria. We find it important to echo their valuable message to the other people/non-citizens living in the lagers. The articles in this issue are a selection of statements of protestors in the last 3 months and all are written by the non-citizens.

Daily Resistance is the newspaper of “Refugee Movement”

We are a mixed group of people and activists in Berlin who fight against isolation and lagers in oranienplatz and other places.

Daily Resistance is a periodical newspaper on actual paper written by refugee activists aimed to reach people in lagers. We want to inform them on the state of resistance in Germany and to empower them for their everyday resistance against the system.

After publishing the first and second issues, we have received a lot of positive feedback. Many people started to write for the newspaper or distribute it in lagers. Initially, we printed 2000 copies. Soon they were all gone and we realized we have to print more. In the end, we distributed more than 5000 copies in Berlin, Munchen, Jena, Erfurt, Bremen, Darmstadt, Kiel, Hannover, Delmenhorst, Landshut, Oldenburg … also in Manchester and Vienna. In Thessaloniki, people managed to throw packages of newspapers over the fences of a closed lager. This is all incredible and gave us the energy to continue. We like to thank everybody who moved the newspaper forward and invite all to join in the fight of breaking the isolation in lagers.

This is a communal newspaper, from people for people.

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Mediagroup Oplatz

Contact: dailyresistance@oplatz.net

Website: dailyresistance.oplatz.net

Daily Resistance, issue #1

Daily Resistance, issue #2

Daily Resistance, special issue #3 Non-citizen Rise Up in Bavaria

special issue #3 (all languages)

Demo against Asylum Law Package II on Feb 16th

admin — Wed, 10 Feb 2016 18:10:59 +0000

deutsch unten – francais en bas – Türk – Srpskohrvatski – اردو – العربية

No to even tighter laws! Yes to solidarity! Photo: Yusuf Beyazit

16th February 2016 at 6pm
start at LaGeSo (Turmstraße 21, 10559 Berlin) to Bundestag

In the next days the parliament will vote on a new law. This racist law is directed aggressively against refugees.

They Asylum Package II includes:
• “Special reception camps” for people from “secure” countries of origin, or people who are accused to have destroyed their documents, will be opened. In these camps the asylum procedure should be completed in three weeks with the aim to deport people faster.
• People coming from a country where there is war and who have the status of ‘Subsidiary Protection’ shall not be allowed to bring their family from abroad during the first two years of their stay.
• Deportations of people who are sick will be easier. Illnesses that people had already before they came to Germany will not be an obstacle to deportations anymore.
• Algeria, Tunesia and Marokko shall be declared as secure countries of origin in order to deport people more easily.

This Asylum Package II is an act of isolationist politics and division!
Let us not be played off against each other! Let’s get on the streets and be loud against these racist laws, against the violence of camp security and against the Lagers!

For the right to stay and the right to family for everyone!

Solidarity is: resistance!!

supporting groups:

African Refugees Union – International Women Space – Medibüro Berlin – Moabit hilft! – Weise-Kiez-Initiative – Bündnis für bedingungsloses Bleiberecht – Bündnis gegen Rassismus – My Right Is Your Right – Lager Mobilisation Group – Hände weg vom Wedding

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Demonstration gegen das Asylpaket II

am 16. Februar 2016 um 18 Uhr
Start am LaGeSo (Turmstraße 21, 10559 Berlin)

ausführlicher Aufruf
Mit dem Asylpaket II will die Bundesregierung in den nächsten Tagen rassistische Gesetzesänderungen verabschieden, die sich aggressiv gegen Geflüchtete richten.

Das Asylpaket II sieht vor:

Es werden “Spezielle Aufnahmezentren” eröffnet, in denen Menschen aus “sicheren” Herkunftsländern und Menschen, denen vorgeworfen wird ihre Papiere vernichtet zu haben, untergebracht werden. Dort sollen Asylanträge innerhalb von drei Wochen bearbeitet werden mit dem Ziel Menschen schneller abschieben zu können.
Menschen, die aus einem Land kommen in dem Krieg herrscht und die hier “subsidären Schutz” haben, können erst nach zwei Jahren ihre Familie nachholen.
Die Abschiebung von Menschen mit Krankheiten wird weiter erleichtert. Krankheiten, die schon vor der Einreise nach Deutschland bestanden, gelten nicht mehr als Abschiebehindernis.
Algerien, Tunesien und Marokko sollen zu sicheren Herkunftsländern erklärt werden um Menschen schneller dorthin abschieben zu können.

Das Asylpaket II ist Ausdruck einer Politik der Abschottung und Spaltung! Lassen wir uns nicht gegeneinander ausspielen! Gemeinsam lautstark gegen die rassistischen Gesetze des Asylpaket II, Security-Gewalt und das Lagerregime!

Für Bleiberecht und das Recht auf Familie für alle!
Solidarität heißt Widerstand!!

*****

Manifestation contre La réforme du droit d’asile “Asylpacket 2”

le 16 Février 2016 à 18 heures
Départ devant le LaGeSo (Turmstraße 21, 10559 Berlin)

Avec la réforme intitulée « Asylpacket 2 », le gouvernement fédéral a l’intention d’adopter dans les prochains jours des réformes racistes affectant gravement les droits des personnes réfugiées.

La réforme du « Asylpacket 2 » prévoit :

• L’ouverture de « centres d’accueil spéciaux », où les personnes venant de pays d’origine décrétés « sûrs» ainsi que les personnes soupçonnées de s’être débarrassé de leurs documents seront logées. Les demandes d’asile y seront traitées en seulement trois semaines, dans le but d’expulser les personnes le plus rapidement possible.
• Les personnes venant de pays en guerre ayant reçu la «protection subsidiaire » en Allemagne ne pourront faire venir leur famille qu’après une période de deux ans.
• La déportation des personnes atteintes de maladies sera encore une fois facilitée. Les maladies ayant été contractées avant l’entrée en Allemagne n’empêcheront plus la déportation.
• L’Algérie, la Tunisie et le Maroc doivent être déclarés « pays d’origine sûrs » afin d’être en mesure d’y déporter leurs citoyens plus rapidement.

La réforme du « Asylpacket 2 » est le produit d’une politique de verrouillage des frontières et de division ! Ne nous laissons pas jouer les uns contre les autres !

Luttons ensemble contre les lois racistes du « Asylpacket 2 », contre la violence sécuritaire et le régime des camps! Pour le droit de séjour et le droit à la famille pour tous et toutes!

Résistance sans frontière !

–turkish–

İltica Paketi Kanunu 2’ye Karsi Gösteri

16 Şubat, Saat: 18.00

Başlama Yeri: LaGeSo ( Turmstrasse 21, Berlin )

Önümüzde ki günlerde meclis de yeni bir yasa oylanacak. Bu ırkçı yasa, mültecilere karşı, agresif bir tutumdur.

İltica Paketi Kanunu 2’nin İçerdikleri:

1- Güvenli menşei ülkelerinde ve belgelerini tahrip etmek ile suçlanan kişiler insanlar için özel resepsiyon kampları, iltica prosedürü ile, insanları hızlı bir biçimde ve 3 hafta içerisinde sınır dışı etmeyi planlamaktadır.

2- Savaş ve Bağlı Koruması için izin verilmeyecektir. Hangi ülkeden gelen olursa olsun, 2 yıl boyunca burada kalacakları süre içerisin de ailesini buraya getiremeyecektir.

3- Hasta olana veya Almanya’ya gelmeden önce hasta olan insanların, geri gönderilmesine bir engel yoktur. Hasta olmanız sınır dışı edilmeye engel olmayacaktır.

4- Cezayir, Tunus ve Fas güvenli ülkeler ilan edilecek ve buran gelen insanların sınır dışı edilmesi hızlanacaktır.

Bu sığınma paketi, izolasyonizm siyaset ve bölünme eylemidir. Beraber çalısalım. Sokak ve kamp güvenliği için, şiddete karşı durmak için, bu ırkçı yasalara karşı durmak için, birlik olalım. Bireysel ve ailesel kalma hakkı için.

DAYANIŞMA, DİRENMEKTİR.

–serbo croatian–

Prosvjed protiv paketa II Zakona o azilu

16. veljače 2016 U 18 sati

Početak u LaGeSo (Turmstraße 21, 10559 Berlin)

Sljedećih dana parlament će glasovati o novom zakonu. Ovaj rasistički zakon agresivno je usmjeren direktno protiv izbjeglica.

Paket II Zakona o azilu uključuje:

“Posebne prihvatne kampove” za ljude koji su iz “sigurnih” zemalja porijekla ili za ljude koji su optuženi da su uništili svoje dokumente. U tim kampovima postupak azila trebao bi se završiti u tri tjedna s ciljem bržeg deportiranja ljudi.

Ljudima koji dolaze iz zemlje u kojoj je rat i koji imaju status „supsidijarne zaštite“ neće biti dozvoljeno da dovedu svoju obitelj iz inozemstva tijekom prve dvije godine njihova boravka.

Deportacije ljudi koji su bolesni bit će lakše. Bolest koju su ljudi imali prije dolaska u Njemačku više neće biti prepreka za deportacije.

Alžir, Tunis i Maroko bit će proglašene kao sigurne zemlje porijekla kako bi se ljude moglo lakše deportirati.

Ovaj paket II Zakona o azilu je čin politike izolacionizma i podjele! Ne dopustimo da nas okrenu jedne protiv drugih! Izađimo na ulice i budimo glasni protiv ovih rasističkih zakona, protiv nasilja sigurnosnih kampova i protiv logora!

Za pravo na ostanak i pravo na obitej za sve!

Solidarnost je: otpor!