As we were leaving the camp, locals confronted us, asking why we were helping the Syrians. They did not know about the three-month-old baby who had died right next door to them.
“This place is hell and it cannot be fixed.” Read More »
“She ran away from her husband, he was very violent. Then she got deported, because she didn’t go to her interview, because the social workers didn’t give her the letter in time. They treat us with negligence.”
“You’re supposed to protect us!” Read More »
“Injustice must be resisted.” A day in the life of refugees in the heart of Fortress Europe
I gave them everything I had, my identity, my story, my passport. When you leave your country, you don’t collect proof of what is happening, you just leave. I really thought I would be accepted, however they rejected my case. I was shocked. Now I have no hope. I never lied. I thought they would be rational.
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As long as there are these camps, and people are not regarded as people, these kinds of crimes will continue to be committed.
RSB Statement on Torture of Refugees in North Rhein-Westphalia Read More »
