STOP WAR ON MIGRANTS !
Demonstration in Berlin 6th of February 2015 - One year after the Ceuta Massacre
12 am in front of the Spanish Embassy - Lichtensteinallee, 1 - Berlin - Tiergarten
7th of February Workshops on EU War policies, 8th of February Assembly
for a transnational Solidarity Platform of Sans-Papiers, Migrants and Refugees.
10 am Mehringhof - Gneisenaustrasse 2 - Kreuzberg
Survivors of the NATO war against Libya and survivors of war in Afghanistan speak openly in Desau during the Memoration demonstration in remembrance of Oury Jalloh's killing. See yourself:
More from witnesses of war on: Zeugen des Krieges
Read more on Oury Jalloh on: INITIATIVE IN GEDENKEN AN OURY JALLOH e.V.
A letter from Human Rights Concern - Eritrea to Mr Heiko Maas
Mr Heiko Maas
Federal Minister of Justice and Consumer Protection
Berlin office
Mohrenstraße 37
10117 Berlin
Via: Email
14 January 2015
Dear Mr Maas,
on 15th of January at 9am there will be a demonstratoion in Berlin.
Location: Brüderstraße 11, 10178 Berlin (Vertretung des Freistaates Sachsen beim Bund)
Sachsen Anhalt: Stop Legitimating Injustice and Legitimate Justice for Refugees 2015
Do you know that the responsible authorities abandoned and interdicted refugees not to work for more than 10 years? Sachsen Anhalt is an example
"Legalize all refugees with “Duldung” status for so many years and stop destroying, persecuting refugess in Germany!!!"
1.000 people joined the march in the Eastern German city Dessau heading to the police station on 7th of January 2015, where exactly 10 Years ago, the Sierra Leonean Refugee Oury Jalloh was burned to death in cell No. 5.
https://thecaravan.org/node/4241
On 01/07/2005 the Sierra Leonean Oury Jalloh was burnt alive in a police cell in Dessau, Germany, locked on by hands and feet on an inflammable security mattress. Although the murder of Oury Jalloh is evident, the white policemen who are the only possible offenders have never been accused of murder or manslaughter.
Deutsch: Pressemitteilung: Es ist längst bewiesen: Oury Jalloh – das war Mord!
Press Release + To the Public
Deutschland, 2. Januar 2015
Statement as pdf Download in German und English
It is already proven: Oury Jalloh – He was murdered!
This means:
10 years of constitutional protection of the murderers of Oury Jalloh
It means at the same time:
10 years of criminalization of those, who resist against racist terror of the state
On January 7, 2005 Oury Jalloh burns in the cell number 5 of the police station Dessau in Wolfgangstraße. Very fast the entire body of Oury Jalloh is in flames. His hands and feet are chained to the ground. He lies on a fire resistant mattress in a fully tiled cell. The fire is so strong that the fingers of his left hand carbonize to ashes.
Shortly thereafter, the state persecutor of Dessau explained to the bewildered public that Oury Jalloh must have lit the fire by himself and thus committed suicide. The family of Oury Jalloh and initiatives requested an immediate expertise as they could never believe how someone could burn so badly and carbonize without using additional fuel or other combustive agent. But not only the state persecutors, also the courts involved and experts engaged, either avoided or maliciously blocked any effort in substantial investigations. They obsessively confined their legal imagination down to the least possible but still one and only hypothesis. Over the last ten years investigative, prosecuting and legal authorities and bodies had to ignore and cover up indicative traces and furthermore exclude, destroy and manipulate evidence as far as collective falsification of testimonies of (police) witnesses. All courts up to highest levels distorted themselves beyond justice over these last ten years as to officially rule on something that could never ever have happened. They just had to obstruct official confirmation about what really happened on January 7th in 2005 in police cell number 5 of Dessau.
it is proved - OURY JALLOH – it was murder! ! !
public meeting Video presentation and exchange of experiences of racist police brutality
January 5, 2015, Stübenplatz, Hamburg-Wilhelmsburg, 4 pm – 7 pm