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Haitian Immigrant Street Peddlers Try to Get a Leg Up »
Gaston Dorelus has little education, no vocational training, no extrinsic qualifications to make his way through life any easier.
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Gaston Dorelus has little education, no vocational training, no extrinsic qualifications to make his way through life any easier.
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Liliana Matthäus wohnt bei ihrem GeliebtenNachrichten.chDenn obwohl Liliana laut Informationen von «bild.de» momentan bei Matteo Baldo in Monte Carlo Asyl gefunden hat, redet niemand von einer Beziehung. ...und weitere »
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SVP schürt Ausländerfeindlichkeitnews aktuell Schweiz (Pressemitteilung)Luzern (ots) - Mit einer so genannten Volksbefragung zur Asyl- und Ausländerpolitik rückt die SVP erneut das Thema Ausländerpolitik auf tendenziöse Weise ...
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Guantánamo-Häftling gegen seinen Willen freigelassenZürcher UnterländerDie Schweiz hat drei ehemaligen Häftlingen Asyl gewährt. Mittlerweile sitzen nach Angaben des Pentagon noch 176 Gefangene in Guantánamo ein.und weitere »
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On Tuesday, July 22, around 2 a.m., ”indignant citizens”, nationalist thugs that is , assaulted Afghan workers at the district Sotiras or Kouskouni near Areopolis in Lakonia Prefecture, Peloponnese. According to the police report around ten people wearing hoodies broke and entered in the Afghans’ house and beat them with clubs. Then they fired a gun on the air and left with their cars. Four Afghans were taken to the Health Center of Areopolis and Sparta Hospital, and were allowed to return home in the afternoon of the same day. The police mentions some small dispute the Afghans had with Greek locals in the previous days.
This is the second major racist incident in Sparta in the last months. On February 5 2010, a group of 13 adolescents 14-17 years old set the house of Banghladeshi workers on fire. The workers who were sleeping inside took notice of the fire in the last instance and managed to escape. The young arsonists posted on the web the video they had shot with their cell phones some hours later.
adaptation of this enet article.
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In gateway-to-Italy Ionian Sea town of Igoumenitsa (see here for previous reports) the situation gets harsher. Immigrants are seen searching for food and clothing in rubish cans. The nearby area of Ladochori has been turned informally into a containment area by the police, which guards there immigrants not allowing them even to walk through to the town of Igoumenitsa. Locals now demand that immigrants leave their village because they “steal and cause trouble”. At the same time the local branch of the DIA supermarket brand denies entry to immigrant customers for security reasons. The politics of seggregation have given rise to a culture of xenophobia.
There are also reports of an immigrant head injured by a track driver at the port area.
What’s more, the police thugs of DI.AS. force, infamous for their tactic to raid demonstration lines on their motorbikes and injure people, have arrived in Igoumenitsa town. They can now be seen on their bikes hunting immigrants.
On Tuesday, July 27, people in Igoumenitsa will gather to offer immigrants clothing and other needed stuff in solidarity.
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A protest to close down Busmantsi, a detention centre for undocumented migrants in Sofia, highlighted the obstacles faced by refugees and asylum- seekers in Bulgaria.
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EUROSTAT released updated data on 15 July for the First Quarter of 2010. The report is entitled: Asylum applicants and first instance decisions on asylum applications in Q1 2010 (Doc. 32/2010).
Notable statistics include reductions of over 50% in the number of asylum applicants in three countries, Malta, Italy, and Greece, relative to the First Quarter of 2009. Malta had the largest reduction of approximately 95%.
The reductions in Malta and Italy are almost certainly due to Italy’s push-back practice. Though the first migrant arrivals in Malta in 2010 occurred this past weekend, 17 July, when 55 migrants on a sinking vessel were intercepted by Maltese and Libyan patrol boats. The Times of Malta reported that the migrants were “shared out” between the Maltese and Libyan patrol boats. 28 migrants were brought to Malta and 27 were apparently taken to Libya.
Click here for the full EUROSTAT document.
Click here for Times of Malta article.
http://migrantsatsea.wordpress.com/2010/07/19/eurostat-q1-2010-asylum-statistics-for-eu27-countries/
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