France, Alternative Libertaire AL - antiracism, France, land
of asylum? (fr, it, pt) [machine translation] (a-infos-en@ainfos.ca)
We must ruthlessly expose the hypocrisy of those "responsible" policies, at all levels,
treat migrants and migrants as harmful or bulky items that should "get rid". --- Tuesday,
June 2, about 400 migrants come-es Sudan, Eritrea or Ethiopia who survived under the
SkyTrain at the La Chapelle station were expelled es by the forces of repression. ----
While for months nothing was done to ensure decent living conditions for these migrants
fleeing war and misery, the government and the town hall, suddenly alarmed at the serious
health situation, found nothing better but to evacuate everyone forcibly. ---- The
rhetoric about the humanitarian justification for this expulsion and resettlement promises
were quickly shattered on the bitter reality: the migrants do not have everyone was
relogé.es and those who were n 'benefited only a very temporary accommodation, sometimes
deep in the Île-de-France.
In Calais and Paris, the orders given to the police by politicians are the same: disperse
migrants to erase the public space and prevent them from organizing.
Since then, migrant.es, supported by militant.es es or solidarity habitant.es were
successively expelled es of all places where they tried to rest.
Monday, June 8, the forces of repression were again dropped es against the migrant.es and
have unleashed es, sending a dozen people to the hospital directly and rounding up dozens
of people. A rally outside the police station of the 18th district allowed the release of
forty of these migrants detained es, the others having been transferred es in a sinister
detention centers in the Paris region.
Faced with this police violence orchestrated by politicians seeking to discourage any
desire to collective organization, a rally was held Tuesday, June 9 to 18h Pajol around
the street, always in the 18th district.
This rally was soon turned into event and several hundred people, many of its
inhabitants-es of the neighborhood, and have marched in solidarity. Under the current
circumstances, it is more necessary than ever to organize concrete solidarity by bringing
blankets or food, but also to inform on around the situation in which the government
places the migrants who come to France to escape their country.
We must ruthlessly expose the hypocrisy of those "responsible" policies, at all levels,
treat migrants and migrants as harmful or bulky items that should "get rid".
Freedom of movement and settlement for all and all migrants!
Alternative Libertaire, 10 June 2015
