No more camps! Kundgebung vor dem Bundesverwaltungsgericht

No more camps, we want homes!
Housing instead of camps: NoLagerNowhere!

Those raids in Ellwangen a few years ago, there was something…? You remember Seehofer’s agitation against refugees afterwards, but what happened to the residents of the initial reception center? How do people live in camps in the first place? Many people know the pictures from Moria, but also in Germany refugees have to live in inhumane accommodations, are exposed to the danger of attacks by private security companies and have to endure a repressive system of rules. With no or hardly any money, work obligations and no privacy.

Some of those affected by the Ellwangen raids have taken an arduous, frustrating legal route against the raids. Their lawsuit was consolidated with another before the Federal Administrative Court. Plaintiffs from the Freiburg initial reception facility have filed suit against the facility’s repressive house rules. Both proceedings are now about the protection of fundamental rights under Article 13 of the Basic Law, the inviolability of the home, in refugee accommodations. If the Federal Administrative Court grants the plaintiffs the fundamental right, all the admission laws of the federal states will have to be amended. The trial will also decide on the legality of deportations in accommodations. So there is a lot at stake!

30 years ago, the right of asylum was de facto abolished by the „asylum compromise“ in Germany. Today we are organizing against this continuity of exclusion policies. Support the plaintiffs in their legal fight and demand together with us the abolition of the camps. Come on the 15.06 at 12.00 o’clock in front of the Federal Administrative Court and bring your friends!
How refugees have to live after their arrival in Germany concerns us all!
We’ll come united!