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4.-8. Juli 2001
Grenzcamp in Petisovci, Slowenien
Während die EU auf die
wirtschaftspolitische Elite Sloweniens
Druck ausübt Migration
zu unterbinden, versucht der slowenische
Staat die Migrationsproblematik
ausschliesslich mit repressiven
und gewaltsamen Mitteln
zu lösen. Das Schicksal der
MigrantInnen liegt somit
allein in den Händen der Polizei. Diese
praktiziert jedoch eine
"Zero Tolerance"-Politik und versucht damit
zu verhindern, dass MigrantInnen
auf slowenisches Territorium
gelangen. Zu diesem Zweck
hat Slowenien eine grosse
Einsatzgruppe gebildet und
an der südlichen und süd-östlichen
Grenze zu Kroatien und Ungarn
stationiert. Angesichts ständiger
Schikanierungen von MigrantInnen
und der lokalen Bevökerung
begannen sich letztere zu
organisieren um Flüchtlingen über die
Grenze zu helfen. Die Schubgefängnisse,
in die festgenomme
MigrantInnen gebracht werden
sind überfüllt und die Zustäde
lebensunwürdig. Zusammen
mit einer medialen Hetzkampagne,
die MigrantInnen als Kriminelle
und Krankheitsüberträger
denunziert, führte
diese Praxis zu einer Zunahme der Konflikte
zwischen der lokalen Bevölkerung
und den MigrantInnen was
wiederum zu einer Welle
von Ausländerfeindlichkeit in Slowenien
führte.
(no bordertour)
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Greetings from Slovenia
We are a collective Globala
which is dealing with the problems
of globalization. At this
point we are very involved in the immi-
gration problematic in Slovenia.
Together with other autonomous
groups and individuals under
the coordination of the
Office for Interventions, we already
prepared a manifestation
against xenophobia, for open borders
in Ljubljana.
Together with Italian activists
from Ya Basta, Centri sociali
nord-est, Permanent forum
for the rights of immigrants... we
established a network in
the territory of Alpe-Adria.
Our aim is a free circulation
of radical social movements in the
area of north-east Italy,
Slovenia, Southern Austria and Croatia.
In the context of manifestations
against the G8 summit in Trieste,
we participated in the manifestation
against the border which d
evides Italian and Slovene
Gorica.
We are also establishing
an "Office for the rights of immigrant",
which aim is going to be
to make immigrants, detained in the
concentration centres, for
the subject of public life in Slovenia
(instead of being object).
At the beggining of the
july we are going to organize the
summer camp on the border
between Slovenia, Croatia
and Hungary (near the
town of Lendava). It's prime goal will
be to gather activists from
Europe and broader to exchange
experiances and to learn
from eachother. The summer camp is
going to be finished by
the manifestation against the repression
on the Slovene borders.
It would be great If you could includ our
initiatives in your schedule
and plans.
(no-racism.net)
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Summer camp
in Petisovci in Slovenia
Collective Globala, association
Political laboratory and
co-ordination of different
autonomous political groups OFI
(Office for Interventions)
are organising an "Open borders summer
camp" in Slovenia.
The problem of immigrations
in Slovenia is very accentuated.
The Balkan path has been
released after the end of Yugoslav
wars, the State is dealing
with the problem in exclusively
repressive and violent manner,
the European Union is pressing
economo-political elite
to stop any migration what so ever.
The fortune of immigrants
is completely in the hands of the police.
The state politics is to
prevent any immigrant to enter the territory
of Slovenia (zero tolerance
at the border). So the state has
accumulate huge police force
at the southern and eastern border
(with Croatia and Hungary).
By doing this they established a
poolice regime in the border
area. The police does not allow
any contacts with the immigrants
there for harassing the local
inhabitants if they do so.
In spite of such police measures local
inhabitants are self-organising
and they help those who illegally
cross the border. Those
immigrants that are caught are
imprisoned in the special
detention centres, which are
overcrowded and inappropriate
for living. Because of that and
because of police manoeuvres
with them the conflicts between
local inhabitants and immigrants
are unavoidable. Through this
and by the media interpretations
of immigrants as criminals and
disease carriers there is
a huge wave of xenophobia in Slovenia.
We prepared a manifestation
against xenophobia and for open
borders in Ljubljana which
changed the attitude of media, but the
state politics stayed the
same.
The starting point of our
activities is that we live in the global,
world society and by this
fact we demand the indiscriminate right
for global movement and
the acknowledgement of universal social
and political rights, that
is universal citizenship. In this context we
established together with
association Ya basta! from Northeast
Italy a network trans-alpina,
which aim is the area of Alpe Adria
(Northeast Italy, Slovenia,
Southern Austria and Croatia) without
borders. Our concrete goal
is the free circulation of radical social
movements. The manifestation
in Ljubljana was the first common
action. Latter we participated
in the manifestation against G8 in
Trieste and we organised
common manifestation on the border
between Gorizia and Nova
Gorica (divided city in divided world).
We are organising the No
border summer camp through which we
would like to share experiences
and knowledge with activists that
are acting against borders
and against discrimination of
immigrants in the context
of the globalisation of resistance. We
would also like to co-ordinate
future activities in the framework of
Transalpine network and
broader. The activities in the camp are
going to culminate in the
manifestation at the border.
The summer camp is going
to take place between 4th and 8th of
July in the village Petisovci
near Lendava. The location is filled
with symbolic. It is 1 kilometre
from the Croatian border,
2 kilometres from Hungarian
border, next to a dying refinery, in
the place that was once
a spa.
Technical point: We are trying
to collect founds, so the costs for
individual participants
are going to be as minimal as possible.
For further informations
and to register please contact:
revolucija@mail.ljudmila.org
globala@yahoogroups.com
www.ljudmila.org/globala
(noborder.eu.org)
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Short program
04.07.2001
Opening Day
12h-15h
Opening discussion
Presentation of present
situation in Slovenia, presentation of situation in the
countries of participants.
Introduction of activists from different groups and
countries and their work
in theory and practise.
15h-18h
Lunch and siesta
18h-20h
Videoprojections, discussions.
05.07.2001
12h-15h
Lectures and workshops
Topics: migrations, problem
of borders, evolution of citizenship, future of
nation-state, universal
citizienship,etc.
15h-18h
Lunch and siesta
18h-20h
Discussion about Genova
mobilisation
Videoprojections, discussions.
06.07.2001
12h- late evening
Excursion to border areas
in order to make contacts to local population
and to excahange informations
and experiences
07.07.2001
12h-15h
Workshop about art and theory
of revolt (against frontiers) , repressive regime.
Discussion on the different
possibilities of civil disobedience.
15h-18h
Lunch and siesta
18h-20h
Evaluation of programme
and future activities of the Transalpina network,
its potentials and possibilities
of cooperation.
08.7. 2001
Final day
Manifestation on the border
Every morning self-initiatived
recreation, meditation,
old greek style philosophical
activities.
Every evening art of resistance
festival, concerts, music, fun and pleasure.
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