[Bitterfeld]Hungerstreikende:Non-Citizens Erk

Wir sind in dieser Situation nur noch am Leben, weil wir wissen, warum wir hier sind.
In fast mehr als 120 Staaten werden für Freiheit kämpfende Menschen verfolgt. Sie verlieren ihr Leben durch Hinrichtungen, Folter oder unmenschliche Haftbedingungen.
In afrikanische Länder lassen Polizisten auf legalem Wege politische AktivistInnen verschleppen bzw. verschwinden.Wir sind hier wegen hunderter Jahre Kolonialisierung, Ausbeutung und fatalen Wirtschaftsboykotts, die die politische und ökonomische Infrastruktur peripherer Länder zerstört haben.
wie in der Naher Osten die Protestierenden blutig niedergeschlagen werden.
Wir sind hier, weil Ihre Regierungen politische und wirtschaftliche Freundschaften mit Diktaturen schließen und somit außerhalb der Grenzen der ‚ersten Welt’ die Möglichkeit zum Formieren von zivilem Widerstand in diesen geographischen Bereichen zerstören. Im Iran herrscht seit 34 Jahren Verhaftung, Folter, Hinrichtungen, Mord, Vergewaltigung und Terror gegenüber Andersdenkende

Heute in den Straßen von Bitterfeld, im Herzen des sogenannten demokratischen Europas, sind wir in den Hungerstreik getreten, um unsere Aslyanerkennung zu bekommen,

Die Repressionsapparate dort fallen nicht einfach von Himmel. Sie bekommen Halt und Stabilität durch ihre Verbündeten. So kommen die besten Waffentechnologien zur Unterdrückung der Freiheitsbewegung aus Europa, besonders von Deutschen Waffenkonzernen.
Jetzt sind Sie verantwortlich für unser Leben, und wir wollen für alle klarstellen, was im 21. Jahrhundert wichtiger ist: Das Leben von Menschen oder ein paar Stücke Papier?

Die hungerstreikenden Asylsuchenden in Bitterfeld

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We are those asylum-seekers , within the societies of European countries,who position ourselves as non-citizens. Non-citizens live in inequality to citizens and live somewhere outside of Europe's citizen-based societies. Citizens, on the other hand, are those people, who because of their citizen-position and nothing else, enjoy all the basic rights, such as the right to work, the right of education, of freedom of movement, and the right to choose one's place of residence freely. We non-citizens, are deprived of these fundamental rights. 'Human right' slogans by the so-called 'democratic' governments of Europe don't hold true for us. They are non-existent for us because we are not citizens who fit into the ridiculous 'human rights' discourse, in difference to our fellow people who 'belong'. In order to transform our survival into actual living, in order to become 'human' and have the same rights as other humans, we must move away from the position of non-citizens and become citizens.
We are only alive in this situation because we are well aware of why we are here.
We are here because in more than 120 countries, people fighting for freedom are being persecuted, or loose their lifes through execution, torture or inhuman prison conditions. In many African countries, police officers are able to legally let political activists disappear. We are here because of wars, fought with weapons and very sophisticated technologies manufactured in your countrie(s), that have destroyed our safety in areas where we were born.
We are here because of hundreds of years of colonization, exploitation and fatal economic boycotts, that have destroyed political and economical infrastructure of peripheral countries.
We are here because your political and economic friendships are supporting dictatorships, far away from “first world” borders, making it impossible to find ways of forming civil resistance in those geographical areas.
Because of all of this, we don’t see how the German government is in a position to demand and question our reasons for being here or judge on the basis of its own juridical system.
We know living in welfare and safety is a right for everybody. In order to achieve the enjoyment of our basic human rights (right of staying, right of education, right of working, freedom of movement, right to choose living place and etc.), only one way exists for us and that is the acceptance of our asylum applications.
Today in the streets of Bitterfeld, in the so-called democratic Europe with its human rights slogans scratched to everybody’s psyche, we are starting a hunger strike aiming at receiving our acceptation of asylum .
Now it is you who is responsible for our life and we want to ask everybody out there, whether in the 21st century, the life of a human being is more important than some pieces of paper?

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