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Play Later Play Later Lists Like Liked'Let's United an fight this Corona Virus' - this is a message from an inhabitant in the Deporation Camp Sjælsmark in Denmark. We hear about the conditions in the camp - lack of access to hygiene articles and lack of possibility of taking safety measures. 'You rejected us. You have closed my border. You shattered away my life. You put me in jail.' - Isolation and the restrictions of mobility, which is something many experience these days, is an everyday reality for people in Sjælsmark. Right now, people in Sjælsmark, Kærshovedgård and Ellebæk are in a situation without the possibility to follow the general safety information given under COVID-19. The Bridge Radio is gathering statements and experiences from the asyluum and detention camps around Europe during the Corona virus outbreak.…
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedNow with the coronavirus many people across Europe and beyond are placed in isolation. However for many people this is an everyday reality. People in the asylum camp and migrant detentions centers, have been stuck for many years without neither the freedom to move nor to stay. The Bridge Radio are collect statements, experiences and demands from different people in the asylum camps across Europe which we will publish as a radio program. With this current caranteen, it is a further isolation and precarization. Due to duety of registration and other types measures in migrant detention facilities, people are stuck in places without adecuate safety precaustion, this includes living in spaces with more persons than what is currently being recommended by several European States as safety measure. It is a double isolation often without equal access to health care and rights. Our demands as the Bridge Radio Collective are: Decent and proper housing for all - not refugee and detention camps! Equal and free access to healthcare and hygiene! No forced relocation! /// Stay safe so we can stay dangerous together!…
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Saturday the 30th of November activists from the four Danish deportation camps came together with activists with Danish citizenship in Copenhagen to demand that the new government close all the deportation camps in Denmark and stop imprisonment of refugees. The Danish centers Avnstrup, Sjælsmark, Ellebæk, and Kærshovedgaard are all in fact pressuring people inhumanely in order to make them leave Denmark. In this program we invited activist Shakira from Sjælsmark, Narges and Daniel from Kærshovedgaard and activist from Copenhagen Jonas Eika in the studio after the protest to discuss the situation in the camps and develop ideas for how to better organize between the camps. You will also listen to some of the speeches during the protest. Listen and stay tuned…
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedThe Bridge Radio is now a part of the 2nd floor in Folkets Hus, Nørrebro together with 25 groups practicing activism and resistance against racial structures, patriarchy and capitalism. In this program we are sending live from the opening of the space that took place Friday the 15th of november 2019. Listen to some of the groups that are part of organizing together in the 2nd floor and listen to the visions of this new space. The Bridge Radio also activist from Folkets Hus - including one that took part in occupying the house almost 50 years ago - to get a sense of how the house has changed.…
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedReporters from The Bridge Radio went to Departure Center Avnstrup to talk we people staying there about the current conditions and the relation between the Deportation Camps in Denmark to better understand the functions of the Danish Deportation Regime. Center Avnstrup is placed in the building of a former hospital 20 km from Roskilde and has been running as an asylum center for many years but was in 2018 changed to a Departure Center for people who have had their asylum case rejected. This was part of the Financial Budget by the former Government and Dansk Folkeparti with the intention of creating efficiency and the possibility of sanctioning those who do not collaborate with the police according to their standards. Red Cross, who run the center, explains that people who collaborate with the police about their deportation will stay be in Avnstrup during this process while those who do not collaborate with the police about their deportation will be transferred to the deportation centers Sjælsmark, Kærshovedgaard or Ellebæk. At our visit we wanted to ask what this collaboration actually is and what the difference is between the centers. We talked with people about their personal situation and the unclear demands of 'collaboration with the police'. Listen and share.…
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Center Sandvad is an asylum camp north of Vejle in Jylland, where families with children seeking asylum live. The Bridge Radio visited friends in the Sandvad camp in July and did this short reportage. Hear Eden who lives in the camp show us around and explain about life in the camp, and hear interviews with other people living there.…
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