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04.05.2013
Berlino - Migrants-Outlaws everywhere. The alien as an enemy? Homeless, excluded
Si ringrazia della segnalazione Pierluigi Umbriano
Il Programma
09h00 -Entrance, Registration
Welcome and introduction to the conference
09h30 : Opening speech:
« Thomas Gebauer, Frankfurt, Medico International: Forced to flee – causes in the countries of origin, accountability of the EU
Session 1:
10h00 - 11h00: OBSTRUCTION OF ASYLUM SEEKING - Immigration as a Crime OR AS AN ACT OF charity
Speakers:
« Karl Kopp, Pro Asyl, Frankfurt, Germany: Lethal Barriers
« Marianna Tzeferakou, lawyer, Athens, Greece: At the southern wall of the fortress, economic crisis, refugees and racism
Discussion
Chair: Berenice Böhlo, lawyer, Berlin
11h00 - 11h30 Coffee break
Session 2:
11h30 - 12h30 THE “SURVEILLANCE AND PUNISHMENT”-POLICY - Survival as a crime
Speakers:
« Volker Gerloff, lawyer, Berlin: The residence requirement and other prohibitions, the impact of anti-terrorism legislation on refugees
« Kati Verstrepen, lawyer, Antwerp: Is it a crime to marry ?
« Pierluigi Umbriano, lawyer, Naples: Is it a crime to help people to survive (Cap Anamur and other cases)
Discussion
Chair: Joachim Kerth-Zelter, lawyer, Solingen
Session 3:
12h30 - 13h30 Discrimination against Migrants - THE “NO EQUAL RIGHTS FOR MIGRANTS”-POLICY
Speakers:
« Volker Gerloff, lawyer, Berlin: Discrimination against refugees in Germany
« Bea Schwager, Sans Papier Aid, Zurich: Precarious at the best – no access to social and legal protection for “Sans Papier” - Domestic Workers
« Lies Michielsen, lawyer, Antwerp: European and international law for migrants and refugees
« Bernhard Welke, lawyer, Genthin, Germany: Exploitation sweet-and-sour
Discussion
Chair: Ursula Mende, lawyer, Krefeld
13h30 - 14h30: Lunch break
Session 4:
14h30 - 15h30: Expulsion of Migrants: THE “GET RID OF THEM”-POLICY
Speakers:
« Claire Saas,associate professor of criminal law and procedure, gisti, Paris: The European return directive as implemented in France. The paradox between minimal protection and deportation mania
« Prof. Dr. jur. Christine M. Graebsch, Dipl.-Krim., Dortmund, Germany: "Multiple punishment" of non-Germans through expulsion
« Christophe Tafelmacher, lawyer, Lausanne, Switzerland: The Swiss expulsion-initiative – a danger for the rule of law
Discussion
Chair: Birgit Sieger, lawyer, Dusseldorf
15h30 - 16h00: Coffee break
Session 5:
16h00 - 17h30: JUSTICE, SOLIDARITY AND RESISTANCE – AKNOWLEDGE AND STRENGTHEN THE RIGHTS OF MIGRANTS
a. Adrian Berry,Barrister, Chair of the Immigration Law Practitioners’ Association (ILPA) (UK):Jurisdictions at the service of Refugees? Key cases from the ECtJ and the ECtHR
b. Sonja Marko, ver.di headquarter, department for migrants, Berlin: Trade Unions and works-councils - between representation of interests and solidarity;
Dr. Sylwia Timm, DGB, Berlin: The Fair Mobility Project
c. Marei Pelzer, lawyer, PRO ASYL, Frankfurt: Resistance and Solidarity in Civil Society - the example of PRO ASYL
Bruno Watara, Refugee Council Brandenburg: Refugees fight for their rights
N.N., Initiative for the “Protest against 20 years of Asylum Law Compromise" in Germany
Discussion
Chair: Sonja Marko, ver.di headquarter, department for migrants, Berlin
17h30: Final Conclusions, demands
18h00: Closing aperitif
Registration
Registration is necessary, so as to pay for the organisation of the conference and for the right to entrance.
The registration fee is € 30,-- (none for participants without a job) to be paid in cash at the entrance.
Please send your registration to registration@eldh.eu with the following details: First name and family name, profession, postal address, email-address.
09h00 -Entrance, Registration
Welcome and introduction to the conference
09h30 : Opening speech:
« Thomas Gebauer, Frankfurt, Medico International: Forced to flee – causes in the countries of origin, accountability of the EU
Session 1:
10h00 - 11h00: OBSTRUCTION OF ASYLUM SEEKING - Immigration as a Crime OR AS AN ACT OF charity
Speakers:
« Karl Kopp, Pro Asyl, Frankfurt, Germany: Lethal Barriers
« Marianna Tzeferakou, lawyer, Athens, Greece: At the southern wall of the fortress, economic crisis, refugees and racism
Discussion
Chair: Berenice Böhlo, lawyer, Berlin
11h00 - 11h30 Coffee break
Session 2:
11h30 - 12h30 THE “SURVEILLANCE AND PUNISHMENT”-POLICY - Survival as a crime
Speakers:
« Volker Gerloff, lawyer, Berlin: The residence requirement and other prohibitions, the impact of anti-terrorism legislation on refugees
« Kati Verstrepen, lawyer, Antwerp: Is it a crime to marry ?
« Pierluigi Umbriano, lawyer, Naples: Is it a crime to help people to survive (Cap Anamur and other cases)
Discussion
Chair: Joachim Kerth-Zelter, lawyer, Solingen
Session 3:
12h30 - 13h30 Discrimination against Migrants - THE “NO EQUAL RIGHTS FOR MIGRANTS”-POLICY
Speakers:
« Volker Gerloff, lawyer, Berlin: Discrimination against refugees in Germany
« Bea Schwager, Sans Papier Aid, Zurich: Precarious at the best – no access to social and legal protection for “Sans Papier” - Domestic Workers
« Lies Michielsen, lawyer, Antwerp: European and international law for migrants and refugees
« Bernhard Welke, lawyer, Genthin, Germany: Exploitation sweet-and-sour
Discussion
Chair: Ursula Mende, lawyer, Krefeld
13h30 - 14h30: Lunch break
Session 4:
14h30 - 15h30: Expulsion of Migrants: THE “GET RID OF THEM”-POLICY
Speakers:
« Claire Saas,associate professor of criminal law and procedure, gisti, Paris: The European return directive as implemented in France. The paradox between minimal protection and deportation mania
« Prof. Dr. jur. Christine M. Graebsch, Dipl.-Krim., Dortmund, Germany: "Multiple punishment" of non-Germans through expulsion
« Christophe Tafelmacher, lawyer, Lausanne, Switzerland: The Swiss expulsion-initiative – a danger for the rule of law
Discussion
Chair: Birgit Sieger, lawyer, Dusseldorf
15h30 - 16h00: Coffee break
Session 5:
16h00 - 17h30: JUSTICE, SOLIDARITY AND RESISTANCE – AKNOWLEDGE AND STRENGTHEN THE RIGHTS OF MIGRANTS
a. Adrian Berry,Barrister, Chair of the Immigration Law Practitioners’ Association (ILPA) (UK):Jurisdictions at the service of Refugees? Key cases from the ECtJ and the ECtHR
b. Sonja Marko, ver.di headquarter, department for migrants, Berlin: Trade Unions and works-councils - between representation of interests and solidarity;
Dr. Sylwia Timm, DGB, Berlin: The Fair Mobility Project
c. Marei Pelzer, lawyer, PRO ASYL, Frankfurt: Resistance and Solidarity in Civil Society - the example of PRO ASYL
Bruno Watara, Refugee Council Brandenburg: Refugees fight for their rights
N.N., Initiative for the “Protest against 20 years of Asylum Law Compromise" in Germany
Discussion
Chair: Sonja Marko, ver.di headquarter, department for migrants, Berlin
17h30: Final Conclusions, demands
18h00: Closing aperitif
Registration
Registration is necessary, so as to pay for the organisation of the conference and for the right to entrance.
The registration fee is € 30,-- (none for participants without a job) to be paid in cash at the entrance.
Please send your registration to registration@eldh.eu with the following details: First name and family name, profession, postal address, email-address.