2010-12-17 Saksa, Baijeri: Turvapaikanhakijoita nälkälakossa

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Alunperin 200 turvapaikanhakijaa oli nälkälakossa, mutta parin viikon päästä lopettiva. Nyt vain enää muutamat jatkavat protestiaan.

Rahaa tulee vain 40 euroa viikossa, vessat ovat likaisia, ovat ruosteisia ja toimitettava ruoka on usein viimeisen myyntipäivän ylittänyttä ja kielimuurista johtuen ei aina ole tiedossa mitä ruokaa sitä tulee tilattua. Ei siis ihme, että ottaa päähän.

Baijerin sosiaaliministerillä on tylyä viestiä kerrottavaan: "He voivat halutessaan aina lähetä kotiinsa."

Totuus vain on toisenlainen, sillä eiväthän he voi kotiin palata kun paperit eivät ole kunnossa.

Lakia tulisi muuttaa:

Lakia liittyen sosiaaliturvapaikanhakijoihin ei ole päivitetty sitten vuoden 1993 ja etuisuuksiakaan ei ole korotettu 19 vuoteen.

(PS. ankea verho havaittu.)

http://www.dw-world.de/dw/article/0,,6330316,00.html

Asylum seekers in Bavaria go on hunger strike to highlight their plight

Most asylum seekers in Germany live below the poverty line, with around half of them housed in overcrowded hostels. In Bavaria, asylum seekers are on hunger strike to highlight the conditions they have to live in.

Twice a week asylum seekers in a hostel in the southern German city of Augsburg get groceries delivered to their door, based on a list they have to hand in beforehand. But most of the residents don't speak enough German, so they don't really know what they are ordering. And often the food is past the sell-by-date.

"It's now December and this expired in November," 31-year-old Justus says and places a tub of yogurt on the table.

The Nigerian's room is on the ground floor, the beds are very close together, saucepans are strewn across the floor, food is scattered on the window sill and on the table, because there are no cabinets to put them in.

A toilet in asylum seekers' hostelBildunterschrift: Großansicht des Bildes mit der Bildunterschrift:  The facilities are often substandard in refugee hostels

He shares the room with four fellow Nigerians. The lack of privacy is a huge problem.

"The door is always open, a key would cost 10 euros ($13) and we don't have that money," Justus said.
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Bavarian Social Welfare Minister Christine Harderthauer has no sympathy with people like Samuel and Justus

"No one is forcing them to stay," she told Deutsche Welle, explaining that most of the more than 8,000 hostel residents in the state of Bavaria are asylum seekers fighting extradition.

"They can go back to their home country anytime they like," she said.
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