Deportation has (still) been a booming threat to the\nrefugee women and this could be seen from the stories and discussions during\nour Women Breaking Borders Bus Tour 2018\u2019s workshop in the southern region\ncities of Germany.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
However much some of the women shared that they were\nalready aware of the ways of stopping their own deportation, in case they were\ncome for in their rooms, little did they know that due to the more tightened\nand reinforced asylum laws, ways of being taken by the police have drastically changed,\nfrom very unexpected time and places.<\/p>\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
We needed to explain to them what Anker centres meant,\nand Seehofer being the responsible person, hence, that this system had already\nbeen implemented in Bayern and his plans will be to imply this system all over\nthe country. They were appalled with these information since they had no clue,\nwhich also meant to us that they were lacking information and outside contacts.\n<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Because of the Dublin cases that the refugee women\nhave, most of their lawyers had been taking advantage of their cases i.e. there\nwas so much money and time wasted, whereas those lawyers weren\u2019t processing\ntheir cases until it was very late, late in time for them to be deported.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
During our workshop, it was also important to mention\nthat despite our culture, religion and countries of origin differences, we\nstill face these racist and discriminated asylum laws together. We also\nencouraged them to interact with outside contacts because those are places\nwhere they could get more information and receive solidarity support.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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