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international / migration / racisme Monday August 02, 2010 16:33 by Organisations européennes
Ces dernières années, la xénophobie, le racisme et la peur des impacts économiques des migrations ont dominé le débat politique dans bien des pays européens. L'immigration est un effet inévitable des politiques économiques et militaires conduites par les Etats européens. Les efforts concertés pour l'empêcher est le résultat du racisme et de la volonté de ne pas en affronter les conséquences dans son pays.En tant qu'internationalistes nous nous opposons à tout type de frontières ou de barrières entre les peuples et nous nous opposons au renforcement des frontières aux portes de l'UE. Nous combattrons tout type de racisme et de xénophobie comme facteur de division à l'intérieur de la classe laborieuse et comme un problème majeur en soi-même. Nous combattrons toute discriminations à l'encontre des migrant-e-s et des personnes de couleur.[English] [Norsk] [Italiano] [Čeština] [Ελληνικά] [Nederlands] [Dansk]
southern africa / migration / racism Friday September 26, 2008 18:14 by Steffi, Jonathan Payn and James Pendlebury
Only 14 years after the end of apartheid some say that this is a new apartheid. Only 14 years after the genocide in Rwanda some say that this is a genocide South African style. But this time it is not just about the still existing economic gap between South Africans of different skin colours, nor about a war between different ethnopolitical groups like in Rwanda.It is about nationality and the fight between those who have the minimum security of being born in South Africa, and the unlucky ones who have no such security – who have, in many cases, had to flee to South Africa from violence or starvation elsewhere. The events of May 2008 show a deep xenophobic sentiment in South Africa that is largely due to social and economic circumstances. It is a poisonous cocktail of nationalism mixed with lack of service delivery.[Italiano]
international / migration / racism Thursday March 03, 2005 23:35 by Workers Solidarity Federation
Racial oppression remains a defining feature of the modern capitalist world. It is manifest most spectacularly in violent attacks on immigrants and minorities by fascist gangs. More important to the fate of these communities has been the systematic and increasing discrimination by capitalist states, manifest in attacks on the rights of immigrants, cuts in welfare services, and racist police and court systems.
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