Stop udvisningen af Wahid!
Tirsdag vil Danmark forsøge at tvangsdeportere Wahid og adskillige andre flygtninge til Afghanistan. Vi vil prøve at stoppe det!
Wahid* har i Afghanistan lavet politiske kunstværker og udtalt sig kritisk om Taleban. Som resultat er han kommet på deres dødsliste og blev angrebet. To nære familiemedlemmer blev dræbt og et tredje såret hvorefter Wahid flygtede til Danmark. Trods de personlige tragedier gjorde Wahid en ihærdig indsats for at blive integreret i Danmark. Han passede sit arbejde og var vellidt af sine kollegaer. Indtil han uden varsel blev anholdt og fortalt at de danske flygtningemyndighederne havde afvist hans ansøgning om politisk asyl, da de ikke fandt det bevist at han er "personligt forfulgt".
Wahid har god grund til at frygte for sit liv i Afghanistan. Han er fortsat på Talebans dødsliste, og det dødelige angreb på hans familie sår ingen tvivl om truslens alvor. Desuden rapporterer adskillige menneskeretsorganisationer at konflikten mellem regeringsstøtter og modstandere er eskalerende med omfattende civile tab til følge. 2016 er det år flest civile blev dræbt afghanistan siden man begyndte at tælle i 2009.
Trods dette fortsætter de danske myndigheder tvangsudsendelserne ofte under groteske forhold og åbenlyse studehandler med afghanske myndigheder.
Det vil vi ikke acceptere!
PRAKTISK INFO:
Vi opfordrer alle der kan til at protestere imod udvisningen og forsøge at gøre den så dyr, besværlig og politisk problematisk som mulig!
Vi er ved at lægge konkrete planer for protester og aktioner og vi kommer med nærmere detaljer om præcis tid og sted så snart vi har dem! Men sørg for at få fri fra arbejde og skole på tirsdag da vi nok skal i gang tidligt på dagen!
Hold dig opdateret her for flere informationer da situationen hele tiden kan ændre sig!
Ingen udvisninter uden modstand!
* Wahids navn og enkelte detaljer i hans personlige historie er ændret af sikkerhedsårsager.
ENGLISH
Stop the deportation of Wahid!
On Tuesday Denmark will try to deport Wahid and several other refugees to Afghanistan. We're gonna try to stop it!
Wahid* has been creating political art and has been an outspoken critic of the Taliban. As a result he has been put on their deathlist and attacked. Two close family members have been killed and a third injured. After that he fled to Denmark. Despite the personal tragedies Wahid has put a large effort into becoming integrated in the danish society. He was taking good care of his job and was well-liked by his danish collegues. That was until he, without any warning, was detained and told that his appeal for political asylum had been rejected, as the danish refugee authorities didn't find it evident that he was "peronally persecuted".
Wahid has very good reasons for fearing for his life in Afghanistan. Several human rights institutions are reporting that the conflict between supporters of the government and the opposition is escalating leading to a major loss of civilian lives. 2016 was the most deadly year for afghan civilians since the objective casualty counting began in 2009.
Despite this the danish authorities continue to forcibly deport afghans often under grotesque circumstances and through thug-like "negotiations" with the afghan authorities.
PRACTICAL INFO:
We're encouraging everyone who can, to protest against this deportation. Our aim is to make it as expensive, practically dificult and politically problematic as possible to carry out these deportations.
We'll bring more details on precise time and place of the protest when the time draws near. But make sure to keep Tuesday free from other activities as we may have to start early in the day! Check back often for latest updates as the situation may change on a short notice!
No deportations without resistance!
*Wahids name and other personal details have been changed due to security reasons!
Kilder/sources: Information: Historien om en tvangshjemsendelse, der gik helt og aldeles galt (danish) https://www.information.dk/indland/2016/10/historien-tvangshjemsendelse-gik-helt-aldeles-galt
Al Jazeera: Afghan civilian casualties at record high in 2016 (english) http://www.aljazeera.com/news/2017/02/afghan-civilian-casualties-2016-170206062807210.html
Amnesty Internationals annual report on afghanistan (english) https://www.amnesty.org/en/countries/asia-and-the-pacific/afghanistan/report-afghanistan/
