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Thursday, July 16, 2009
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The campaign to rid the Eritreans
Stop the deportation of Eritreans.
rejections stop the violence and consequences of the Italy-Libya
Thousands across Italy are mobilizing to stop this terrible shame.
If your city is not yet released a date, why do not you do ? Write to us publicize unaluceperladignita@gmail.com and now your own. Even a single candle is useful.
As organized initiatives send photos , is also available from more unaluceperladignita@gmail.com
The proposed agreement Maroni and the Eritrean refugees from Libya is unacceptable
The Eritrean refugees are entitled to reach a country where it is recognized their right to asylum (asylum in Libya as we know does not exist). This country must be Italy, where he would be there if not turned back or detained by the Libyan police violently.
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TOGETHER WE CONTINUE to mobilize all
We found some problems nell'inivare the message to President Napolitano reported via the link, the problem is probably caused by the large number of attempts made at the same time. If you encounter further difficulties send your letters at comeunuomosullaterra@zalab.org , we will post them on blogs and send them to the President.
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Last night the 205 young Eritreans detained for 16 days in jail Braq in southern Libya, were released. In the same hours have been released all Eritreans closed in various detention centers around Libya, about 400 people in total estimates of the authorities in Tripoli confirmed by the Eritrean community. The issue colelttivo - announced in recent days by the authorities of the Jamahiriya and the Director of the Office of Tripoli International Organisation for Migration (IOM) Laurence Hart - is also the result of pressure from international organizations such as Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International, some national press and implementation of the campaign by various civil society groups. Just before being freed, inmates of Braq were heard by members of the committee of investigation demanded by the Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi. They have reiterated that they do not want to stay in the Arab country and who are not asylum seekers but illegal immigrants, and as such they want to get refugee status in a third country which has signed the Geneva Convention. Italy - which has rejected 103 of the 205 inmates in the sea of \u200b\u200bBraq, plus hundreds of other potential asylum seekers - has expressed its readiness to accept resettlement of some of them. We will see in the coming weeks if this willingness will be followed by concrete facts, views also the direct responsibility of the Italian government in stalemate in which there are now hundreds of Eritreans in Libya.
Monday, July 13, 2009
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video - the video
Stefano Liberti, Manifesto journalist and contributor to "Like a man on earth," he says and says the video shot in July 2009 by a young Eritrean rejections of a document carried by the Italian government against hundreds of asylum seekers. 11 of Eritreans rejected on that occasion are now among the exiles of Braq, where more than 100 Eritrean refugees held in inhuman conditions and without any possibility of applying for asylum.
Stefano Liberti, Manifesto journalist and contributor to "Like a man on earth," he says and says the video shot in July 2009 by a young Eritrean rejections of a document carried by the Italian government against hundreds of asylum seekers. 11 of Eritreans rejected on that occasion are now among the exiles of Braq, where more than 100 Eritrean refugees held in inhuman conditions and without any possibility of applying for asylum.
The smiles of the boys and girls on this boat, now believed to be "saved" by Italian navy, are the most obvious explanation of inhumanity that has come our country, willing, even xenophobic to reap easy consensus, not only to deny the fundamental rights recognized by international conventions but also to mock the hope of men and women fleeing violence, discrimination and poverty.
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Stefano Liberti, Manifesto journalist and contributor to "Like a man on earth," and tells comments on the video shot in July 2009 by a boy Eritrean documenting one of the rejections implemented by the Italian government against hundreds of asylum seekers. 11 of Eritreans rejected on that occasion are now among the exiles of Braq, where more than 100 Eritrean refugees held in inhuman conditions and without any possibility of applying for asylum.
The smiles of the boys and girls on this boat, now believed to be "saved" by the Italian navy, are the most obvious explanation of inhumanity that has come our country, willing, although easy to reap acclaim xenophobic not only to deny the fundamental rights recognized by international conventions but also to mock the hope of men and women fleeing from violence, discrimination and poverty.
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Some interesting facts about Lupin III
Visto che sono già state date information on our sufficiency gentil'uomo thief, we will just give some curiosity.
absolute Record in prime
E 'was the first Japanese cartoon to be broadcast on a national network (Italia 1) in the early evening, with the feature film "Lupin, the danger is my job," then, again at 20.30 , was also sent "Lupin and the prophecies of Nostradamus."
record for each year:
E 'series as replicated on the national broadcasters. The Mediaset retransmits all the episodes at least once a year. Clear sign of success that Lupin has encountered over the years to meet the different generations.
Small quotes: In the cardboard
appear various quotes of Western comics: the most blatant example is the rubber masks to Diabolik, even, according to Alfredo Castelli, the author of "Martin Mystery", the subject of an entire episode coincides with one of his old comic book series, "The Aristocrats." Despite these small quotations is no doubt that the explosive mix created with Lupin III has become a Cult unique!
Lupin and history:
INCAS: THE MYSTERIOUS MASK, ep.86 - second TV series - A treasure once belonged to the Incas is the focus of the episode.
MUSSOLINI: "TO THE NORTH POLE ADVENTURE" ep.88 - Second TV series - Zenigata accidentally found the boots once belonged to the Duce.
Nazism: "THE DEVIL DOLL, ep.87 - second television series - In this episode we see the revenge of a wealthy German jew whose parents were brutally murdered by the Nazis in the days of Hitler.
TITANIC: "THE MYSTERY OF THE DRAGON" TV Special # 6 - A valuable sculpture in the shape of dragon is trapped to four feet deep inside the Titanic, a transatlantic really existed.
80 Years ...
The success of television and movie Lupin in the eighties must have been truly remarkable, especially after Cagliostro. This is indirectly confirmed by the realization, in an attempt to exploit the fame of souls dedicated to Lupin I (for example, in 1979 and 1981 on Fuji TV airing two special: "The mysterious thief Lupin, the mystery dell'813" and "Lupin against Holmes").
Lupin VIII
In the early eighties, the TMS had prepared well, apparently in cooperation with some French broadcasters (at the time the souls were strong in France), another film Lupin (would have been the third), from LUPIN Title VIII, which he saw as protagonists in a future space the descendants of our heroes, and that should have been by the great Shingo Araki. Apparently, however, the French did at one point failing in its funding (apparently in relation ai diritti di sfruttamento del personaggio di Arsene Lupin - inventato dallo scittore Maurice Le Blanc -). Restano unicamente poche sequenze, a quanto pare, in cui una con Goemon nello spazio che taglia a fettine un'astronave con la sua spada invincibile.
Lupin in The World:
Lupin III è il nipote del Lupin creato dallo scrittore francese LeBlanc; poiché Monkey Punch non ha mai pagato i diritti d'autore agli eredi dello scrittore francese, per questioni legate al copyright Lupin e la sua banda assumono nomi diversi a seconda dei paesi in cui vengono distribuiti.
Ecco alcuni esempi:
Giappone - Rupan Sansei - Jigen - Fujiko - Goemon - Zenigata
Italia - Lupin III - Jigen - Goemon - Fujiko-Zenigata
Latin America - Aramis brothel - Ramon - Vanessa - Julian - Zuñiga
Spain - Lupin - Oscar-Patricia-Francis - Basil 
Visto che sono già state date information on our sufficiency gentil'uomo thief, we will just give some curiosity.
absolute Record in prime
E 'was the first Japanese cartoon to be broadcast on a national network (Italia 1) in the early evening, with the feature film "Lupin, the danger is my job," then, again at 20.30 , was also sent "Lupin and the prophecies of Nostradamus."
record for each year:
E 'series as replicated on the national broadcasters. The Mediaset retransmits all the episodes at least once a year. Clear sign of success that Lupin has encountered over the years to meet the different generations.
Small quotes: In the cardboard
appear various quotes of Western comics: the most blatant example is the rubber masks to Diabolik, even, according to Alfredo Castelli, the author of "Martin Mystery", the subject of an entire episode coincides with one of his old comic book series, "The Aristocrats." Despite these small quotations is no doubt that the explosive mix created with Lupin III has become a Cult unique!
Lupin and history:
INCAS: THE MYSTERIOUS MASK, ep.86 - second TV series - A treasure once belonged to the Incas is the focus of the episode.
MUSSOLINI: "TO THE NORTH POLE ADVENTURE" ep.88 - Second TV series - Zenigata accidentally found the boots once belonged to the Duce.
Nazism: "THE DEVIL DOLL, ep.87 - second television series - In this episode we see the revenge of a wealthy German jew whose parents were brutally murdered by the Nazis in the days of Hitler.
TITANIC: "THE MYSTERY OF THE DRAGON" TV Special # 6 - A valuable sculpture in the shape of dragon is trapped to four feet deep inside the Titanic, a transatlantic really existed.
80 Years ...
The success of television and movie Lupin in the eighties must have been truly remarkable, especially after Cagliostro. This is indirectly confirmed by the realization, in an attempt to exploit the fame of souls dedicated to Lupin I (for example, in 1979 and 1981 on Fuji TV airing two special: "The mysterious thief Lupin, the mystery dell'813" and "Lupin against Holmes").
Lupin VIII
In the early eighties, the TMS had prepared well, apparently in cooperation with some French broadcasters (at the time the souls were strong in France), another film Lupin (would have been the third), from LUPIN Title VIII, which he saw as protagonists in a future space the descendants of our heroes, and that should have been by the great Shingo Araki. Apparently, however, the French did at one point failing in its funding (apparently in relation ai diritti di sfruttamento del personaggio di Arsene Lupin - inventato dallo scittore Maurice Le Blanc -). Restano unicamente poche sequenze, a quanto pare, in cui una con Goemon nello spazio che taglia a fettine un'astronave con la sua spada invincibile.
Lupin in The World:
Lupin III è il nipote del Lupin creato dallo scrittore francese LeBlanc; poiché Monkey Punch non ha mai pagato i diritti d'autore agli eredi dello scrittore francese, per questioni legate al copyright Lupin e la sua banda assumono nomi diversi a seconda dei paesi in cui vengono distribuiti.
Ecco alcuni esempi:
Giappone - Rupan Sansei - Jigen - Fujiko - Goemon - Zenigata
Italia - Lupin III - Jigen - Goemon - Fujiko-Zenigata
Latin America - Aramis brothel - Ramon - Vanessa - Julian - Zuñiga
Spain - Lupin - Oscar-Patricia-Francis - Basil
Thursday, July 9, 2009
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SIT-IN LIBYAN EMBASSY IN ROME
200 people demonstrated Thursday, July 8 in front of the Libyan embassy in Rome to demand the release of Eritrean refugees and the recognition of their right to asylum, the end of the policy review of rejections and noticed Italy-Libya . 
200 people demonstrated Thursday, July 8 in front of the Libyan embassy in Rome to demand the release of Eritrean refugees and the recognition of their right to asylum, the end of the policy review of rejections and noticed Italy-Libya . During the event, various interventions have clear that there is no agreement with the Eritrean refugees, who not only signed but did not even intend to do so. You can not barter the right of asylum with a "community service" that you do not have any certainty and that is very similar to a forced labor for the Libyan State, the same state that deportations, torture and holds thousands of African refugees by over 4 years.
E 'was also read the statement with which the Libyan Embassy claims to have always "treated as guests" immigrants in "reception centers" totally false and unacceptable statements in front of hundreds of testimonies of violence and violations suffered by Men, women and children in prisons and container, also funded by the government for another Italian, in which the Libyan police, and has deported migrants.
hundreds of candles were lit and some refugees from Eritrea, Ethiopia and Somalia have symbolically locked in a cell of bamboo in front of the embassy shouting in Arabic "Free the refugees" is the union of peoples, no union dictators. "
Throughout Italy continua intanto la mobilitazione: a Parma, Padova, Milano, Brescia, Palermo, Cagliari, Bologna, Venezia e Caltagirone sono previsti sit-in di protesta davanti alla Prefettura.
vedi anche le foto pubblicate da Amnesty International
quelle di Stefano Montesi e quelle di Asinitas Onlus
Tuesday, July 7, 2009
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July 9 - INITIATIVES IN ALL ITALY
Tutte le iniziative nazionali
(in continuo aggiornamento)
Roma
Giovedì 8 luglio 2010 h 18 - Ambasciata libica (via Nomentana 365, all’altezza di Via Asmara)
Napoli
Giovedì 8 luglio 2010 h 19 - Prefettura di Napoli (Piazza Bellini)
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Padova
Venerdì 9 luglio 2010 h 18 - Prefecture of Padua (Piazza Antenor)
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Bologna
Friday, July 9, 2010 h 17 - Prefecture of Bologna (Roosevelt Square)
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Venice
Friday, July 9, 2010 h 12 - Campo San Bortolo (Rialto). A delegation will reach the Prefecture
Palermo
Friday, July 9, 2010 17:30 h - Prefecture of Palermo (Via Cavour 6)
Milan
Friday, July 9, 2010 18:00 h - Corso Monforte corner Via Donizetti
Brescia
Friday, July 9, 2010 in front of the Prefecture (Courtyard of Palazzo Broletto) at 18.30.
The initiative is sponsored by Nonviolent Movement of Brescia, Emergency - Brescia group, Amnesty International, Guido Picci Foundation for Human Rights NGO, the Labour Centre of Brescia, ADL Zavidovici.
Parma
Friday, July 9, 2010 18:00 h - Prefecture of Parma (Republic Street)
Caltagirone (CT)
Venerdì 9 luglio - Associazione Astra a Villa Patti di Caltagirone
Cagliari
Lunedì 12 luglio - ore 19.00 - http:// www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=122232821154966
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LETTER Frattini MARONI
Lettera dei Ministri Frattini e Maroni: “La ricerca di una soluzione umanitaria” (Il Foglio)
Roma 07 Luglio 2010
Il Foglio
Franco Frattini Roberto Maroni
Al direttore - Rispondiamo all’ “appello realista” che il suo giornale ci indirizza, innanzitutto ringraziandola per l'approccio articolato e comprensivo che anima la vostra analisi di una realtà che è appunto complessa e, come tale, merita una risposta politica altrettanto articolata e complessa.
Affrontiamo certo una materia in cui l'assolutezza e l'irrinunciabilità dei diritti vanno prese sul serio e anche noi capiamo come gli uomini di buona volontà e le Organizzazioni umanitarie lancino da giorni un pressante allarme. Ma non siamo certi che anche le più giuste declamazioni possano aiutarci a risolvere un problema che, proprio a partire dagli argomenti corretti che fondano l’analisi del suo giornale, ha bisogno di un approccio diverso per essere risolto. Tra l'altro non crediamo che incoraggino la comprensione della realtà della vicenda cronache e interviste giornalistiche con appelli via telefono satellitare inspiegabilmente utilizzate da parte di persone che denunciano di essere detenute e a rischio di tortura.
Richiamiamo, ma solo per completezza di argomenti, la necessità di un atteggiamento rispettoso della sovranità Libyan (and the risk of urgent calls. and sometimes controversial, our parliamentary opposition reveals a perspective "neocolonial" politically very incorrect and very counterproductive from the standpoint of the result) and an international operation that involves the UN, its agencies and other international organizations. The fate and the fate of those Eritreans that can not be solved only by the privileged and despite our bilateral relationship. And in this game is measured once again the fragility and the European perspective of the North "- worrying and ill - that continues to consider the Mediterranean and its southern shore as a" world apart ". And 'the south the world to press once again, and now more, against the southern Mediterranean countries and from there on the outposts of Europe: Italy, Spain, Malta and Greece primarily.
do not say this to cultivate an attitude to find consolation and a shield, a shelter not only responsibilities, but as the protagonist who is right even in our country requires. We say this because in this, as on other occasions, Italy has never escaped raise awareness of the Libyan authorities to which we have chosen, in the spirit of sincere friendship, to conduct discreet action positive also in the name and on behalf of Europe as two distinct, well-known and important events related to the resolution of the crisis Libya and Switzerland have recently been able to prove.
Precisely because our world is complex and the approach of diplomacy-policy if, as we all hope, designed to solve problems-to help find the most appropriate responses, we have chosen a different path from that of advertising . Because we believe that would not help us. We know it's a race against time. During these hours you are in a delicate mediation under our umbrella, we are finalizing that mediation, in order to get identification of the Eritreans, which is good to know, afraid to identify themselves to make it impossible la definizione del loro status - e poter loro offrire un'occupazione, nella stessa Libia, contro il rischio e la paura del rimpatrio. In quest'azione le Ong italiane sono in prima fila.
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RESPONSE TO MARONI and Frattini
Quattro semplici e sintetiche risposte alla lettera di Frattini e Maroni sulla questione profughi eritrei in Libia.
1. Non c'è nessun atteggiamento neocoloniale nel chiedere alla Libia di rispettare i diritti umani fondamentali. Il neocolonialismo sta piuttosto nel continuare a sfruttare le risorse naturali ed economiche dell'Africa (questo lo scopo principale dell'accordo con la Libia) schiacciando rights of thousands of people and creating internal conflicts between different peoples of Africa.
2. If the government really wants to build an international operation that involves the UN and its agencies, why has not claimed at the time of the signing of the accession of Libya to key international conventions such as those against torture and the Geneva ?
3. If the fate of Eritrea can not be resolved by action on the bilateral Italy, because Italy has repeatedly bypassed the criticisms made by supranational bodies, including the European Community, but to conclude the bilateral agreement that governs all events to which we are seeing?
4. The solution of finding a job to Eritrean nationals in Libya is completely unacceptable. The right to asylum is not protected by the occupation and job satisfaction. First there must be a guarantee of full legal protection of asylum seekers, then it is desirable a work placement.
And this guarantee does not exist in a country, Libya, where there is no right of asylum and the protection of the democratic rule of law is strongly criticized by many organizations and international observers. For more
is really bizarre, if not ridiculous, for this to be the Minister of a country, Italy, which is rarely able to provide input working to foreigners who are granted humanitarian protection or refugee status.
will be difficult to get more answers to this response.
But do not despair.
We hope that the attention of Ministers on the issue continues to be high and only one reaches the right thing to do: to give protection to Eritrean refugees in our country, because there where not only can not claim asylum, but living conditions of violence and violation is completely unacceptable.
Andrea Segre
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Sometimes I'm scared
could not find other words
E 'as if only silence could touch the
'pain intensity
's not easy having spent two years of his life to have traveled the length and breadth of Italy and Europe, telling hundreds of thousands of people the shame of inhuman Italy-Libya still be here today and have to find other words to continue doing so.
Other words to try to get attention da un mondo, quello della politica e della sua comunicazione, fiero della sua vanitosa distanza, della sua inumana estraneità e della sua feroce parzialità.
Non ci dovrebbe più essere nulla da dimostrare.
Più nulla da spiegare.
La storica vergogna della deportazioni di esseri umani volute e finanziate dall'Italia nel deserto libico è sancita.
Inconfutabile segno della perdita di civiltà di un piccolo vecchio mondo, arroccato nella sua scricchiolante posizione di privilegio.
Non avremmo più bisogno di altri racconti.
L'unico bisogno di cui ora dovremmo occuparci is to try to save our dignity betrayed.
Thousands of men, women and children recognize us clearly how powerful friends as godparents of their inhuman torturers, their violent rapists.
Godfathers of murderers rapists.
If they want to be
we need only
because we are already
If we try to give our life a different meaning
then we react. For
simply that everything changes.
Italy must apologize to thousands of human beings
and on the basis of those excuses to completely review the agreements with Libya.
Italy has to save the 245 Eritrean and Somali refugees deported to Brak, because he has to save itself.
In those cells with concrete, dust and blood is retained our dignity as human beings.
tried to save him.
try to save.
... It 's as if only silence could touch
the intensity of this pain.
Andrea Segre
Sunday, July 5, 2009
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LETTER TO ITALIAN DAG
" I appeal to the Italian Government and the Libyan on behalf of all Eritreans, Somalis and Ethiopians who are suffering at this time in Libya. I know very well what it means to be in the hands of the Libyan police. Using the last words I have left, because the words do not end when no change occurs. I feel helpless before these cruel governments do not know what it means to be deprived of liberty for a single day, but for two, three or four years ...
I've lived on my skin : ill-treatment in prisons Libya, the blows, beatings, insults police officers Libyans. Also I have been deported in a container, for a day and a half journey to the prison Kufrah, with more than 110 people, crowded like sardines. With us there were eight women and a child of Eritrea four years. His name was Adam. Who knows what happened to that child, I wonder if he managed to escape from the trap Italian-Libyan, who knows if his mother was not raped by Libyan police officers in front of him ... If he survived, now has eight, and slowly begin to understand that kind of world is reserved for him and many others like him.
Why all this violence, this hatred against us? It is true, it is right to ensure that il ben essere di uno, l’altro debba soffrire, debba pagare il prezzo?
Veniamo da paesi dove l’Italia non ha ancora fatto i conti con i suoi massacri durante il periodo coloniale e dove ancora oggi, dopo mezzo secolo, usa i libici per combattere gli eritrei, come all’epoca delle colonie usava gli eritrei per combattere i libici. È vero che la libertà di questi miei fratelli minaccia il benessere dei cittadini europei? È vero quindi che un accordo per il gas e il petrolio vale di più delle vite umane e della loro libertà naturale? Perché l’Italia, da paese civile, non ha previsto nell’accordo con la Libia il minimo rispetto dei diritti “inviolabili” human beings instead of turning a blind eye and claim to have blocked migration by sea? It reminds me
the same hypocrisy with which Mussolini made his people believe that Italy had swept the Abyssinians on without saying anything on the means that led to those victories, or tons and tons of gas used to kill civilians without pity . The tone of the government is the same now as then, and is the same as the reaction of people.
When I think back to Adam, the child of four years who was with us on the container, I wonder: What was his crime? I remember that sometimes the driver of the container (Iveco) stopped to eat or her needs, while 110 people were screaming for the infernal heat of the Sahara, the lack of air, which hardly came as the truck was moving. Little Adam were keeping close to the hole from where he entered a little 'air to breathe ... and who was in the bottom of the container is desperately waving, screaming, crying. You can still see mass deportations in the container?
When we were arrested then, the Libyans have asked us why we were in Libya and what we wanted. We were simply the prey of the police, we were women from rape and beaten by men. A few days ago I met a person in a situation that I will not describe. This person works in Tripoli and told me that one of the last rejected into the sea to Libya was a girl aged 22 was raped by Libyan police officers when arrested. Eventually he managed to escape by bribing a guard, but now she is pregnant and does not want to give birth to a son-in does not even know his father ...
Why do not you react first it gets too late? Why all this indifference to the suffering of others, moreover, caused by Italy itself? Where is the civility of a country that is funding a third party to do the dirty work and wash their hands like Pilate? When they stop Italy the "principal" of this violence?
it happens then, after the "deportation" the Libyan police officers we sold for 30 dinars each (about 18 euro) to intermediaries who then reported it to the coast.
We also have parents who always remember us, and crying together thinking of the suffering that we experience, the beatings and insults that we take. But we will have justice for all that we endure. Today we pay the price that your governments have agreed to pay to enjoy the "people" energy security. But the tears and the blood shed will not be forgotten.
Using the last words that I have remained, energy after the last two years of battle on this issue but I hope to have more. I toured Italy, attending hundreds of meetings and screenings (of "Like a man on earth", ed.) And I thank all those who showed me around their anger and their shame of being represented by these governments are hypocrites .
But I wonder: if I cry from here that I did not listen, let alone my brothers who are into the mouth of the wolf. But I still cry the same and say, Italy you who are civil and powerful look at these people and remember what you did to their grandparents. " 
" I appeal to the Italian Government and the Libyan on behalf of all Eritreans, Somalis and Ethiopians who are suffering at this time in Libya. I know very well what it means to be in the hands of the Libyan police. Using the last words I have left, because the words do not end when no change occurs. I feel helpless before these cruel governments do not know what it means to be deprived of liberty for a single day, but for two, three or four years ...
I've lived on my skin : ill-treatment in prisons Libya, the blows, beatings, insults police officers Libyans. Also I have been deported in a container, for a day and a half journey to the prison Kufrah, with more than 110 people, crowded like sardines. With us there were eight women and a child of Eritrea four years. His name was Adam. Who knows what happened to that child, I wonder if he managed to escape from the trap Italian-Libyan, who knows if his mother was not raped by Libyan police officers in front of him ... If he survived, now has eight, and slowly begin to understand that kind of world is reserved for him and many others like him.
Why all this violence, this hatred against us? It is true, it is right to ensure that il ben essere di uno, l’altro debba soffrire, debba pagare il prezzo?
Veniamo da paesi dove l’Italia non ha ancora fatto i conti con i suoi massacri durante il periodo coloniale e dove ancora oggi, dopo mezzo secolo, usa i libici per combattere gli eritrei, come all’epoca delle colonie usava gli eritrei per combattere i libici. È vero che la libertà di questi miei fratelli minaccia il benessere dei cittadini europei? È vero quindi che un accordo per il gas e il petrolio vale di più delle vite umane e della loro libertà naturale? Perché l’Italia, da paese civile, non ha previsto nell’accordo con la Libia il minimo rispetto dei diritti “inviolabili” human beings instead of turning a blind eye and claim to have blocked migration by sea? It reminds me
the same hypocrisy with which Mussolini made his people believe that Italy had swept the Abyssinians on without saying anything on the means that led to those victories, or tons and tons of gas used to kill civilians without pity . The tone of the government is the same now as then, and is the same as the reaction of people.
When I think back to Adam, the child of four years who was with us on the container, I wonder: What was his crime? I remember that sometimes the driver of the container (Iveco) stopped to eat or her needs, while 110 people were screaming for the infernal heat of the Sahara, the lack of air, which hardly came as the truck was moving. Little Adam were keeping close to the hole from where he entered a little 'air to breathe ... and who was in the bottom of the container is desperately waving, screaming, crying. You can still see mass deportations in the container?
When we were arrested then, the Libyans have asked us why we were in Libya and what we wanted. We were simply the prey of the police, we were women from rape and beaten by men. A few days ago I met a person in a situation that I will not describe. This person works in Tripoli and told me that one of the last rejected into the sea to Libya was a girl aged 22 was raped by Libyan police officers when arrested. Eventually he managed to escape by bribing a guard, but now she is pregnant and does not want to give birth to a son-in does not even know his father ...
Why do not you react first it gets too late? Why all this indifference to the suffering of others, moreover, caused by Italy itself? Where is the civility of a country that is funding a third party to do the dirty work and wash their hands like Pilate? When they stop Italy the "principal" of this violence?
it happens then, after the "deportation" the Libyan police officers we sold for 30 dinars each (about 18 euro) to intermediaries who then reported it to the coast.
We also have parents who always remember us, and crying together thinking of the suffering that we experience, the beatings and insults that we take. But we will have justice for all that we endure. Today we pay the price that your governments have agreed to pay to enjoy the "people" energy security. But the tears and the blood shed will not be forgotten.
Using the last words that I have remained, energy after the last two years of battle on this issue but I hope to have more. I toured Italy, attending hundreds of meetings and screenings (of "Like a man on earth", ed.) And I thank all those who showed me around their anger and their shame of being represented by these governments are hypocrites .
But I wonder: if I cry from here that I did not listen, let alone my brothers who are into the mouth of the wolf. But I still cry the same and say, Italy you who are civil and powerful look at these people and remember what you did to their grandparents. "
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Mr President,
I am currently in Africa, Rwanda, to monitor the presidential elections on behalf of the European Commission. Viewed from here, the commitment of governments in the protection of human rights and the protection of Refugees in particular, seems particularly important. Europe and its member countries reaffirmed their historic commitment to work for the promotion and protection of human rights and, in particular, their full compliance with the European Convention of Human Rights, the Treaty of Lisbon.
The European Union places respect for human rights ahead of all the agreements of cooperation and is an integral part of its many important cooperation projects in Africa. However, I believe that if we want to be credible, we can not ask other than that we do. The refusal to Libya of men and women fled from Eritrea, including people who wanted to seek asylum in our country, as is clear from the testimony of the staff of the High Commissioner for Refugees and those of the Italian Committee for Refugees, is a violation of our international obligations. Now there are reports of violence and abuse against Eritreans detained in Libya, while speaking of imminent deportation to their country, we risk being jointly responsible for a chain of violations of the rights of these people. What happens in Libya under the eyes of Africa. These events are likely to become a stain on the honor and the conscience of Italy to the eyes of questo continente.
Le chiedo pertanto di inervenire per fare fermare le violenze e le deportazioni in Libia.
Con stima,
Tana de Zulueta
"Spett.le signor Presidente,
apprendo fatti sconcertanti sulle condizioni di profughi eritrei che attualmente si trovano in Libia, paese verso il quale furono respinti quando cercarono di rifugiarsi sul territorio dell'Italia per salvarsi dalle minacce alla loro integrità fisica e morale da parte del regime dittatoriale nel loro paese di origine.
Non solo da quando è uscito il film "Come un uomo sulla terra" sappiamo del trattamento inumano dei rifugiati in Libia. Vengono incarcerati, privati della possibilità di soddisfare i loro bisogni primare e a parlare dei loro diritti civili, sociali ed economici non si arriva nemmeno. Sono condizioni estremamente insostenibili e inaccettabili.
L'Italia contribuisce doppiamente a queste violazioni dei diritti umani:
stipulando accordi con il capo di stato libico, un despota sui generis, e rifiutandosi di accogliere i rifugiati nel suo territorio. Con i respingimenti l'Italia viola le stesse norme della Convenzione di Ginevra sul trattamento dei rifugiati. Se in effetti la protezione umanitaria non viene concessa solo perché lo stato non procede all'accertamento dei fatti, a cosa serve la convenzione?
Tutti concordiamo che si tratta di una pietra miliare, raggiunta nell'ormai lontano 1964, che una volta per tutte volle arginare le frequente prassi di violazione dei diritti umani sancendo lo strumento del diritto d'asilo in modo formale. E ripeto che si parla di un diritto.
Essendosi dichiarata in passato vincolata al perseguimento di un ordine politico mondiale pacifico, la Repubblica italiana ha il dovere di affrontare le sue responsabilità in questa vicenda. Lei, spett.le signor Presidente, faccia del suo possibile per fermare le violenze e le deportazioni in Libia adoperandosi al livello delle istituzioni per diffondere consapevolezza e intervenendo con l'autorità del suo ruolo affinché questo stato vergognoso in cui si trova la Repubblica venga superato al più presto."
Tant saluti,
David
Stimato Presidente Napolitano,
Le scrivo per chiederLe di fare tutto ciò che è in Suo potere per fermare le violenze e le deportazioni in LIbia, viste le forti responsabilità che l'Italia ha rispetto a quanto continua a succedere in quel Paese.
L'Italia deve fermare le violenze e le deportazioni in Libia.
Confido nel Suo impegno per ripristinare una situazione che onori i diritti umani e La ringrazio Anna Colombo
In qualità di cittadina educata al rispetto del prossimo, specie in difficoltà, le chiedo di non ignorare l'appello che parte da molte persone come me; gente comune che non smette di credere nel senso civico del proprio Paese. Le chiediamo a gran voce di non ignorare nè sottovalutare le condizioni in cui versa questo numeroso gruppo di persone eritree, deprived of the most basic rights, those generally accepted to any person. No law can pass the right to recognition that the status of every human being requires consciousness. We are confident that our appeal will not be ignored. Also convinced that the true welfare of a nation to be built primarily from the ability of institutions to take on the most needy. Sincerely
. Maria Carmen Zandonai
the Italian President Giorgio Napolitano
ask you to stop the violence and deportations to Libya, given the heavy responsibility that our country has compared to what continues to happen in this country.
Patricia Larese
Thursday, July 2, 2009
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Like a man on earth and FortressEurope ask everyone to write a message to Italian President Giorgio Napolitano, asking him to stop the violence and deportations to Libya, since the heavy responsibility that our country has compared to what continues to happen in Libya. Italy must stop the violence and deportations to Libya.
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Like a man on earth and in FortressEurope ask everybody to e-mail to Mr. Giorgio Napolitano, President of the Italian Republic, and ask HIM to stop the deportations and the violences in Libya, Because of the high responsability of Italy about the situation in Libya.
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L 'Italy must stop the violence and deportations to Libya.
I Wanna Become A Wolf
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question for written answer by
Jean Leonard Touadi
Touadi - The Minister of Foreign Affairs - to know - given that
- the information site "Fortress Europe - The observatory on victims of migration ', dated June 30, 2010 carried the news that there has been no information about the fate of some 300 Eritreans detained in Libya, some of which previously rejected into the sea from Lampedusa.
- it is Eritreans who would be entitled to enter Europe and to obtain political asylum;
- in 2009, Italy has recognized the political asylum or subsidiary protection to 1,325 Eritreans
- since the new procedures are active refusal of entry, these people are taken over by the Libyan authorities, unable to get certain information about their destination;
- the 300 Eritreans were being detained at the detention camp Misrath
- June 29 the Libyan authorities have forced the Eritreans detained in the detention camp Misratah to fill out a form to supply personal information Eritrean embassy, \u200b\u200band that the refusal of the same to identify themselves caused a protest led to clashes with the Libyan soldiers.
- on the night between 29 and 30 June, a Libyan army unit raided with the objective of forcibly transferring the approximately 300 detainees at the detention center Sabha;
- the transfer from a Misratah Sabha occurred in 2 containers of iron, such as those used for the transport of goods on cargo ships, in inhuman and degrading conditions for high temperature, overcrowding and lack of air
- three weeks ago, the Libyan government has expelled from Libya representatives of the High Commissioner for Refugees United Nations who operated specifically in the detention center Misratah 3 years, making impossible any form of control on the presence of persons holding of any request for political asylum in accordance with international standards and EU-:
- if the Minister is aware of what happened to Misratah reported by the media;
- if the Minister is in able to say with certainty that the 300 Eritrean asylum seekers forcibly transferred from Misratah Sabha not to be repatriated with the serious threats to their
safety that would follow - if the Minister is able to say with certainty that the rejections you are not denying the right of asylum to persons who might legitimately ask,
- if the Minister is aware of the political reasons that led to the closure of the UNHCR in Tripoli and what kind of action may be taken against the Libyan authorities
Rome there, 02/07/10
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