Eksempler på brug af Asylum camps på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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We demand the right to live and work outside the asylum camps- for everyone!
The asylum camps are open but are geographically isolated and difficult to access.
That asylum seekers be given the right to live andwork outside asylum camps!
A majority of those who have lived in asylum camps for many years- in some cases up to 17 years- will be excluded.
To ensure the right for every person seekingasylum in Denmark to live and work outside asylum camps after a maximum of six months.
The message is crystal clear: asylum camps only isolate and pacify asylum seekers and do not motivate them!
To ensure the right for every person seeking asylum in Denmark to live and work outside asylum camps after a maximum of six months.
If the right to live andwork outside asylum camps is limited to this small group of people, then the majority of rejected asylum seekers will be excluded.
There are people who have spent more than 15 years as rejected asylum seekers in Denmark andmany children are born and raised in the asylum camps.
On May 13 we will walk out of our apartments,houses, and asylum camps and unite in our streets and in our squares!
On May 13 we will demand that the government keep their promise: That asylum seekers be given the right to live andwork outside asylum camps!
Six obvious reasons why the right to work and live outside the asylum camps should also apply to rejected asylum seekers who do not wish to assist in voluntary repatriation.
In reaction to this, the Trampoline House has initiated a political campaign for the right for all asylum seekers to live and work outside the asylum camps.
The greater majority of people who have already lived for far too long in Danish asylum camps, are the exact same people who cannot be deported and who- according to the police- do not‘cooperate.
Bringing these perspectives together,it develops the theoretical concept of the“carceral junction” to grasp the paradoxical work and consequences of asylum camps in Denmark and beyond.
The message is crystal clear: asylum camps only isolate and pacify asylum seekers and do not motivate them! No matter how much effort is put into making life intolerable for rejected asylum seekers, very few choose to return voluntarily.
Our Walk Out of the Camps will be a big,peaceful manifestation with the participation of many people from six Danish asylum camps- as well as many other people living in Copenhagen.
Our Walk Out of the Camps will be a big,peaceful manifestation with the participation of many people from six Danish asylum camps- as well as many other people living in Copenhagen. We need to speak with many voices to be heard- and we need your voice too.
Begins at the asylum camp Kongelunden on Amager, about 16km from Copenhagen. We will literally walk out of the camp and into the city.
In Sandholm asylum camp had at that time a work place where you could draw and paint.
The statistics show that if it has not been possible to deport a rejected asylum seeker during their first two to three years- by which time most people are deported- then that person ends up spending the next 10 years in an asylum camp.