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Start:01/02/2018 09:00
Einde:01/02/2018 09:00
On the February the 9th, 2015 the free space De Vloek was evicted. De Vloek was squatted for 13 years and offeredpeople a place to live, a vegan and organic eat café, a space for concerts, several working spaces and the development of extraparliamentary politics. After a one and a half year campaign to save De Vloek the free space was evicted for a sailing center. During the eviction 10 people were arrested. All arrestees were prosecuted, five of them were imprisoned for 2 weeks. The city of The hague now also demands 50,000 Euro “damages” from the 10 in a civil court case. Start:01/02/2018 13:24
Migration is perceived as a security threat in which EU responds by militarising border security, both at its borders but also intervening in third countries. | 2
Start:02/02/2018 19:00
The European military and security industry has been very influential in setting this discourse of a migration-security nexus and shaping the policies to respond to this. Large arms and technology companies, in particular Airbus, Thales, Leonardo and Indra, as well as lobby organisations, such as the European Organisation for Security (EOS), have been very effective in lobbying the EU. Start:02/02/2018 19:30
2 februari 2018 BENEFIET: SUPPORT VOOR ARRESTANTEN VAN G20 Placebotox, punk uit Utreg Neuroot, hardcore punk uit Nijmegen René Binamé, anarcho punk uit Brussel (Be) Dit benefiet wordt georganiseerd om aandacht te vragen en geld op te halen voor de arrestanten van de G20, Hamburg 2017. De Amsterdamse Peike zit al sinds de G20 in juli opgesloten. Hij en de | 3
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Start:04/02/2018 14:00
Migration is perceived as a security threat in which EU responds by militarising border security, both at its borders but also intervening in third countries. Start:04/02/2018 16:00
Migration is perceived as a security threat in which EU responds by militarising border security, both at its borders but also intervening in third countries. This include sending armed forces to the borders, erecting security fences (with all kinds of surveillance and detection technology), increasing use of autonomous systems (drones etc), use of military means by border police, (para)military Frontex operations in the Mediterranean, Operation Sophia before the coast of Libya, with support of NATO, and training and providing equipment to (para)military border guards in third countries. |
