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Researchers and teacher-researchers, we will participate in the April 5 demonstration called by the collective “United against disposable immigration”. First of all because, as citizens, we cannot bring ourselves to see human rights violated by an increasingly repressive, inhuman and xenophobic immigration policy (“round-ups” of undocumented migrants, arrests and detentions of children, inhuman treatment in […]

After the suicide of John Maïna, a young Kenyan aged 19, a few hours after receiving the notification of the refusal of his asylum application on February 15, 2008, dozens of personalities protested. Friday February 15, a young Kenyan of 19, John Maïna, hanged himself in his apartment in Meudon just after receiving the final

This analysis by the “overseas” collective (which includes CCFD, Cimade, Collectif Haiti, Comède, Gisti, LDH, Médecins du monde and Secours catholique) refers to the law published in the Official Journal of July 24, 2006 . Mayotte, Guyana and Guadeloupe, targets of the law on immigration and integration of July 24, 2006: In a very controversial article, the

Update on the reform of decisions to withdraw and refuse to stay accompanied by an obligation to leave French territory. The law of July 24, 2006 on immigration and integration brought about a major reform of expulsion measures. A decree was to adapt the code of administrative justice for the entry into force of this text. This has been

This counter-report is the result of inter-associative work. It was produced within the framework of the collective Uni (e) s contre une immigration disposable (UCIJ), which was formed in January 2006 to denounce and fight the Sarkozy bill reforming the CESEDA. The organizations, which contributed to the development of this document, are experts in their field of

“Liberation” (Rebonds), June 12, 2006 Two hundred personalities launch an appeal denouncing the government’s “chosen immigration” project by Etienne BALIBAR, professor of political and moral philosophy at Paris-X Nanterre; Marie DESPLECHIN, writer; Gérard NOIRIEL, director of studies at EHESS; and Bertrand OGILVIE, associate professor of philosophy at Paris-X Nanterre We – artists and creators of all kinds, intellectuals

At the moment when, after the National Assembly, the Sarkozy law was adopted in the Senate, it is urgent that the trade unions unite and mobilize against this cynical policy of so-called “chosen” immigration. This reform marks a serious social regression. It violates the fundamental principles of the right to work as well as the social

This third analysis by the collective “United (s) against disposable immigration” refers to the version of the bill adopted on May 17, 2006 by the National Assembly , which must now be the subject of a discussion in the Senate. . The National Assembly has just adopted on May 17, 2006 the bill relating to immigration and

Mister President Mr. Rapporteur Ladies and Gentlemen, For five weeks, the bill relating to immigration and integration has been in your hands. I would like to tell you in what state of mind I approach the discussion which opens today before the national representation. My conviction is that, in a modern democracy, immigration should not

Mister President Mr. Minister of State My dear colleagues Six months, almost to the day, after the serious events that shook our suburbs, and the day after the student demonstrations that led you to withdraw the CPE, here, Mr. Minister of State, you are submitting to the national representation a new text which under the