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United Against Disposable Immigration Many in the US think of the problems associated with migration as restricted to the US. However, migration is a world wide phenomena, affecting all countries. As part of interest in raising awareness of migration here, we are pleased to bring back ImmigrationJetable.org, a French website chronicling political efforts of the …

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We firmly condemn the new government bill amending the French Immigration and Asylum Code (CESEDA). The bill would write into law an unacceptable denial of fundamental human rights. It radically curtails the residency rights of families, of couples, of children, and in fact of every foreigner trying live out his or her life on French …

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If your organization is not listed even though you indicated its support several days ago, please send us an email , indicating the name of the organization, the function you perform there as well as your contact details … by clicking here ACAT France (Action by Christians for the Abolition of Torture and Capital Executions) AAPAC (Association of …

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We reject the CESEDA bill that the government is preparing on immigration! The new reform of the Code for the entry and stay of foreigners and the right to asylum (CESEDA) leads to a radical negation of fundamental human rights. It even more radically restricts the right to residence for families, spouses, children, and all those …

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The UCIJ invites you to sign this petition for the regularization of all undocumented migrants and to participate in actions to support this demand. “  While hundreds of undocumented migrants, sometimes present in France for many years, claim the right to live with dignity in a regular situation, While the policies implemented by the Government against …

Call For a Global and Immediate Regularization of All Undocumented Migrants in France Read More »

In the film “LET THEM GROW HERE!”, Produced by a collective of filmmakers and available from March 5, 2007, the children of “sans-papiers” take turns on the screen. They all want their families to be regularized. With their adolescent words, they express their need for support and mobilization by their side. They also explain their daily fear of …

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The collective’s petition will only be a success if it is massively signed. Also, we invite you to publicize the page of this website that allows you to sign it online . You can also help us by distributing impressions of the paper version (click here) to those around you who do not have an Internet connection. The paper version of …

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In 2006, our organizations and associations founded the Collectif “Uni (e) s contre Immigration Disposable” (UCIJ) to oppose the bill amending once again the Code of entry, residence and law. asylum (CESEDA). We condemned a political logic which wanted to link the right of residence to the estimated needs of the economy, worsened more and more …

French and Foreigners, Together Against Precariousness, for the Respect and Equality of Rights Read More »

Do you have to die to have papers? Monday January 7 will be the 67th day of the hunger strike for undocumented migrants in Lille. Things are now dramatically simple: lives are at stake. However, the government continues to play a show of strength against these women and men whose only crime is to demand to …

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Demonstration Sunday December 18, 2011 at 3 p.m. – Paris: departure Belleville We are organizations participating in different forms in the struggles of immigrants and in concrete actions of support. If the situation in France for migrants and refugees has hardened considerably in recent years, both the solidarity around students and parents of students with …

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