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This is the Kafkaesque story of Fady, 25, from Syria: Recognized as a refugee by Germany in 2015 he travelled legally to Greece in 2016 to find his missing 11-year-old brother who was attempting to cross the land border from Turkey. Then this happened: 1/6https://www.spiegel.de/politik/ausland/fluechtlinge-illegale-pushbacks-in-die-tuerkei-wie-europa-das-recht-bricht-a-4c1cdccf-33ff-4b5d-a0e1-090b6f66f5aa …
2/6 Despite his recognized refugee status, he was arrested by Greek authorities, stripped of his German papers, detained and pushed back to Turkey. He would remain in a state of legal limbo for years before Germany finally reissued his documents in late October 2019.
3/6 Fady is now back in Germany, does the odd job, learns the language. But he is still deeply traumatized both by his still missing brother and his ordeal at the hands of Greek police, Turkish authorities, and German bureaucrats.
4/6 Fady’s case was handled by legal experts of the NGO @rights360 who published today this damning report:https://www.humanrights360.org/defending-human-rights-in-times-of-border-militarization/ …
5/6: In collaboration with the Global Legal Action Network, HumanRights360 is representing Fady who is taking legal action against Greece before the UN Human Rights Committee for grave and prolonged violations of his basic rights
6/6 Researchers at @ForensicArchi interviewed Fady in Athens in November 2019, before he returned to Germany. Fady helped the researchers reconstruct his misadventure in minute detail using 3D models to undertake ‘situated testimony’ Watch here:https://vimeo.com/442333697
This misrable story is one that you have reached. Can you count the stories of Iraqi asylum seekers&refugees who fled death threat®istered legally but the whole world left them behind with suffer&4to9yrs of wait with no solution? Can you imagine struggling of4to9yrs with loss?
2/They lost everything in Iraq&during the long hopeless wait They experienced the escape journey to rescue their families but they faced the harsh neglect. Their children lost many years of study because of losses. Healthcare was cut since the pandemic. No mention for their cases
more like Kafka meets Sysyphus...
Assad ist noch immer an der Macht, die Foltergefängnisse existieren weiterhin und alle, die gegangen sind, gelten als Verräter. Solange Assad regiert können Menschen wie Fady also nicht zurück. Das aktuelle Verfahren in Koblenz macht das wieder deutlich.https://foreignpolicy.com/2020/10/16/assads-horrible-war-crimes-are-finally-coming-to-light/ …
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