Tag Archives: Sandie Richard

«Manifestival» in front of the Findel detention centre, 29 June 2013

Posted on 07/07/2013 by Antoine Cassar

Imagine a world where human freedom of movement is not proportional to the GDP of one’s nation state, to the geographical coordinates of one’s birthplace, or to the melanin content in one’s skin. Where people are not punished for the … Continue reading →

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Joselinda, 34 ans, déportée à 4000 km de sa ville d’origine

Posted on 10/06/2013 by Antoine Cassar

De Sandie Richard, membre de Personne n’est illégal – Luxembourg. “Nous affirmons qu’être migrant ne signifie pas être membre d’une classe sociale spécifique ni porter un statut légal particulier. Etre migrant signifie être un explorateur; ça implique le mouvement, c’est … Continue reading →