NoBorder Café
The NoBorder Café opens every Sunday with coffee, tea, sweets and more.
Invitation to a beautiful place, every Sunday from 14 to 17h. Sure*Tu's NoBorder Café on Freiburgerstrasse on the edge of the forest, very close to Bässlergut prison and the federal asylum centre, is becoming an increasingly important meeting place for people with and without refugee experience.
Sudan: Zwischen Revolution und Genozid
Sudan: Between Revolution and Genocide
Event with Marwan Osman and Saskia Jascheck
An international conflict without international attention. Genocide, famine and displacement: the war in Sudan is considered one of the bloodiest conflicts of our time, with the seizure of Al-Fashir bringing the violence to a new peak. Together with Marwan Osman and Saskia Jaschek, we discuss the historical continuities of the current crimes in Sudan, the imperialist and economic interests being pursued and the perspectives arising from this.
Marwan Osman is Sudanese and lives in Berlin. He is involved with Sudan Uprising Germany, writes for the Free Sudan Gazette and is a member of the media office of the Neighbourhood Resistance Committees.
Saskia Jaschek is a freelance journalist from Berlin and researches the Sudanese resistance movement and the military coup of 2021 at the University of Bayreuth.
The event will be held in German and English with simultaneous translation into German. It is free of charge (donations welcome).
Organized by the Movement for Socialism (BFS/MPS).
Filmabend: DAS DEUTSCHE VOLK
Movies for Antiracism Day
Doors open at 19:00 // Film starts at 19:30
On the night of February 19, 2020, a racist attack in Hanau took the lives of nine young people. An evening that ended in a nightmare—for their families, friends, and an entire city. DAS DEUTSCHE VOLK tells the story of the bereaved and survivors and their perspective on the crime, which still casts a long shadow. What consequences does the attack have for the people, for Hanau, and for a country? For four years, the relatives are accompanied by the pain and anger that remain. Their determined struggle for justice and recognition is documented, as is their exposure of the structural racism that lies not only in the act itself, but in everything that followed. Together, they reconstruct the night of the attack, fight against forgetting, and through their ongoing struggle repeatedly ask the question: Who belongs to Germany and who does not? Following the documentary, there will be a short input from Migrantifa Basel.
++ From grief to anger, from anger to resistance ++
Offene Bühne
almar trio - music inspired by folk music from the mediterranean and latin america
gregor biberacher- rhyme king/songwriter
saf sap new generation - percussion from senegal&madagascar
more infos https://www.xn--offene-bhne-0hb.ch/en/home-en/
no entrance fee, pay what you want for drinks
