Hm, wie muss man sich das vorstellen, leben die afghanischen Flüchtlinge dann auf der Straße? Bisschen merkwürdig.
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“The evictions purposefully weren’t publicized. Some people had lived in their homes for years and were ripped out of their social structures, including children who were moved to locations far from their respective schools,” said Tareq Alaows, a board member of the Berlin Refugee Council, a collaboration of different organizations helping to improve conditions for refugees in the German capital and making sure their rights are adhered to. Alaows said the government justified the evictions by claiming that Afghans were evicted from so-called “arrival centers” where they should only be staying short term anyway. But some families had been living there for years, while other families were living in accommodation other than arrival centers.
“Few people’s living conditions improved, but most were afraid to speak up, afraid it could impact their immigration status,” Alaows said, explaining that around 10 residences had been emptied in Berlin.
Sieht für mich danach aus, als hätten die Behörden jahrelang gepennt und Provisorien zum Dauerzustand gemacht. Jetzt wurden die Provisorien gebraucht. Gleichzeitig haben die Länder in den letzten Wochen erhebliche Anstrengungen unternommen, um Wohnraum am Markt zu beschaffen. Da war vermutlich plötzlich Geld da. Und weil bei uns alles seine Ordnung haben muss jeder zunächst in die Erstaufnahme und die die dort lebten raus und woanders hin.