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Public Event, Open Discussion in Thessaloniki: “People in mid-air: between deportation and asylum”

Posted by clandestina on 28 October 2009

PUBLIC EVENT, OPEN DISCUSSION IN THESSALONIKI

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 18.30

LAW SCHOOL, 2nd floor, room 211/212 ARISTOTLE UNIVERSITY.

Karl Kopp, PRO-ASYL, Germany
Oktay Durukan, HELSINKI CITIZENS’ ASSEMBLY, Turkey
Vassilis Ladas, lawyer, author, journalist, Patras, Greece

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3 Responses to “Public Event, Open Discussion in Thessaloniki: “People in mid-air: between deportation and asylum””

The situation in Turkey: a text by Oktay Durukan from the Helsinki Citizens’ Assembly « clandestinenglish said

1 November 2009 at 10:59 pm
[…] Posted by stapsa on 1 November 2009 This is the text Oktay Durukan presented at the Public Event, Open Discussion in Thessaloniki: “People in mid-air: between deportation and asylum… […]
An assessment of the reactions to the Global Forum on Migration and Develpment « clandestinenglish said

12 November 2009 at 6:46 pm
[…] Forum on Migration and Develpment with special reference to clandestina’s discussions and the 30th October event […]
European Union – Turkey: hard negotiations and tough bargaining for immigrants and refugees « clandestinenglish said

14 January 2010 at 11:16 am
[…] Assembly of Turkey, analytically presented (in Greek) Turkey’s policies during the conference “Suspended people”, that took place in Thessaloniki on October 30th, 2009. It is worth pointing out a little known […]

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