Cela donne tristement l'impression que toutes les vies humaines ne se valent pas
#SolidaritéM8grantsEtExilés
#ÉgalitéDesDroits
#LibertéDeCirculation pour toutes et tous
C'est cela le m9nde demain
RT @Marius_Rx: Depuis le début de l'année, 970 personnes exilées sont décédées ou portées disparues sur les routes de l'exil. Les politiques migratoires restrictives et sécuritaires tuent des êtres humains dans l'indifférence générale. Insupportable et inhumain !

🐦🔗: https://n.respublicae.eu/MCVergiat/status/1640455641448738821

Belle prise de position de la @lacimade
À la @LDH nous résumons par #ÉgalitéDesDroits et #LibertéDeCirculation
RT @MediapartBlogs: Journée internationale des migrant·es: lutter contre les atteintes aux droits – par @lacimade ✒️ https://blogs.mediapart.fr/la-cimade/blog/161222/journee-internationale-des-migrant-es-lutter-contre-les-atteintes-aux-droits#at_medium=custom7&at_campaign=1047

🐦🔗: https://n.respublicae.eu/MCVergiat/status/1604087415156637696

Fun fact the UK Supreme Court thinks that your immigration status is "precarious" even if you have a visa that you can really, really reasonably expect to renew. Here's the judgement:
https://www.bailii.org/uk/cases/UKSC/2018/58.html

This matters because parliament passed a law that says if you start a private life (ie friendship, romantic relationship, caring relationship, community group, business, anything that connects you to the UK) when you're immigration status is "precarious", when deciding if you can stay in the UK that connection barely counts. In other words, your right to a private life doesn't amount to jack shit compared with the public interest in your removal. In the case in question, nothing that connected Ms Rhuppiah to the UK over basically a 20 year period protected from being kicked out even though she had basically always had a visa.

(It is also a fun fact that the UK reckons that you can pass a law which defines the public interest and defines it as being getting rid of anyone they don't want in the country.)

What is so odd about this are that there is a very obvious but much smaller class of people that the rule could apply to. Namely, people who have applied for a visa but haven't yet got a decision or people who have a visa that can't easily be renewed, eg tourists and students.

It was just a bloody horrific decision and shows, I think, that 'relative rights' are a joke. If we have to have states (we don't), the citizenry need the protection of inalienable rights however messy that is in practice (hello US folk).

It seems simple minded, but the solution is to do away with border controls. #LibertéDeCirculation

RT @Aleks_Paris: #Europe 🇪🇺 #LibertéDeCirculation
Actualité parlementaire importante relevée par la présidente de la @DSFEurope au Parlement européen :
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🐦🔗: https://nitter.eu/sylvieguillaume/status/1590766864879489024

RT @MCVergiat: Des politiques coûteuses, dangereuses et mortifères qui de surcroît alimente le trafic d'êtres humains
#StopRefoulement
#LibertéDeCirculation

🐦🔗: https://nitter.eu/MCVergiat/status/1541452025430523905

RT @MCVergiat: Des politiques coûteuses, dangereuses et mortifères qui de surcroît alimente le trafic d'êtres humains
#StopRefoulement
#LibertéDeCirculation

🐦🔗: https://nitter.eu/MCVergiat/status/1541446985991028737

Des politiques coûteuses, dangereuses et mortifères qui de surcroît alimente le trafic d'êtres humains
#StopRefoulement
#LibertéDeCirculation
RT @Mediapart: #BLOG Les tragiques évènements du 24 juin 2022 sur la frontière entre Nador et Melilla au Maroc rappellent, avec violence, l’échec des politiques migratoires sécuritaires. https://blogs.mediapart.fr/clementine-seraut/blog/260622/melilla-violences-aux-frontieres-de-leurope-de-pl…

🐦🔗: https://nitter.eu/MCVergiat/status/1541164383543431170