No Border Camp 2022 Netherlands
A week of actions, networking, and discussions about all aspects of repressive migration policies – detention of refugees, racist border controls, deportations, militarization of borders, exploitation of migrant workers, etc. – and the connections with other areas of struggle, e.g. climate, anti-racism and anti-militarism. The international Abolish Frontex campaign is a spearhead for the camp. ... more
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