In Bihać, Bosnia and Herzegovina, People on the Move are confronting the violent and illegal practices of the EU-border regime. The frachcollective tries to support self-determined living outside of camp structures and to react to the inhumane political situation.
How did the collective begin and what did it develop to? What are the contents and goals of our work?
Learn more about the local context and the system behind the EU border regime.
We demand freedom of movement for all people, regardless of skin colour, gender, passport, place of birth and religious affiliation. Solidarity, empathy and anger towards the existing conditions instead of pity, sadness and apathy!
You would like to support us with money, donations or on site in Bihać?
Then you can find information here.
We support the No-Border-Movement, the struggle for the destruction of the EU border regime and all camps
In our blog we post current happenings, analysis and subjective impressions from the situation and background. Take a look!
People on the Move are exposed to police violence and pushbacks and have no access to an asylum system in Serbia. An activist with klikAktiv reports on the lack of protection for PoM on site.
Physical and psychological violence against People on the Move are omnipresent at the EU external borders. An activist with MVI reports on the systematic torture carried out by EU authorities at the northern Serbian border.
More and more People on the Move try to enter the EU via Serbia. An activist with Collective Aid reports about the situation on the ground.
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