My Name is Bino Byansi Byakuleka [electronic resource].

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My Name is Bino Byansi Byakuleka [electronic resource].

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Mikrotext 2015

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Could you imagine to be a refugee and be treated like a criminal? Not like a human being? How would you like to be welcomed? With Patras Bwansi you can relive this experience. He describes growing up in Uganda with school beatings, tells us about the constant bureaucratic supervision in the German “initial reception facilities”, colloquial also called “Lager”, as well as his personal outbreak into the protest, calling for humanitarian rights. That this will come only with a political and social rethinking, Lydia Ziemke shows in her text, which is inspired by her artistic work with refugees. This publication in English was supported by the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation.
https://www.librarystack.org/my-name-is-bino-byansi-byakuleka/?ref=unknown

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Patras Bwansi
Lydia Ziemke

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