Mick

In this discussion, Mick, an expert on human rights and migration issues, sheds light on the shocking conditions migrants face in Libya's detention camps. He reveals the violent realities and systemic exploitation that these individuals endure, often funded by the EU. Topics include the complicity of international actors, the despairing narratives of women seeking safety, and the urgent need for reform. The conversation also emphasizes the silent complicity of the European Union and the necessity of action to combat these humanitarian crises.

Mick, an activist dedicated to protecting endangered forests, shares insights on the community's grassroots efforts in Ghent. He discusses the ongoing forest occupation as a protest against urban development, emphasizing the need to preserve green spaces for community well-being. Mick highlights the collaboration with local residents and the collective determination of activists living in the trees. The conversation also touches on the challenges posed by local authorities and the importance of solidarity in environmental activism.

James is joined again by Mick and Roos to discuss the terrible conditions endured by asylum seekers at Ter Apel and how the community has organized to help.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.