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This document explores the concept of "Duldung," a temporary suspension of deportation in Germany affecting nearly 150,000 individuals. With over 50% of those living under "Duldung" for more than eight years, many are children born in Germany facing significant legal and social challenges. The JoG Initiative, founded in Berlin in 2002, empowers young refugees through conferences and advocacy, pushing for a generous right of residence and equality in education and work opportunities. Together, we can support youth refugees in building a brighter future.
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Berlin/ BBZ “Youth without borders”
Outline • what is a “Duldung“? • JoG- beginnings • JoG- conferences • JoG- goals • forms of action • more information
What is a Duldung?„Acquiescence“ • “temporary suspension of deportation“ § 60 a AufenthG • when legal or actual reasons prevent a deportation • almost 150 000 people with a „Duldung“ • more than 50 % are living here since 8 years, among these are children and teenagers who have been born in Germany • significant handicaps • prohibition to work, education, and studies • “Residenzpflicht” (prohibition to leave the district or city) • impelled placement in asylum camps • reduced social benefits • In few federal districts no cash coupons for basics supplies • A “Duldung” is extended for max. of 6 months, normally for several years • a development of long-term perspective is impossible and possibly undesirable
JoG- beginnings • Berlin 2002: • First initiative for right of stay by young people from the BBZ (consultation and supervision Center for young refugees and migrants) • A generous right of residence regulation • Stuttgart 2005: • First parallel action to the Interior Minister conference (IMK) • establishment of the group “HierGeblieben” • Initiative of right of stay BBZ • FIB (refugee initiative Brandenburg) • Banda Agita (Young Theater Group from Grips theater) • ProAsyl • Council on Refugees Berlin, Brandenburg, BaWü
Karlsruhe 2005: • first Youth and children Conference parallel to IMK • more than 80 ambassadors from all federal districts • official establishment of JoG • in the meantime a nationwide initiative with 6 active groups • support from: • BBZ • Council on Refugees Berlin • Grips-Theater • PRO ASYL
JoG- conferences • 2005: • IMK Stuttgart • IMK Karlsruhe • 2006: • IMK Garmisch- Partenkirchen • IMK Nürnberg • 2007: • IMK Berlin • conference Sachsen • IMK Berlin
JoG- goals • affected persons have their own voice and don’t need representative groups • generous right of stay for all • unconditional ratification of “Convention on the Rights of the Child” • equality of refugees • equal opportunities especially in education and on labor market • legalization of People without right of stay “illegal aliens” • peaceful coexistence with equality for all and without discrimination
Forms of action • mutual support • hinder deportation • network • attendance on symposiums and seminars • cary claims to politicians • we organize: • youth conferences parallel to IMK • information events for the press, at schools, etc.. • intercultural meetings • demonstrations, manifestations • public actions
More information • www.jogspace.net • www.hier.geblieben.net • www.bleiberechtsbuero.de • www.fluechtlingsrat-berlin.de • www.pro-asyl.de
Berlin/ BBZ
