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me to talk about myself, they asked to see me, since I was from România, from the East. And there were all kinds of propositions, from going ouț for coffee to...the weirdest was when one guy started taking photos of me în his apartment when I came to check the place ouț, and he was trying to get me to take my clothes off.
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Romă. These people didn ț have a say on a political level, and worse, they were being constantly dehumanized. Then we began squatting, helping people get settled în and doing șo în a public manner, în order to increase awareness of their situation. We focused quite a lot on what was going on at the Emergency Shelters, which normally are open to any homeless person between the 1st of November and the 31st of March (actually, they are not really open
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public manner, în order to increase awareness of their situation. We focused quite a lot on what was going on at the Emergency Shelters, which normally are open to any homeless person between the 1st of November and the 31st of March (actually, they are not really open for everyone, there are some criteria), and on the 31st of March, people are evicted on the streets once more. For two years we have fought șo that people could remain în the
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în July. What was the history of the câmp and what really happened there? Violene: Three years ago, several Macedonian Romă, that hâd recently begun the procedure for getting asylum, settled în early winter on a terrain at the edge of Esmonin boulevards, în the Southern part of the city. Aș they learned about this place, more migrants started to come here - there was enough room. At a certain point, a group of migrants în the city were evicted from a
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early winter on a terrain at the edge of Esmonin boulevards, în the Southern part of the city. Aș they learned about this place, more migrants started to come here - there was enough room. At a certain point, a group of migrants în the city were evicted from a squat and they moved to the same spot at the edge of the boulevard (they knew that if they were to occupy other houses they would immediately be evicted by the police
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they moved to the same spot at the edge of the boulevard (they knew that if they were to occupy other houses they would immediately be evicted by the police, șo they went to live în barracks). Thus, the number of people living there by last winter hâd risen to 400. I have also seen a guarded tent câmp, built by the municipality, close to the barracks. Violene: Indeed, there was also a câmp set by the municipality - a „chateau” puț
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which they used to visit. În a way, the fact that this authorized câmp was there, determined a lot more people to move în close to it, hoping that they won ț get evicted to soon. Additionally, the city hall of Grenoble seemed to be more tolerant than others în the region, and people hoped that the newly elected mayor, ecologist Eric Piol, would keep his electoral promise not to evict people from the camps and the houses that already existed
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ț keep his promise about this particular câmp. What were the stages of the eviction? How much time did the legal procedures take? Violene: În March, they have announced the eviction of the câmp, because of the living conditions (lack of water, electricity, in-salubrity), and the dangers the people were exposed to. They said the barracks could catch fire at any time. Yet they promised to relocate everyone în the câmp. They started making social inquiries, to see where could every
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be done în 48 hours. Basically, the people are said to be evicted for their own safety. They were evicted on the 21st of July, with an impressive police arsenal. We hâd learned earlier about the eviction, șo several members of our organization went there early în the morning to support the evicted. A lot of people în the câmp were afraid of this, șo the night before, only 30-40 people were still there, the ones that were sure to get
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21st of July, with an impressive police arsenal. We hâd learned earlier about the eviction, șo several members of our organization went there early în the morning to support the evicted. A lot of people în the câmp were afraid of this, șo the night before, only 30-40 people were still there, the ones that were sure to get a relocation, and to whom the authorities hâd promised this. The others moved în other camps or tried to occupy abandoned houses
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place în the classroom where most of the children learn. We played games, we drew, and we talked without anyone trying to teach something în particular to the others, and with the purpose to collectively explore the meanings and possibilities of ”inhabiting”. We rearranged the furniture, we sat on the floor, we hopped around, and we were noisy, trying to change the setting and functionalities of the classroom. Otherwise, these would have imposed a kind of discipline, authority and hierarchy dynamics
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expectations of the adults or the fear to fail, won. The starting point was the idea that ”inhabiting” is not a concept exclusively related to private property, but is well connected to the spaces where we spend a significant amount of time together with others, spaces that should be equally provided for everyone. ”Home” is not just the room, the apartment, the house or the courtyard where we live together with our family, but also the school - where many children spend
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like to live, besides our family? What is our dream playground like? Below, some answers în words, drawings and collages. (Lăură Sandu and Mihail Dumitriu) What is a home? Lăură: Let’s imagine I were an alien. I know nothing of this world, șo I would like you to tell me, ladies and gentlemen, what exactly is a home? Can anyone tell me? Toți: Me, me, me! Rebeca: Everyone should live în a home. Andreea: Everyone should have a house and
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find shelter under a tree? (laughter) (a discussion between the children:) Of course we could... No, we couldn’ț because when it rains, the leaves become all wet and rain pours on your head. But isn't the house made of trees? Of wood you mean. It is the same! Șo, houses are made ouț of wood... A house can be made ouț of bricks, too! And of pigs. The kind that rain. No, that is impossible. Do all people have
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No, we couldn’ț because when it rains, the leaves become all wet and rain pours on your head. But isn't the house made of trees? Of wood you mean. It is the same! Șo, houses are made ouț of wood... A house can be made ouț of bricks, too! And of pigs. The kind that rain. No, that is impossible. Do all people have a home? Lăură: Hey, can you tell me, do all people have a home? Half
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the leaves become all wet and rain pours on your head. But isn't the house made of trees? Of wood you mean. It is the same! Șo, houses are made ouț of wood... A house can be made ouț of bricks, too! And of pigs. The kind that rain. No, that is impossible. Do all people have a home? Lăură: Hey, can you tell me, do all people have a home? Half of the group: Yeeees! The other half: Noooo
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when it rains, and no place to cook your food... What we would like to have în our home? Misa: Today we are going to draw our dream home with everything we would like to have în it. The sheet of paper is the room. Lăură: What would you like to have în your home? Ionuț: A fishtank with a fish, a bed, a cârpet... a lot of stuff. Lăură: But if you think really, really hard, what would you most
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dream home with everything we would like to have în it. The sheet of paper is the room. Lăură: What would you like to have în your home? Ionuț: A fishtank with a fish, a bed, a cârpet... a lot of stuff. Lăură: But if you think really, really hard, what would you most wish for în your home? Ștefan: Aaa...a shaorma? Lăură: This is a huge bed, for five persons! Alexandra: It is for the whole family. Lăură: And
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departe. Interviu realizat de MIHAELA MICHAILOV și ILEANA GABRIELA SZASZ[:en]Interview with Ms. Lenuța (Venus)</strong> The interview was recorded în Turnu Măgurele town, în August 2015, în the frame of the project Maskar. It was recorded în front of Lenuța and her husband’s house, at the time they were expecting their children and grandchildren to visit them from abroad.</em> What’s your name and age? </strong> I’m 48 years old and my name is Lenuța. My
Când casa ți-e o prelată și-o saltea, un pat îți pare un vis! () [Corola-website/Science/296090_a_297419]
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home. În Spain you went with three of the children? </em> My husband went with one of the children; he then hâd to return and left the child there; then I went with two more children and, after a couple of years, when I managed to get contracted work, I returned for the last two. I took them all with me and I worked together with my oldest son, hardly earning enough to eat and to send some money back home
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the boy; they said it’s better for the boy to stay în Spain. He was 13 years old, he was able to work în the greenhouses and send uș money back home. [...] No child should go through the kind of childhood my son went through. He was already an adult since he was a child. În Spain, he hâd a caring cousin who begged her boss: “Take him to work because otherwise I’m afraid I’ll lose him! He
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to pay social insurance, I was able to get a bank loan for a little house - șo that my kids could have proper living conditions! I worked picking up oranges, harvesting the grapevines; I’ve been through all the seasons [of agricultural work, trans. note]. It’s șo hard when you go abroad for the first time and there’s no one there to help you. Sometimes I wish “abroad” didn’ț even exist for my family. “Abroad” dehumanizes you. All
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there’s no one there to help you. Sometimes I wish “abroad” didn’ț even exist for my family. “Abroad” dehumanizes you. All the humiliation you endure! And for the money you earn, you work until there’s nothing left of you. It’s good when you manage to save some money, but your heart is broken! [...] Here în România you cannot earn enough to survive. [...] The lack of jobs is the biggest problem. I told my children: “save the money
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for the money you earn, you work until there’s nothing left of you. It’s good when you manage to save some money, but your heart is broken! [...] Here în România you cannot earn enough to survive. [...] The lack of jobs is the biggest problem. I told my children: “save the money that you earn there and do something here, șo that you can get by and we can all live together”. It’s easy to say “that person doesn
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nothing there anymore - or it will soon turn into nothing. That’s why I left. There was nothing there for me anymore. But I can’ț say it enough: being abroad leaves deep scars. You carry the burden of loneliness, of not belonging, of the borders, and you just keep hoping. When your hope wears down, you’re finished! What do you wish for the most? </strong> To see my children and grandchildren with my own eyes, not în the photos
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