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(en) Germany, FDA/IFA: Borderless solidarity! That was the tri-border demonstration in Basel and Weil am Rhein /by nigra (ca, de, it, pt, tr)[machine translation]
Date
Sat, 6 Jun 2026 08:29:04 +0300
On April 18th, 600 people from France, Germany, and Switzerland showed
their solidarity with refugees and gave the middle finger to Fortress
Europe in the streets of Basel and Weil am Rhein. Human rights, freedom
of movement, and the right to asylum are being increasingly restricted
worldwide and, in some cases, fundamentally questioned. Those affected,
refugees, and displaced persons are harassed and attacked from all
sides, be it through laws (see Common European Asylum System), hate
speech from the AfD (Alternative for Germany), or physically by Nazis
and other misanthropes. Racism is rampant, and the fight against it is a
crucial part of the fight against this whole mess.
Thus, over 600 people both those affected and those showing solidarity
followed the call for the tri-border action for borderless solidarity.
The demonstration started from two locations: the Badischer Bahnhof
(Baden Railway Station) in Basel, Switzerland, and the train station in
Weil am Rhein, Germany. Approximately 300 people gathered at each
location before converging at the Otterbach border crossing for a joint
demonstration. The Swiss march made a stop at the Bässlergut detention
center, where they sang and chanted slogans in support of the prisoners
on hunger strike. This was clearly well-received by the detainees. The
border crossing also vividly illustrated what borders mean to many
people and the significance of having the "right" passport: Because the
demonstration was to continue in Switzerland, many people from Germany
without this passport had to find another route to the final rally in
Rheinpark in Weil am Rhein, Germany. The risk of repression by Swiss
police was too great. When the demonstration later returned to Germany
towards Rheinpark, those affected from Switzerland had to stay behind
because they did not have the "right" passport.
The colorful and consistently loud demonstration ended in Rheinpark in
Weil am Rhein, where people relaxed and listened to the final speeches.
You can find some very worthwhile speeches and audio clips here at Radio
Dreyeckland.
Many press and media reports can be found here at Aktion Bleiberecht
Freiburg.
No borders, no nations!
For free passage!
For anarchy!
https://fda-ifa.org/grenzenlose-solidaritaet-das-war-die-dreilaendereckdemo-in-basel-und-weil-am-rhein/
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