A fair mi­gra­tion po­li­cy.
Eu­rope must take mea­sures to re­ceive mi­grants with di­gni­ty to prevent tra­ge­dies in the Me­di­ter­ra­nean.
Streng­then the fight against gen­der in­equa­li­ty to pro­tect mi­grant wo­men from abuse du­ring their flight to asy­lum.
The go­vern­ment should sup­port ci­ti­zens” in­vol­ve­ment in wel­co­ming mi­grants.
Set­ting up pa­th­ways to le­gal re­si­dence, with at­ten­tion to vul­ne­rable groups.
I would like to see clo­sed re­fu­gee cen­ters per­ma­nent­ly abo­li­shed.
End de­ten­tion and for­ced ex­pul­sion of fo­rei­gners for simple ad­mi­nis­tra­tive rea­sons.
Shel­ter for ap­pli­cants for in­ter­na­tio­nal pro­tec­tion : no ho­me­less­ness !
Abo­li­tion of the Du­blin Re­gu­la­tion and abo­li­tion of the ex­ter­na­li­za­tion of bor­ders.
Pro­vide more hu­mane and smoo­ther shel­ter for mi­grants.
Eve­ry mu­ni­ci­pa­li­ty must take its res­pon­si­bi­li­ty in the re­cep­tion of re­fu­gees and asy­lum see­kers. Done with “not in my ba­ckyard”.
Trans­fer fun­ding for clo­sed cen­ters to bet­ter fun­ding for open shel­ters.
The mo­ney we are willing to spend to send people back across the bor­der should ins­tead be used to give them a di­gni­fied home (hou­sing, edu­ca­tion, me­di­cal care, etc.).
That the Bel­gian go­vern­ment le­ga­lizes ALL “ille­gal” mi­grants.
May eve­ry per­son be trea­ted with di­gni­ty and hu­ma­ni­ty.
I wish eve­ry per­son who ar­rives in our coun­try the hope and the condi­tions ne­ces­sa­ry to start again with peace of mind.
Li­ving on the streets, de­ten­tion centres, de­por­ta­tion agree­ments with non-de­mo­cra­tic coun­tries can no lon­ger be ac­cep­ted.
Eu­rope must take mea­sures to wel­come mi­grants to prevent tra­ge­dies in the Me­di­ter­ra­nean.
More hu­ma­ni­ty in the pro­ces­sing of asy­lum ap­pli­ca­tions.
The go­vern­ment should sup­port the in­vol­ve­ment of ci­ti­zens in the re­cep­tion of mi­grants.
That mi­grants are wel­co­med in a more hu­mane way.
That they are vie­wed and wel­co­med as people.
How ma­ny va­cant buil­dings are there that could be as­si­gned to them ? That’s just about po­li­ti­cal will !
To have hu­man de­cen­cy res­pec­ted by my own coun­try, Bel­gium.
Which coun­try can claim to be a state of law and ignore the ru­lings of the Eu­ro­pean Court of Hu­man Rights ? To­day I am asha­med of my coun­try, I am asha­med of being Bel­gian.
There are laws, but lu­cki­ly there are al­so people.
If the go­vern­ment conti­nues to act ille­gal­ly, then on­ly ci­vil di­so­be­dience re­mains.
May the Bel­gian go­vern­ment (and all ci­ti­zens) be more hos­pi­table and hu­mane to­wards mi­grants.
Bel­gium and its go­vern­ment should do more jus­tice to their ci­ti­zens.
A mi­gra­tion po­li­cy must res­pect eve­ryo­ne’s hu­man rights and self-es­teem.
Let’s stop sa­ving mo­ney at the ex­pense of hu­ma­ni­ty.
Bel­gian po­li­ti­cians should fi­nal­ly do eve­ry­thing in their po­wer to pro­vide a res­pect­ful and sup­por­tive wel­come to mi­grants from all over the world.
A real ar­ri­val po­li­cy with res­pect for all laws, the Conven­tion on Hu­man Rights, the Ge­ne­va Conven­tion and ESPECIALLY for the fact that we are all people of one world.
I am sho­cked. How can you, “Po­li­ti­cians”, with our mo­ney, think you can leave more than 2,500 people on the streets ? For­tu­na­te­ly, there are SOCIETIES.
The Bel­gian go­vern­ment must res­pect the Eu­ro­pean laws on re­fu­gee asy­lum. When a go­vern­ment takes ille­gal ac­tions, ci­ti­zens right­ly start won­de­ring.
Mi­grants should no lon­ger be cri­mi­na­li­zed : mi­gra­ting is exer­ci­sing your right to per­so­nal mo­bi­li­ty.
That Bel­gian and Eu­ro­pean po­li­ti­cians or­ga­nize mi­gra­tion flows to solve the cur­rent ca­tas­tro­phic sys­tem.
That our so­cie­ty and the po­li­ti­cians who re­present it en­sure that no per­son is left be­hind, whoe­ver they are, whe­re­ver they come from, wha­te­ver their so­cial si­tua­tion.
We wish the po­li­ti­cians the cou­rage to take up their res­pon­si­bi­li­ties !
URGENTLY !!! I would like to set up a re­cep­tion in­fra­struc­ture for mi­grants in my mu­ni­ci­pa­li­ty and guide their ef­forts to­wards in­te­gra­tion in our beau­ti­ful coun­try !
Can the West stop sup­por­ting dic­ta­tor­ships in black Afri­ca ?
Po­li­ti­cians should take concrete mea­sures to re­solve conflicts and eli­mi­nate in­equa­li­ty.
Bet­ter lis­te­ning and more consul­ta­tion bet­ween po­li­ti­cians and ci­ti­zens.
Let mi­gra­tion be a real right and put an end to home vi­sits. We are all the same people from one pla­net !
The pre­ven­tive abo­li­tion of the sys­tem of home en­try. It is not by sear­ching houses that we find ter­ro­rists. It is by pro­vi­ding the ne­ces­sa­ry funds to Jus­tice that ra­di­ca­li­zed in­di­vi­duals will not be over­loo­ked.
I would like to see more mu­ni­ci­pal ac­tions that give mi­grants the wel­come they need.
Mi­gra­tion po­li­cy must pro­mote the re­set­tle­ment of mi­grants and asy­lum see­kers who al­rea­dy have fa­mi­ly on Bel­gian ter­ri­to­ry.
Can the state stop was­ting our mo­ney on fla­shy pro­jects ? We don’t need luxu­ry. Ra­ther, we de­sire the proxi­mi­ty of hap­py, ful­filled, wel­come, ac­tive and free people.
I would like a lit­tle more ef­fort from the go­vern­ment.
Eve­ry per­son on earth de­serves the same op­por­tu­ni­ties in terms of sa­fe­ty, food and health. That all people are trea­ted equal­ly as hu­man beings re­gard­less of their na­tio­na­li­ty.
Clear rules must be laid down and res­pec­ted by the Fe­de­ral State in its mi­gra­tion po­li­cy.
The go­vern­ment must res­pect the law when re­cei­ving mi­grants.
I pro­pose to main­tain the obli­ga­tions of the re­cep­tion mu­ni­ci­pa­li­ties, in­clu­ding my ci­ty, in the long term.
I would like to see the Jus­tice De­part­ment bet­ter fun­ded. It is unac­cep­table to hear that in­hu­mane si­tua­tions re­main un­re­sol­ved be­cause of the un­der­fun­ded ju­di­cial ad­mi­nis­tra­tion !
The re­gu­la­ri­za­tion of un­do­cu­men­ted im­mi­grants, safe and le­gal ways to mi­grate, the wel­co­ming of mi­grants in the dif­ferent mu­ni­ci­pa­li­ties, gua­ran­teeing their ac­tual rights !
May eve­ryone be able to live with di­gni­ty and sa­fe­ty, have pa­pers, in short, live to­ge­ther. For this we need a fai­rer and more hu­mane mi­gra­tion po­li­cy.
Fe­wer mi­nis­ters mean more pro­mises are kept.
Start from re­la­tion­ships bet­ween willing ci­ti­zens and make this in­to po­li­cy =) in­volve ci­ti­zen com­mit­tees and people on the ground in the re­flec­tion on re­cep­tion po­li­cy.
Re­gu­la­ri­za­tion with clear and per­ma­nent cri­te­ria, an in­de­pendent com­mit­tee.
Concrete ac­tions to pro­tect un­do­cu­men­ted people in my mu­ni­ci­pa­li­ty.
Abo­lish­ment of clo­sed centres.
Change the Du­blin pro­ce­dure.
Hu­man Rights coun­try ? Let us use our fi­nan­cial re­sources to put these beau­ti­ful words in­to ac­tion.
The UN has en­dor­sed the rights of mi­grants as a hu­man right : in this spi­rit, I pro­pose to en­cou­rage Bel­gium and the Eu­ro­pean Union to be­come part­ners in this Trea­ty and to si­gn and ra­ti­fy it.
That people from coun­tries at war au­to­ma­ti­cal­ly re­ceive pa­pers.
Can’t my mu­ni­ci­pa­li­ty have “Ci­ti­zen Cards” is­sued ?
Mu­ni­ci­pa­li­ties must re­new their plea for their hos­pi­ta­li­ty and ef­fec­ti­ve­ly com­mit to a po­li­cy of open­ness and wel­come.
Clear and per­ma­nent cri­te­ria for re­gu­la­ri­za­tion.
An in­de­pendent com­mit­tee.
The end of ca­pi­ta­lism ! Be­cause we use fo­rei­gners to lo­wer wages = bad for lo­cal wor­kers = in­crea­sing far-right voices = bree­ding ground for dic­ta­tor­ship.
Qui­ck­ly es­ta­blish re­gu­la­ri­za­tion cri­te­ria.
We, the mul­ti­na­tio­nals of the North, who de­ter­mine the prices of raw ma­te­rials, or­ga­nize the mar­kets, areas culti­va­ted ex­clu­si­ve­ly for us, ships that sail the seas, you see the re­sults on the cli­mate. But are we going to change ?
Let there be no more war in the world.
We want to put the ci­ti­zen at the cen­ter of va­rious po­li­ti­cal de­ci­sions. We must create a break our­selves and be the ar­chi­tects of the re­ne­wal.
Land of hu­man rights ? Shouldn’t we ra­ther use our fi­nan­cial re­sources in a hu­mane way to res­pect these won­der­ful va­lues ?
I pro­pose to abo­lish the Du­blin agree­ments, to oblige the Bel­gian state to res­pect In­ter­na­tio­nal Law.
Anyone who has ar­ri­ved via fa­mi­ly reu­ni­fi­ca­tion should be able to ob­tain na­tio­na­li­ty af­ter 3 years.
Res­pect hu­man di­gni­ty and fun­da­men­tal rights.
Re­ceive them, do not judge or re­ject them.
It is im­pe­ra­tive that po­li­ti­cians act and that our go­vern­ments ful­fill the Eu­ro­pean obli­ga­tions they have agreed to.
Let eve­ry po­li­ti­cian do­nate a day’s sa­la­ry to the ho­me­less.
I pro­pose to re­gu­la­rize people wi­thout re­si­dence per­mits en masse and to res­pect all our in­ter­na­tio­nal obli­ga­tions in the field of mi­gra­tion !