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Outline Introduction of the migrant groups Detailing their movements Introduction of the cases Comments and discussions Group1 A group of multinational people 15 Burmese 7 Syrians 5 Afghans ID: 654433

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Slide1

ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION

Case StudiesSlide2

Outline

Introduction of the migrant groups

Detailing

their movements

Introduction of the cases

Comments and discussionsSlide3

Group-1

A group of multi-national

people

15 Burmese

7 Syrians

5 Afghans

2 Turks

2 BangladesheseSlide4

Pakistan

A chain of smugglers had a visit to an Afghan refugee camp in Pakistan, and offered people a secure and a guaranteed travel to London

They asked $7,000 per person.

People were supposed to pay half in the beginning, and the rest would be paid after the delivery

Only

5 Afghans

could accept this offer, because they were the ones with richest relatives.

After the payments were made, they started their journey. They left Pakistan

While

travelling

in a

cargo van,

the Iranian police stopped them. The driver offered some bribes, and the police accepted. Then they continued to travel… Slide5

Bangladesh

Two friends

, aged 23, decided to go to Europe. They approached a smuggling group member to help them

. Smugglers

asked $8000 per person to take them to Italy

Friends asked their parents to provide them the money. They would pay this amount back when they

make money in

Europe.

Parents

borrowed some $5000 from a

loan-sharker. Remaining

amount was obtained by

exchanging

mothers’ jewelleries, the only valuables of these families.

They departed from Bangladesh illegally, passed through Indian and Pakistan land borders. While

traveling

in Iran they joined in

five other

illegal immigrants from Afghanistan.

Finally they reached Turkish-Iranian border.

Smugglers took over those

seven illegal immigrants

to another smuggler, a border villager. While

walking

up the hills in Iran, the smuggler was

stopped by

a group of armed people. After some talks, he paid $100 per person. They let them go.

The

smugglers

said

“They were PKK terrorists”

After entering in Turkey, another smuggler with a truck took them over and after a 24 hour trip, they

reached

a house

in Istanbul where

there were another 15 illegal immigrants

from Burma,

were awaiting.Slide6

Syria

A family (

a father, a mother and 5 kids

) had to migrate in Turkey because of the ongoing conflicts in Syria.

They sought asylum in Turkey and were settled in a refugee camp that is located at Syrian-Turkish border. They lived there for about 5 months.

In the meantime, father’s brother living in Denmark as a permanent resident, asked him to leave Turkey because Syrian conflict was getting worse and no need to wait any more. He would help his relatives in Denmark.

Brother told the father, to find Mr. X in Istanbul, a well-known smuggler, and he would help the family to get to Europe.

The father left the camp and traveled to Istanbul with his family, then found the Mr. X.

Mr. X settled them in a distant suburban house in Istanbul where there were a lot of

foreign people

were waiting. Slide7

Turkey

Two young

Turkish men

were talking to each other about the exciting lifestyle in Amsterdam.

They decided to go to Europe. They had relatives who settled in Europe years and years ago. They asked their parents about their wishes. After positive responses from the family, they applied for a visa from the Netherlands Embassy in Istanbul.

It took one month, but the visa decision was negative.

After that they decided to go there in one way or another. They had heard from friends that there were guys who were arranging Europe travels. They found them.

The smugglers asked

€5.000

per

person to

Amsterdam.

Young

men asked help from relatives in Europe, and they

provided

the money.

The smugglers told them to get ready since they depart in any time. Slide8

Turkey, Greece, Albania, …

One night, the smugglers departed from the suburban house in Istanbul with 15 Burmese, 5 Afghan, 7 Syrian, 2 Pakistan, 2 Turkish immigrants. They were hidden in a semi-truck. The smugglers took them to the Greek-Turkish Borders. They passed through the border from the River Evros.

On the Greek side, Greek smugglers took over the group and took them to the Albanian border after a 24 hour trip in a truck.

They were again

taken over

by

another group in Albania and

were traveled towards the West.

They passed the Albanian borders illegally.

While traveling on the

highway of a Western Balkan Country, an

accident happened, and the truck overturned.

After that, the driver and his associate escaped. Ten immigrants died. 9 others were injured

heavily…Slide9

Bangladesh

BurmaSlide10

CASES

Comment, discuss, and assess the situationsSlide11

CASE-1 Group-1

The survivors of the ship accident were taken to a shelter, and then transferred to an immigrant detention center for deportation.

The center is already full of illegal immigrants from Burma, Somalia, Palestine, and Syria.

The immigration department has

many difficulties

in deportation procedures…

Why do you think so? Slide12

CASE-2 Group-1

The police went to the traffic accident scene, and helped injured people and transferred them to a hospital.

7 Burmese and 3 Agfhans had treatment in between 2-15 days. After that, they were taken to the immigrant detention center.

The

detention center

was already overloaded,

and therefore, it

was

difficult to accommodate

people

,

but

no other facilities

were

existed.

It has been 2 months but

they continued to stay

in the

center

. Nobody

told them what to happen. Then, illegal immigrants in the detention center started a riot, and put the mattresses in fire. The riot seemed to expand to other detention centers in the country.

You are an important political figure in that area and people expect you to act. What would you do? Slide13

CASE-3 Group-1

The escapees of the accident were then captured by the police. They were taken to the detention center.

Among

them was the Syrian

family.

The father told their true story and later he sought for asylum with his

family.

Their application was received, a 6-month residence permit was issued. They were settled in an apartment.

The

number of foreign migrants within the country

had already tripled in a couple of years. Some native people started

to raise their voices that they are not happy with

living

together with foreign

people.

Why do you think so?

Why people don’t like newcomers?Slide14

CASE-4 Group-1

Same radicals started to annoy

foreign

people. Their children started to bully on foreign students in the schools.

In a case, an immigrant’s home was put fire, and three people died. Police thought that this

was

conducted by the radicals.

Several demonsrations

were

held in the country both by immigrants and by those who

did

not want any more immigrants.

You are the political leader of the ruling party?

How would you tackle with this issue?Slide15

Group-2

A group of multi-national

people

10 Libyans

12 Tunisians

4 Somalians

2 Niger citizensSlide16

Somalia

A

young woman

,

in

her mid-20’s

escaped from her

home. Then she went

to a shipping company in Mogadishu to ask for help to travel to

Europe.

One of her friends had illegally traveled to

Italy

in a commercial ship.

They

asked

$2500

to travel but did not bear any responsibility if she is captured.

She

accepted this offer.

The ship departed Mogadishu port towards the Port of

Tripoli in Libya. Another three men were also traveling with her. They had paid the same amount. All of them were forced to wait in a closed storage. It took 3 days. When the ship arrived in

Triploi, they were taken with a small boat to the land in the midnight. After landing, they were taken by a man to a warehouse where there were people from different countries were waiting.Slide17

Libya

A smuggling network of Northern Africa received

14 immigrants

from

their networks in

North African countries. Ten Libyans were also added to the group.

Four Somalians (including one young woman) lately joined in the group.

The smugglers arranged a mid-scale shipping boat for their travel to Lampedusa, Italy.

They

embarked people in the very early morning and

departed… Slide18

Libya, Italy, Greece, W. Balkans…

On

the international water, they come across joint Frontex patrols. They were returned.

After

sailing back in Libyan waters, the captain decided to change the route towards the Greek shores.

It took two days to reach there, but the weather got worse, and the captain lost the control.

After

a dangerous three-four hours, the boat crashed in shore rocks

very

close to

a place in W. Balkans.

Nine immigrants

and three smugglers were

dead by being drowned, while others were rescued..Slide19
Slide20

CASE-1 Group-2

The ship accident had

a

great public interest.

The

media broadcasted videos of the accident and injured people.

Social service facilities were insufficient., and therefore, local government officials could only provided food and health assistance.

The media was so harsh on government. People started to claim

that the

government did not provide adequtae

humanitarian assistance, and disregarded the immigrants’

rights.

Many foreign

resident and human rights activists within

the country organized demonstrations

against the government.

You are a MP of the ruling party and the Chairman of your party asked you to cope with this problem.

What would you do

with the

immigrant community

?Slide21

CASE-2 Group-2

One of the

survivors of

the

ship accident

was

that

Somalian girl.

After she was saved, she decided to escape.

She hithchiked on the way, an old taxi driver took her.

The

driver brought her to his home. In the morning, a man came to the house and had a look at her,

paid

some money to the driver.

Then she was forcibly taken to another house where there were

other

girls from Ukraine and Belarus. It was like a brothel.

She was very frightened. The man said to her “I paid $5000 for you. You will work for me.” She would work as a prostitute!

How would you comment? Is it the girl’s mistake? Slide22

CASE-3 Group-2

In a police investigation, a trafficking chain was disclosed and traffickers were captured.

Five young women including the Somalian girl were saved.

During the investigation, police figured out that the

City Mayor and the police

chief, very well known by his association with your party, had direct connection with the traffickers, and made huge profits. But the information

was

not publicly announced yet.

You are the Minister of Interior and General Director of Police visited you to ask on what to do.

This situation will appaerantly harm the public perception on your party’s integrity

. What

would you do

? How would you react?Slide23

CASE-4 Group-2

The number of trafficking cases are alarming in your country. Police and judiciary have legal powers but demand for cheap labor as well as the demand for sex industry is at high levels.

You

decided

to raise this issue in the Parliament

for the

fight against these crimes. However, you don’t

find

much support from your party leaders as well as the members. But you are committed.

You would like to start a social movement as a responsible political figure in the fight against trafficking in human beings.

How would you start this movement? How would you use social and political powers? What kind of obstacles may you face? Slide24

Thank you!

Oguzhan Omer Demir

oodemir@egm.gov.tr

www.utsam.org