Amnesty International und das Slovenische Designstudio Poper erinnern an die fast 20.000 Bürger, die 1992 aus den slovenischen Bürgerregister gestrichen wurden, ohen Benachrichtigung, ohne Prozess, ohne rechtliuche Grundlage, die einfach – soweit es den Staat betraf – unsichtbar wurden. Plakate, Schilder und andere Medien in Lubljana erzählen die Geschichte einiger dieser Menschen. Mehr hier.
The Erased is the common name for 18,305 individuals who at the time of independence had a registered permanent residence in Slovenia and are mostly of a nationality other than Slovenian. On February 26, 1992, they were unlawfully removed (erased) from the Registry of Permanent Residents of Slovenia. They were not informed of the removal from the registry, which was carried out without any legal procedure. Due to losing the status of permanent residents they were deprived of numerous rights, such as: the right to social security, access to the health system/insurance, the possibility of employment, the right to unemployment protection, the right to protection (arising from the regulated status in Slovenia), access to the educational system and other rights. The Erased are still a stigmatized social group and they encounter various difficulties: from identity to political, economic and cultural. Most of them are members of other nationalities of the former Yugoslavia though Slovenians can be found among them.
via Osocio
25. Mai 2008 20:40 Uhr. Kategorie Design. Keine Antwort.
