What does it mean to share the label “exile”, while facing very different opportunities and barriers, both largely depending on your country of origin?

This edition of “Exile Talks” explores the different layers of realities of exile in Germany. The discussion focuses on the challenges exiled journalists and human rights defenders encounter when navigating the German migration system and interacting with with German human rights organisations and the media landscape. We will examine how social inequalities, structural racism, and other discriminatory policies shape access to society, covering topics such as visas, work permits, employment, cooperation opportunities, institutional support and protection from transnational repression.

More details on speakers and moderator will follow soon.

Stay for the conversation
After the talk, join us for drinks, snacks, and informal conversations. Meet the speakers, connect with others, and spend the evening exploring stories that cross borders and challenge perspectives.

Exile Talks is a monthly series highlighting the expertise and experiences of exiled journalists and media professionals. This event is financially supported by Berliner Landeszentrale für Politische Bildung. This event is jointly organized by CORRECTIV.Exile and Civil Society Forum.