Author: Klaus Jünschke

Action alliance against housing shortage and urban degradation, newsletter 121 WHO CAN HELP: SIX HEADS NEED A HOME! The Winands family is homeless. The city wants to deport them to a shelter in Ehrenfeld. But the Winands are at home in Porz, where their children go to daycare and school. The city does not want… Continue reading Newsletter 121 of January 21, 2023

Action alliance against housing shortage and urban degradation, circular 118 For a city without homelessnessFor a city without evictionsFor a city without drug deathsFor a city without violence against women and childrenFor a city without deportationsFor a city without poverty All year long these demands were at the end of our newsletters. In this last… Continue reading Newsletter 118 of December 30, 2022

Action alliance against housing shortage and urban degradation, circular 114 Substitute imprisonment – fighting against the poor, instead of fighting against poverty Those who are sentenced to a fine and do not pay go to jail. The women and men concerned were sentenced to a fine because the offenses they were charged with were more… Continue reading Newsletter 114 of December 3, 2022

Action alliance against housing shortage and urban destruction, newsletter 111 Voices of the homeless in the arena on Nov. 10, 2022 at 30 Years of Ass Huh: Melissa Linda Rennings and Rainer Kippe Moderator: Linda, on your sweater it says “Streetwork”, one can see directly what you do. You work on the streets with homeless… Continue reading Newsletter 111 of November 12, 2022

Action alliance against housing shortage and urban degradation, circular 110 Drug addiction and homelessness VISION e.V.. the Cologne association for accepting drug work, celebrated the Memorial Day for deceased female drug users for the 25th time on July 21, 2022. “Female drug users possess a right to human dignity just like all other people. They… Continue reading Newsletter 110 of November 5, 2022

Action alliance against housing shortage and urban degradation, newsletter 106 “Reker is not interested in building”. – is the title of the interview with Daniel Arnold in the business section of the Kölner Stadt-Anzeiger on page 9 of October 7, 2022. In view of the housing shortage, the chairman of the supervisory board and shareholder… Continue reading Newsletter 106 of October 8, 2022

Action Alliance against Housing Shortage and Urban Degradation, Newsletter 105 Winter Aid 2022/2023 Happy 80th birthday to Günter Wallraff. Last year he was with us at the beginning of December on the station forecourt. The three-day overnight stay with homeless people was intended to draw attention to the situation of the homeless and to urge… Continue reading Newsletter 105 – 01 October 2022

Action Alliance against Housing Shortage and Urban Degradation, Newsletter 104 Housing shortage in Cologne – Greens, CDU and Volt let it happen If you want to prevent homelessness, you have to stop forced evictions. Current figures from Cologne: in 2020, there were 1,728 evictions and in 2021, 1,589 apartments were evicted.https://berichte-landtag.nrw.de/uploads/345/KA%20345.pdf The Rosa-Luxemburg-Gesprächskreis Sülz-Klettenberg (Cologne)… Continue reading Newsletter 104 – 24 September 2022

Action Alliance against Housing Shortage and Urban Degradation, Newsletter 104 Housing shortage in Cologne – Greens, CDU and Volt let it happen If you want to prevent homelessness, you have to stop forced evictions. Current figures from Cologne: in 2020, there were 1,728 evictions and in 2021, 1,589 apartments were evicted.https://berichte-landtag.nrw.de/uploads/345/KA%20345.pdf The Rosa-Luxemburg-Gesprächskreis Sülz-Klettenberg (Cologne)… Continue reading Newsletter 104 -24 September 2022

Social inequality and refugees and homeless people in Cologne “How is there to be a city without anti-Semitism, without racism and without sexism if social inequality continues to increase? How is universal fear to disappear from the city as long as people fall through the meshes of the social net into the bottomless pit?” (On… Continue reading Newsletter 101 of September 3, 2022