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»Network Soli-Asyl Würzburg« is a local and independent association of activists, solidarity initiatives, and individuals in the area of Würzburg and part of the network »Aktion Bürger*innenasyl«.

Together with people who are fighting against their deportation, we want to create solidarity structures that support people in their struggle for their right to stay in Germany. The aim of our initiative is to provide people threatened with deportation temporary places of refuge and shelter, to ensure access to health care and legal advice, and to support them in finding and developing sustainable perspectives. At the same time, we are aware that Soli-Asyl, similar to church asylum, is always the last option to achieve a right to stay. Only when all alternatives have been exhausted, Soli-Asyl can make a meaningful contribution to preventing deportations.

In a joint act of civil disobedience and lived solidarity, we want to put a spanner in the works of the deportation machinery and contribute to making this inhumane practice impossible. We stand for the unconditional right to stay and the freedom of movement of all people, as well as for a world of solidarity in which human dignity is truly unimpeachable. We refuse to accept the prevailing policy of deportations and exclusion and demand that people may decide freely where they can and want to live.

We are convinced that migration, the overcoming of borders and the struggle for the right to stay represent central forms of active political resistance against global relations of domination and exploitation. However, these struggles often take place far from the general public and remain invisible in isolated camps. It is about time that people with more privileges now follow these examples, show solidarity and open up places of refuge for people threatened with deportation.

Our initiative is deliberately not secret, its purpose political. We want to live in a city of solidarity and consider Soli-Asyl as part of a global social movement that works to ensure that human rights apply to all people without exception or condition. Everyone has a right to housing, education, health and mobility, regardless of  social or legal status, origin, gender, or other constructed criteria.

Let us together prevent deportations and resolutely oppose the German and European policies of isolation!

No one is illegal!
For a world without borders!
For an unconditional right to stay for all!