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Asylzentrum Tübingen: Seeing People, Not Managing Them
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When Mohammad Al-Hussain was shot in 2008 and slightly traumatized with his wife and two children fled to Germany, the Palestinian from Lebanon had no idea what an asylum procedure meant. The rejection of his first application came quickly, the fear grew. Only as employees of the Tübingen Asylum Center as every Wednesday morning came to the refugee shelter, something changed. "Without them I should not have stayed," says Al-Hussain today. The ad…
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