“What did you personally experience during your volunteer work for refugees?” The volunteer coordinators in the Tübingen district and the readers of tünews INTERNATIONAL are looking for responses to this question. People who have been involved in supporters or otherwise between 2015 and today are invited to write down experiences from their volunteer work and send them to the refugee officer of the district of Tübingen, Hanna Hahn. She reports that she has already received “wonderful gems”, from somber reports to very colorful stories. Tünews INTERNATIONAL plans to publish the contributions in a special magazine. In addition, the volunteer coordinators… Read More
Day: June 12, 2020
بعض الآراء عن التعليم المنزلي من بعض اللاجئين
بقلم: بتول حدوس ، دانية محفوظ ، حنين كنجو ، حياة (اسم مستعار) ، مجد كنجو ، مريم (اسم مستعار) ، ميشائيل سايفرت ، محمد ، علا محفوظ ، رولا الصغير ، سارة الصغير ، يوسف محفوظ سيتمكن الطلاب قريباً من الذهاب إلى المدرسة مرة أخرى ولكن بدوام جزئي، ولكن التعليم المنزلي سيبقى هو الأساس. كيف يتعامل الأطفال من عائلات اللاجئين مع هذا الوضع الذي بدأ في 17 آذار/ مارس؟ طرح فريق التحرير هذا السؤال عندما أرسلت سارة ـ الطالبة في الصف الخامس في الغمنازيوم ـ نصًا عن رأيها بالتعليم المنزلي. رأيها كان واضحاً: “نحن الأطفال نتعلم الآن عن طريق… Read More
Prime Minister on Corona myths: no villain who wants to fool everyone
People are now also protesting in Tübingen against the corona policy of the federal and state governments. Baden-Württemberg’s Prime Minister Winfried Kretschmann addressed these demonstrations, among other things, in his new video podcast on Tuesday. “The right of assembly is a fundamental right,” said Kretschmann. However, he also sees that “extremists and populists” are using demonstrations for their purposes. For example, they claim that Microsoft founder Bill Gates is behind Corona in order to secretly establish world domination. This “conspiracy theory”, according to the Prime Minister, is absurd: “There is no villain here who wants to fool us all.” But… Read More
Swimming season has started with restrictions
Public pools, thermal spas and swimming lakes in Baden-Württemberg are allowed to reopen from Saturday, 6th of June, with controlled access. This was decided by the steering group of the provincial government on Thursday, 4th of June. Nevertheless, there are restrictions: Only a certain number of guests may rest on lawns or swim in the pool at the same time – depending on the size of the area. Also, in the pools and swimming lakes, people have to keep a minimum distance of 1.5 meters. The operators have to prevent people from gathering in crowds and cuing in front of… Read More