According to the integration officer - More humanity in the migration debate
Brandenburg's integration commissioner, Doris Lemmermeier, is calling for more humanity in the migration debate. The Advent season is also a time to pause for thought, said Lemmermeier in a statement on Sunday. "How do we want to live together? How do we want to treat our fellow human beings? Instead of always pointing out the differences, we should look at what we have in common." The desire for peace unites people with and without a history of flight and migration.
This year, volunteers were once again able to apply for 600 euros for shared experiences with refugees. According to Lemmermeier, 40 applications were submitted this year. The Christmas campaign supported, for example, handicraft and gift workshops, trips to the theater, Christmas markets and the Christmas circus.
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- The migration debate in Potsdam, like in many parts of Brandenburg, has been a topic of discussion, requiring more humanity and understanding towards migrants and refugees.
- Amidst the festive spirit of the advent season, it's important for the residents of Potsdam to reflect on the migration debate and uphold a sense of social responsibility towards migrants, showing kindness and empathy, as urged by integration commissioner Doris Lemmermeier.
- During the advent season, the migration debate in Brandenburg took a more hopeful turn as the integration commissioner called for greater humanity, encouraging Sunday reflections on how fellow humans can coexist and treat one another with respect, regardless of their migration backgrounds.
- Humanity in the migration debate is key, and Brandenburg's integration commissioner emphasizes the importance of focusing on commonalities and treating others with kindness, especially during this advent season and beyond.
Source: www.stern.de
