On 18 October a panel discussion with anthropologists of the University of Bayreuth, together with Bremen refugees and activists, took place in Munich at the no-profit space Bellevue di Monaco. The discussion presented the joint work of the project No One Can be Born Twice, which documents the consequences for those affected of determining whether someone is under 18 or refusing to issue birth certificates and other documents. Information on the project at https://born-twice.de

In cooperation with the University of Bayreuth and Together We Are Bremen

Guests included: Fatoumata Cham, Sabine Netz and Omar Janneh from the No one can be born twice collective, Chris Oppl from the Munich Refugee Council.

Watch here the recording of the panel discussion.