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Les kamikazes sociaux du 21e siècle et les chemins de l’espoir.
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Social kamikazes of the 21e century and ways of L? hope.
Automatically translated into English thanks to WorldLingo
They are thousands each year with S? to fail on the white beaches of L? other with dimensions of the Red Sea, to defy the barbed iron walls covering the Western borders. They are hundreds each day to try L? ventures of their life by leaving their misery to go to be made slave D? a reality crueler, violently pitiless. They are young people and desperate, coming from all the corners of the black continent, which N? forever as well borne its name. De did Soweto in Lagos passing by Bamako, they decide D? to go to the continuation of happiness. Who are they thus these nomads of the human suffering? Young people, full with life and the hardened glance, often devastated by violence, the destruction, and despair. They cross like phantom caravans the hardest deserts, playing play of the hide-and-seek with the frontier guards of our countries. In 2006, L? did international organization for migration (OIM) count more than 27.000 irregular migrants leaving the coasts of L? Africa of L? West for L? occident and its illusions. A figure in increase in 2007 which reflects L? extent of the phenomenon, and whose report challenges the African governments, unable jusqu? here D? y to bring concrete solutions.

L? Does Africa empty his/her children, of his force and its future seems to escape to him like if it N? was always qu? an unworthy mother, cocufiée and deceived by his/her many lovers. Young African has desires to leave, at all costs, qu? the risks import. Which risks? The 500 dead ones fished out by the Spanish authorities in 2006 off the Canaries, these candidates for L? immigration deriving on ships of fortune, killed by the cold, dehydration, L? lure of gain of the frontier runners or by the sharks. Negligible risks for these friends who take the every day the road of the no return, because as they say it so well “the worst, C? is to remain here”. Does an expression in wolof illustrate this state D coldly? spirit “Barça mba Barzakh” or “Barcelona or to die”. C? is to say their determination to flee L? hell in which they tested, in vain, to survive. When one lives the same ghetto since his birth, as L? one N? does not have the means of continuing a normal basic schooling, qu? it is necessary to go the kilometers to find D a little? drinking water, and that the least democratic buzz does call a bloody repression, existences that L? one promises with each international conference and in each national plan, are too narrow for the dreams of social success.

Does everyone know it, but one S? L endeavours? to be unaware of, L? social elevator in Africa remained blocked, for the majority of the cases, in the higher realms. And for does the youth undermined by the under-employment and its defects, the wars, safety come D? elsewhere. How not to include/understand those which S? in will seek a better life in these regions where all can be possible through work and D? eagerness? Can one reproach them for wanting to know the dream Yankee, to taste with French freedom, to enjoy the English méritocratie and D? to incarnate the German dynamism? Tandis qu? in do Ndjamena resound the blows of rifle, qu? in do Mogadiscio the bidasses make reign terror and qu? in Abidjan all is devastated. African youth is in search of reference mark. It S? identify with the imported models of success and requires to be able to make some in the same way. Obnubilated for some by stereotyped foil of L? occident-but, conscious of realities for D? others, young migrant African, clandestinely, are carrying the hopes and the hopes of their families. They are the social kamikazes of this century who go at the price of their own life hung a promise D? future. In Senegal D? after analyses of the International Monetary International Monetary Fund, the transfers of funds carried out by the clandestine emigrants for the benefit of their families, remained balance, represent nearly 15 percent of the GDP - interior product gross - country. C? is strong of this report that Laurent de Boeck, regional representative of L? OIM declared that: “very are few measurements taken to stop L? irregular immigration parce qu? it generates much more funds than L? development aid”. Moreover, with L? instar of Yaounde, L? is cultural and artistic influence of this “diaspora” considerable at the point to make forget and conceal the sourest criticisms of ONGs local of fight against L? clandestine immigration. C? is thus qu? clandestine immigrant yesterday, a brother or an S? ur S? sets up aujourd? today in idol of the young people. All ways leading finally to Rome.
Did the calamitous management of the economic crisis of 1973 by the majority of the African countries, have a disastrous impact on L? together economic, social fabric and policy of the continent. Torn by wars fratricidal and obliged to yield in the plans D? austerity of the institutions of Bretton Woods, L? Africa plunged in misery and poverty making re-appear evils until there under control such as the corruption, the clientelism, political conservatism and the ethnic reflex. At the same time, the standard of living became less important, the zones urban are ghettoïser literally, unemployment exceeded any understanding, and L? social insecurity S? is imposed as being the major concern of young African. More qu? an obsession, this insecurity S? is run up against the feeling D? inertia and of marginalisation on behalf of controlling and the civil company. D? where the strong tendency to L? expatriation by tortuous and illegal ways.
But most worrying in this phenomenon, C? is without any doubt the case of the girls who avoiding the deserts of the Sahara, fall into the networks from prostitution and L? sexual slave system. They fill the tank with the “cybercentres”, known under the term of “cybercafés”, with the research of providential “the white” which would come to draw them from their misery. And in spite of the hardening of the Western legislations as regards fight against L? clandestine immigration, the number of “white” marriages in sub-Saharan Africa N? has of cease D? to increase. One still keeps with L? spirit terrible images of these African girls forced to copulate with animals to test D? to send a few hundreds of thousands of frank to their involved in debt families. An acceptable sacrifice.
Recently, approximately 220 illegal immigrants were intercepted with broad of L? Italian island of Lampedusa, a figure which authorizes and legitimise the xenophobe policies, but which masks in fact reality D? a migratory flow quite as prejudicial for L? Africa, that of the brain drain. These hundreds of young African going each year to enrich the academic and economic poles by the Western capitals to the detriment of their continent in lack of qualified frameworks and paying at the full price the foreign co-operators. Young people who return with difficulty S? to install on the continent, preferring wrongly or rightly trumpets of the consideration and the recognition of their country D? reception. A movement D? as much more perverse qu? it seems encouraged by the new policies of L? immigration which the Westerners want “selected”. Between intellectual plundering and the possibility D? to help L? Africa with S? in leaving while training these young graduates, the debate which shakes political microcosm diverts L? doesn't attention but make forget that the large majority of the national initiatives to prevent the migration of young African like the plan DREAMED? Return towards L? Agriculture? in Senegal, is a failure. One moreover which throws on the ways of L? hope, of the thousands of social kamikazes, this African youth, that nothing nor nobody N? will stop.

Ludewic Mac Kwin the Davy one






January 9, 2008 | 2:18 PM Comments  0 comments

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