Schlagwort: Exiljournalismus

  • Exile Talks Movie Night: Kashmir

    Exile Talks Movie Night: Kashmir

    12. November um 19:00 21:00 in Berlin

    This edition of Exile Talks begins with selected excerpts from Kus Kari Kongul – A Song for the Vanishing Fields (2025) , a documentary by Kashmiri journalist and filmmaker Sajad Rasool that explores the transformation of land, livelihoods, and power in contemporary Kashmir.

    Following the screening, we will be joined by two filmmakers from Kashmir for a conversation on press freedom and artistic expression in India, with a particular focus on Kashmir. Together, we will discuss the political realities of reporting and filmmaking under increasing pressure, the role of Germany and Europe in their relationship with India, and the particular challenges faced by female filmmakers.

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  • Exile Talks: Sudan

    Exile Talks: Sudan

    15. Oktober um 19:00 21:00 in Berlin

    This edition of Exile Talks asks what is missing from the way Sudan is discussed – and how we can better understand the conflict beyond simplified narratives of „civil war“.

    Bringing together a Sudanese human rights activist and an exiled journalist, the conversation will examine both the humanitarian situation and the challenges of reporting on the conflict. We will discuss the conflict dynamics, the role of Sudanese civil society and the diaspora, the involvement of international actors, and how activists and journalists continue their work from exile.

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  • Exile Talk: Same Label, Different Treatment

    Exile Talk: Same Label, Different Treatment

    30. September um 19:00 21:00 in Berlin

    What does it mean to share the label “exile”, while facing very different opportunities and barriers, both largely depending on your country of origin?

    This edition of “Exile Talks” explores the different layers of realities of exile in Germany. The discussion focuses on the challenges exiled journalists and human rights defenders encounter when navigating the German migration system and interacting with German human rights organisations and the media landscape. We will examine how social inequalities, structural racism, and other discriminatory policies shape access to society, covering topics such as visas, work permits, employment, cooperation opportunities, institutional support and protection from transnational repression.

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  • Ich traf meinen Mörder | Eine Live-Erzählung mit Can Dündar Katilimle Karşılaştım | Can Dündar ile Canlı Anlatım

    Ich traf meinen Mörder | Eine Live-Erzählung mit Can Dündar Katilimle Karşılaştım | Can Dündar ile Canlı Anlatım

    4. September um 20:00 in Hamburg

    Das Event findet auf Türkisch mit Live-Übersetzung ins Deutsche statt.

    Deutsch: Man gab mir den Auftrag, Sie zu töten. Ich bin bereit, alles zu sagen, was ich weiß.

    Mit diesen Worten beginnt eine wahre Geschichte, die unglaublicher klingt als jeder Thriller.

    Der renommierte Journalist und Exilautor Can Dündar machte mit seiner Enthüllung geheimer Waffenlieferungen der türkischen Regierung an islamistische Gruppen weltweit Schlagzeilen und wurde dadurch zur Zielscheibe des Erdoğan-Regimes. Es folgten eine Verurteilung zu 27 Jahren Haft, ein Attentat vor laufenden Kameras und schließlich das Exil in Berlin.

    Jahre später erhält er einen Brief aus einem Gefängnis in Buenos Aires: Der Mann, der ihn töten sollte, will sprechen. Dündar entscheidet sich für eine außergewöhnliche Begegnung – und stößt dabei auf ein verborgenes Netzwerk aus Macht, Geheimdiensten, organisierter Kriminalität und Terror.

    Basierend auf seinem Buch „Ich traf meinen Mörder – Ein Journalist und die dunklen Seiten der Macht“ bringt Can Dündar diese Geschichte erstmals als eindrucksvolle Live-Erzählung auf die Bühne. Mit persönlichen Berichten, exklusiven Videoausschnitten, Bildern und dokumentarischem Material nimmt er das Publikum mit hinter die Kulissen einer Realität, die sonst verborgen bleibt. Ein Abend über Wahrheit, Angst, Mut – und die unverzichtbare Bedeutung unabhängigen Journalismus.

    Die Veranstaltung findet auf Türkisch statt und wird für deutschsprachige Gäste live simultan ins Deutsche übersetzt. Im Anschluss folgen eine Publikumsdiskussion sowie eine Buchsignierung.

    Türkisch: Sizi öldürmem için bana görev verildi. Bildiğim her şeyi anlatmaya hazırım.

    Bu sözlerle, herhangi bir gerilim romanından daha inanılmaz görünen gerçek bir hikâye başlıyor.

    Ünlü gazeteci ve sürgündeki yazar Can Dündar, Türkiye hükümetinin cihatçı gruplara yaptığı gizli silah sevkiyatlarını ortaya çıkarmasıyla dünya çapında manşetlere çıktı ve Erdoğan rejiminin hedefi hâline geldi. Ardından hakkında 27 yıl hapis cezası verildi, kameralar önünde bir suikast girişimine uğradı ve sonunda Berlinʼde sürgüne gitmek zorunda kaldı.

    Yıllar sonra Buenos Airesʼteki bir hapishaneden gelen bir mektup her şeyi değiştirir: Onu öldürmekle görevlendirilen adam konuşmak istemektedir. Dündar bu sıra dışı buluşmayı kabul eder ve kendisini iktidar, istihbarat servisleri, organize suç ve terör arasındaki gizli bir ağın içinde bulur.

    Can Dündar, “Ich traf meinen Mörder – Ein Journalist und die dunklen Seiten der Macht“ (“Katilimle Karşılaştım – Bir Gazeteci ve İktidarın Karanlık Yüzü“) adlı kitabından yola çıkarak bu hikâyeyi ilk kez etkileyici bir canlı anlatım olarak sahneye taşıyor. Kişisel tanıklıklar, özel video görüntüleri, fotoğraflar ve belgesel materyaller eşliğinde izleyicileri perde arkasında saklı kalan bir gerçeğin içine davet ediyor.

    Gerçeğin, korkunun, cesaretin ve bağımsız gazeteciliğin hayati öneminin anlatıldığı unutulmaz bir akşam.

    Etkinlik Türkçe gerçekleşecektir ve Almanca konuşan konuklar için eşzamanlı Almanca çeviri sunulacaktır. Programın ardından seyirci söyleşisi ve kitap imza bölümü yapılacaktır.

    Steindamm 45
    Hamburg, Hamburg 20099

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  • Exile Talks: Stand Up! (summer edition)

    Exile Talks: Stand Up! (summer edition)

    17. Juni um 19:00 21:00 in Berlin

    A live storytelling event featuring exiled journalists, writers, and artists from around the world — hosted by CORRECTIV.Exile.

    One stage. Five minutes each.
    Hear personal stories about freedom, exile, press freedom and life across borders — told with honesty, humor, and heart.

    Lehrter Str. 35
    Berlin, Berlin 10557

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  • Exile Talks: Citizens against Censorship

    Exile Talks: Citizens against Censorship

    19. Mai um 19:00 21:00 in Berlin

    What is modern censorship and how does it affect citizens in Hong Kong, Iran, and Turkey? What stories disappear, and why? How do citizens fight against modern forms of censorship, including platform restrictions, internet shutdowns, restrictive data laws, smear campaigns, and economic pressure? A public conversation with journalists, activists, and developers from Hong Kong, Iran, and Turkey.

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  • Exile Talks: Kurdistan

    Exile Talks: Kurdistan

    22. April um 19:00 21:00 in Berlin

    How does journalism function when there is no state to protect it—and several states actively working to suppress it? On the Day of Kurdish Journalism, April 22, CORRECTIV.Exile invites you to listen, ask, learn and talk to and with Kurdish journalists and artists.

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  • Exile Talks: Syrien

    Exile Talks: Syrien

    26. März um 19:00 21:00 in Berlin

    Vor über einem Jahr wurde der syrische Diktator Assad gestürzt. Seither regiert Ahmed al-Scharaa, ehemaliger Führer der islamistischen Al-Nusra-Front. In Politik und Medien wird nun viel über die Situation im Land debattiert – häufig auch über Syrerinnen und Syrer in Deutschland. Wir laden stattdessen dazu ein, mit Syrerinnen ins Gespräch zu kommen. Gespräch mit Nadine Joudi (Soziologin und Dolmetscherin aus Homs) und Yara Aboufakher (Musikerin und Pädagogin aus Suweida).

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  • Exile Talks Movie Night: Cardboard

    Exile Talks Movie Night: Cardboard

    23. Februar um 19:00 21:00 in Berlin

    Cardboard is a documentary film about protest memory in contemporary Moscow. After the start of the full-scale war, metal memorial plaques commemorating victims of Stalinist repression began disappearing from the facades of residential buildings. In response, a small group of citizens returns these names to the urban space by hanging handmade cardboard plaques in place of the destroyed ones, while also investigating who is systematically erasing the memory of political repression—and why.
    Public Screening and Discussion.

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  • Exile Talks Movie Night:Cardboard

    Exile Talks Movie Night:Cardboard

    23. Februar um 19:00 21:00 in Berlin

    Cardboard is a documentary film about protest memory in contemporary Moscow. After the start of the full-scale war, metal memorial plaques commemorating victims of Stalinist repression began disappearing from the facades of residential buildings. In response, a small group of citizens returns these names to the urban space by hanging handmade cardboard plaques in place of the destroyed ones, while also investigating who is systematically erasing the memory of political repression—and why.
    Public Screening and Discussion.

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