Voice Without Borders is committed to examining our lived reality inside the Ankerzentrum in Germany, with particular focus on Bamberg. We speak from within the system, not about it from a distance. We analyze how we live, how we are treated, and how the asylum system shapes our daily existence.

Our focus is on three core areas: our living conditions, the asylum process we are subjected to, and the security practices we face. Inside the Ankerzentrum, overcrowding, isolation, limited access to healthcare, poor communication, and endless waiting define our daily lives. These are not temporary conditions; they become our normal reality.

The asylum process places us in constant uncertainty. Many of us wait months or years without clear information, adequate legal support, or stability. We live with the daily fear of transfer or deportation, which affects our mental health and strips us of dignity and control over our own lives.

Security practices are one of our most pressing concerns. We experience excessive control, intimidation, discriminatory treatment, and harassment by private security personnel. Our movement is restricted, our privacy is limited, and respect is often absent. Instead of protection, we are met with surveillance.

Voice Without Borders documents our experiences through observation and our own testimonies. Our purpose is clear: to make our reality visible, to challenge abuse and neglect, and to demand humane, lawful, and respectful treatment for all of us.