Social justice and democracy - these are the issues Ibrahim Izzeldeen has dedicated his life to. Our new movement worker supports refugees in Germany in fighting for their rights and campaigns with the civil society movement against the military dictatorship in his country of origin, Sudan.

Nadine Saeed fights for the clarification of the death of Oury Jalloh, who burned to death in a prison cell of the Dessau police station in 2005. She is part of the initiative to commemorate Oury Jalloh. Nadine's commitment is not only about justice in this case, but about the issue of racist police violence as a whole.

Dorothee Häußermann campaigns for climate justice and an immediate coal phase-out. She organises climate camps, actions in the Rhenish lignite mining area or educational and public relations work on alternative economic concepts.

Christopher Laumanns thinks ecological and social issues together. That is why he is involved in the climate justice movement and organises degrowth conferences and summer schools.

Rex Osa is committed to the rights of refugees in Germany and around the world. He supports them in their struggle for the right to stay and social rights and helps them to self-organise.

The focus of his political engagement is the organisation of legal self-help for activists from the ecology and peace movement.

Anti-nuclear, climate justice, accessibility, housing policy - activist Cécile Lecomte is active on many issues.

Hagen Kopp is involved in the anti-racism movement and supports refugees and migrants in their everyday struggle for the right to stay and social rights.

When asked about his political goal, Bruno Watara's answer is short and to the point: "I want refugees in Germany to be treated like human beings - with respect."