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EU: Operation Mos Maiorum: Interim report: documenting racist controls with mapping software

21 October 2014

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"For the first time we have set up such a mapping-software to visualize and make public racist controls in the EU. It is an experiment which still has a lot of room for improvement. But already now we can envision the potential of such a tool, once it becomes a common media practice for thousands of activists."

See: Interim report: documenting racist controls with mapping software (linksunten.indymedia.org. link)

Also: Map: Refugees Welcome (link)

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