The migration service is controlling the movement of migrants and refugees, forcing people to stay in isolated sites and suddently to move between camps. Therefore in July, The Bridge Radio is moving out of Copenhagen to broadcast live from asylum camps all over Denmark. We will visit members of the radio who have been forcefully moved away from our community; and we will go to sites that we normally cannot reach. For three weeks (11th to 31th of July) we will broadcast live from five different asylum camps; Thisted, Brovst, Kjærshovedgård, Haderslev and Næstved. We hope you will join us in the camps through the live stream on;

http://www.thebridgeradio.dk/contact-1-1/

The Bridge Radio is an independent radio project created by people with and without citizenship, who produce radio about migration and freedom of movement. It started as a protest against the repressive migration regime in EU. Today, politicians and the media talk about border and migration issues, but it is rarely presented from the perspective of those taking the journey or experiencing the system themselves. We find it essential never to keep silent about what is happening at the EU borders, in places of detention and the asylum system. Only by raising our voices, changes can happen. We strive to create a platform where people can share their own stories and experiences.

The Bridge Radio was initiated in the Trampoline House in Copenhagen in spring 2015 and is independent of any economic, commercial, party-political and state interests.