Aktion für Menschenrechte e.V.

Do you already have German language skills at the B2 level but still feel unsure in professional conversations, job interviews, meetings, or other workplace situations? Action for Humanity e.V., in cooperation with Create Future e.V., is offering a specialized German language course designed to strengthen professional communication and workplace-related language skills. 📚 Course Content: ✅ Advanced speaking and listening skills at B2 level ✅ Professional communication in the workplace ✅ Business writing and professional correspondence ✅ Preparation for job interviews ✅ Presentation skills and participation in professional meetings ✅ Small learning groups with a maximum of 12 participants 🖥️ Online classes 📅 Course Duration: 2 months ⏰ Schedule: Two sessions per week (120 minutes per session) 💶 Participation Fee: €26 per month 🎯 Special Opportunity After the Course: Participants who successfully complete the course and demonstrate the required language skills may have the opportunity to work as language mediators or interpreters within the Siavash Project. Qualified assignments may be compensated at rates starting from €22 per hour. 👩‍🎓🧑‍🎓 This course is open to migrant women and men with German language skills at B2 level. ⚠️ Places are limited. The start date of the next course will be announced soon. By following us on Siyavash, you can stay informed about our latest services and updates.

Many individuals, during their asylum interview, tend to speak generally about the conditions in their home country or refer to family disputes and neighborhood problems. This often leads to their application being rejected, preventing them from obtaining asylum residency in Germany. But what should be said in an asylum interview, and what points should not be mentioned? In an asylum interview, you must specifically and precisely explain why your life is endangered by the law or the ruling structure in your home country. This is because in any country, social disputes and conflicts are typically handled by the law and internal institutions of that country. However, in some countries, due to laws that are inconsistent with human rights principles, it is the law itself that puts individuals' lives at risk. In such circumstances, one can no longer expect support from the government, and the individual's safety is seriously threatened. It is precisely in these situations that, based on the Geneva Convention, European Union laws, and the German Basic Law, an individual can apply for asylum. In the interview, the Case Officer will focus primarily on hearing your real and specific reasons regarding the danger to your life. If you feel you cannot properly organize your thoughts and reasons for the interview on your own, we have made it possible to prepare you for the asylum interview through one or more private sessions. Due to the high number of requests and limited consultant capacity, the cost for each hour of consultation is set at 10 Euros. This amount will be used to support migrants who are on the path to asylum. For more information, you can contact us via WhatsApp.

Would you like to speak German more fluently, improve your listening skills, and gain more confidence in everyday life, education, or the workplace? Aktion für Menschenrechte e.V. , in cooperation with Create Future e.V. , is offering an online German language course focused on improving listening and speaking skills for migrant women with a B1 level of German. 📚 Course Content:✅ Listening comprehension training✅ Speaking and conversation practice✅ Communication skills for everyday life and work✅ Small groups with a maximum of 10 participants 🖥️ Online classes 📅 Course Duration:4 months ⏰ Schedule:Two sessions per week(120 minutes per session) 👩‍🏫 Experienced German language teacher 💶 Participation Fee:€26 per month ⚠️ Limited number of places available. The start date of the next course will be announced soon. By following us on Siyavash, you can stay informed about our latest services and updates.

Many individuals, during their asylum interview, speak generally about the conditions in their home country or refer to family disputes and neighborly problems. This often leads to their application being rejected, preventing them from obtaining asylum residency in Germany. But what should be said in an asylum interview, and what points should not be mentioned? In an asylum interview, you must specifically and precisely explain why your life is in danger due to the law or the ruling structure in your home country. This is because in any country, social disputes and conflicts are usually handled by the law and internal institutions of that country. However, in some countries, due to laws that are inconsistent with human rights principles, it is the law itself that puts individuals' lives at risk. In such circumstances, one can no longer expect protection from the government, and an individual's security is seriously threatened. It is precisely here that, based on the Geneva Convention, European Union laws, and the German constitution, an individual can apply for asylum. In the interview, the Case Officer will focus primarily on hearing your real and specific reasons regarding the danger to your life. If you feel you cannot properly summarize your statements and reasons for the interview on your own, we have made it possible to prepare you for the asylum interview through one or more private sessions. Due to the high number of requests and limited consultant capacity, the cost for each hour of consultation is set at 10 Euros. This amount will be used to support migrants who are on the asylum path. For more information, you can contact us via WhatsApp.

About Us We are an independent organization dedicated to raising awareness, advocating for, and promoting human and civil rights. Our mission is to contribute to building a more just society through education, collaboration, and civic engagement. The “Action for Human Rights” association is a civil initiative established to support human rights, increase public awareness, and empower individuals. We believe that every person should be aware of their fundamental rights and be able to defend them. Our activities include: Organizing educational workshops Providing legal guidance and information Collaborating with other civil society organizations Conducting awareness campaigns and social initiatives We warmly invite all interested individuals to join us and take part in creating positive change.