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		<title>Hate crimes in Europe: il caso di Meisy</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Il caso di Meisy di Cinzia D&#8217;Ambrosi Meisy e&#8217; carina, esile, ha un sorriso affettuoso e a vederla e&#8217; difficile immaginare che combatte una forte depressione clinica. Meisy abita ad Atene, ha aperto un&#46;&#46;&#46;</p>
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Il caso di Meisy</div>
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di Cinzia D&#8217;Ambrosi</div>
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Meisy<br />
e&#8217; carina, esile, ha un sorriso affettuoso e  a vederla e&#8217; difficile<br />
immaginare che combatte una forte depressione clinica. Meisy abita ad<br />
Atene, ha aperto un bar con suo marito greco, hanno un figlio e tutto<br />
sembra perfetto. In realta&#8217; dovrebbe esserlo se non che Meisy viene<br />
dall&#8217;Etiopia e questo sembra essere un ostacolo per una vita felice.
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Meisy<br />
e&#8217; quotidianamente alle prese con un razzismo palese, confessa che ci<br />
sono dei giorni in cui non riesce ad uscire di casa ma altri dove<br />
cerca di combattere, anche se queste giornate diminuiscono col tempo.</p>
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La<br />
depressione e&#8217; subentrata a seguito di un&#8217;episodio in cui  Meisy è<br />
stata per essere picchiata da alcuni membri della Golden Dawn,<br />
partito d&#8217;estrema destra.  Era appena scesa da un treno &#8211; alle prese<br />
 con la sua quotidianita&#8217;  &#8211; quando una donna la ferma, le blocca il<br />
passo. Meisy, sprovveduta, pensa che la donna abbia bisogno di<br />
qualcosa e le offre assistenza, ma la donna diventa sempre piu&#8217;<br />
aggressiva, la tiene per un braccio e non la lascia andare ne&#8217; le<br />
spiega la ragione di quella presa.</div>
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Solo<br />
quando la donna prende il suo cellulare e dice di aver preso una<br />
persona di colore e di venire alla stazione al piu&#8217; presto per<br />
picchiarla, Meisy intende la natura di cio&#8217; che le stava accadendo.<br />
La donna aveva chiamato dei membri della Golden Dawn. Meisy chiama la<br />
polizia, ma questa non arriva. Chiama suo marito che corre subito<br />
alla stazione della polizia e chiede ai poliziotti di andare con lui<br />
alla stazione con urgenza. Quando arriva, trova Meisy sconvolta, ma<br />
la donna era gia&#8217; scappata. La polizia trovera&#8217; la donna,  ma non e&#8217;<br />
stata condannata.</div>
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Meisy<br />
subisce abusi verbali quasi tutti i giorni, ma da quando ha aperto il<br />
caffe&#8217; il razzismo e&#8217; diventato qualcosa del collettivo. Il caffe&#8217; e&#8217;<br />
in una zona dove vivono molte persone di origine africana e il luogo<br />
e&#8217; stato il soggetto di petizioni da residenti per farlo chiudere. La<br />
polizia invade il caffe&#8217; frequentemente per motivi diversi: dal<br />
controllo dei registri, al fermo addirittura per i clienti. Il giorno<br />
di apertura del bar, è addirittura passato il controllo comunale per<br />
il cibo anche se non aveva nemmeno iniziato ad operare. Le accuse dei<br />
residenti sono state continue ed infondate: ad esempio, per la musica<br />
fantasma, un mercato nascosto di droghe oppure con il pretesto che i<br />
gruppi che si formano fuori o dentro il locale fosse un problema di<br />
sicurezza!  La stessa persona che ha abusato verbalmente Meisy in<br />
piu&#8217; di una occasione ha creato questa petizione.</div>
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Il<br />
caso di Meisy non e&#8217; unico.
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Meisy nel suo locale in Ameriki Square, Atene. Foto di Cinzia D&#8217;Ambrosi</div>
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The<br />
case of Meisy</div>
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Meisy<br />
is pretty, slightly-built, an infectious smile and looking at her it<br />
is hardly possible to imagine that she is fighting a clinical<br />
depression. Meisy lives in Athens, has opened a coffee shop with her<br />
Greek husband, with whom she has a child and all seems perfect. Yet,<br />
Meisy is from Ethiopia and this is an obstacle for any happiness in<br />
her life.</div>
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Meisy<br />
is on a daily basis fighting against racism in many forms, verbal or<br />
discriminatory. There are days in which Meisy finds it hard to leave<br />
her home when bouts of depression take her over. These days seem to<br />
become more frequent with time.</div>
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She<br />
became clinically depressed following a pretty bad incident in which<br />
she risked being beaten up by members of the Golden Dawn. Meisy had<br />
just got off from a train when a woman approached her and held her<br />
tightly shouting at her to stay put. At first, Meisy thought that the<br />
woman was looking for some assistance, but Meisy was soon able to<br />
understand from the woman&#8217;s conversation on her mobile asking that<br />
she was held so that members of the Golden Dawn could come to beat<br />
her up. The woman call was about her holding a black woman at the<br />
station and to come over quickly.  Meisy called her husband on her<br />
phone after her repeated attempts with the police that never arrived.<br />
Her husband frantically went to the police station and demanded that<br />
they would go with him to help Meisy.  When they finally arrived<br />
Meisy was left in shock whilst the woman had run away. She was later<br />
found by the police but but never charged.</div>
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Meisy<br />
is subjected to verbal abuse almost everyday, however since she<br />
opened her coffee shop racism has become more collective. The coffee<br />
shop is in an area where many people foreign nationals are of African<br />
origins and thus has served a lot this communities. Thus, it has been<br />
the subject for many police incursions, stop and searches even to<br />
customers, fines for loud music (although Meisy does not even have a<br />
music system in the coffee shop). They have been disparate requests<br />
to look at their audits, and the food certificates for hygiene (even<br />
before they even opened the kitchen). The levels of abuse that Meisy<br />
has had to go through is hard to believe. She has fought back in many<br />
ways including talking to media about her situation. Unfortunately it<br />
has not received as much attention as she wished. Recently and this<br />
has hit her hard, residents in the buildings around the coffee shop<br />
have signed a petition for it to close naming the congregation of<br />
people in the coffee shop being an issue of security!  The person<br />
that has started this petition is a woman who has verbally abused<br />
Meisy in more than one occasion.</div>
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The<br />
case of Meisy is not unique.</div>
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