http://fsm2013.org/fr/node/11965
http://pad.tn/p/r.N7EF6McKQ1EykwnE
There are thousands of participants
expected in joining FSM in Tunis. Not all of these, especiell those,
who decide in the last minute to join, had already organised
sleepingplaces in hoteks or private herberges. Beside this it is this
also question of money to book (sometimes expensive) hotels, a fact
even if it exists, should – in our meaning - not force people to
cancel their participance. We think, that this problem wasn't until
now much enough in the target of the general FSM-preparation as it
should be. So, how can it be solved:And – even if we don't find a
printable solution, we are nearly sure to solve this problem by
various possibilities.Yust – a simply look one te map gives
one possibilitiy:
http://www.openstreetmap.org/export/embed.html?bbox=10.14253,36.83227,10...The shown university campus has an huge
area (marked in light green colour). It should be possible to find
there a place there for sleeping. So yust bring a sleepingbag,
matelas, blanket and a tent (if possible for you a second one for the
people who have none). It should be possible, to use some of the
campusplace for sleeping.We think that the best way in
organising a place to sleep, for those who have this need, is a
collective one. So we propose a meeting yust at the beginning of the
fsm to start this collective process. It should take place after the
starting-manifestation at the 26.3. assuming at 7 pm at the coffee in
the migrant place. There we'll introduce to you some places in and
outside the campusarea to build up a camping/sleepingplace, infos how
to get there, and then we all decide together, where we go.We can't guarantee a success in getting
a sleepingplace by this way because of administrative reasons - but
we support this collective process as good as we can and we think, if
people should organise themselves - esp. in affinity groups, we are
more effective.Getting a sleepingplace is in our
meaning not the end of this collective action of the
FSM-participants, who needs one; this should be rather a
startingpoint of a temporarily time during the FSM, in which people
can also live together, discuss directly and exchange experience
together as a neccessary addition to the more hierarchical and
confronting way of sharing informations in panels, exhibitions and
lectures as it is planned by the general FSM-preparation.