There is no racial equality legislation or human rights act in force sustainably granting equal right or offering protection from discrimination to non-citizens. Level of protection is well below UK practice. For the future, it cannot be outruled that refused asylum applicants, who cannot be deported to their country of origin may be deported to another country. Failed West African asylum applicants already get removed to neighbouring countries, mainly Ivory Coast. Any deportation of Iraqi Kurds to Germany may well be the starting point for a chain deportation to Turkey, and subsequent removal across the border into the North Iraq Security zone.
Police is apparently unable and obviously underresourced to provide sufficient protection.
The most recent call following a case of racist arson, in which three little children have been severely burned is for abandoning such kind of accommodation and to go back to private housing. Numerous medical reports do confirm health problems of inmates caused through overcrowding, stress, noise, sleeplessness, depression, insufficient nutrition or infections. In particular Bremen's head of Public Health Authority Dr. Hohmann and Berlin's chair of the Refugee Council, Dr. Vorbrodt have been produced reports on the negative effect of camp accommodation. It is widely acknowledged that camp accommodation may under some circumstances traumatise an individual, in particular if there is a precondition in the way that a person has been traumatised in course of his or her persecution or by earlier imprisonment. 6 asylum applicants are not entitled to standard medical service but to emergency treatment only.