Or… what I’ve been up to lately…

Well… (I like to start with a “well” it ads spice to the “conversation” - please note the sarcasm, but don’t take it as is. Listen to my story for a while!)

I am Romanian living in Germany.

At times (when I see that people are actually not as cold as foreigners describe them, when I meet my host and she offers me a strawberry milk shake with a warm, open smile, when her son cooks and he invites me to dine with them in the garden, when the lady who sells bread says a warm “hola” although I am not Spanish… and so on) I feel good here.

It’s home for so many reasons. But not really, not when I have to deal with the people who should be protecting my rights. Not my rights as a German citizen (for I am not) but my rights as an inhabitant… My rights as a human being. Simply: my rights.

The German prosecutors in Trier are busy people. And I happen to be one of their “victims.”

OK,”victim” is too strong. Then call me a “buried case.” That’s exactly what happened. They buried my complaint. They didn’t even bother to proof what happened. They did it to protect their own kind, or to protect their precious time. Honestly, I do not care why they did it. I just want them to reconsider and start acting according to their oath.

I told you recently I purchased to domains and I host them with Top Hosting Center - affordable and reliable (trust me on this one). These two domains are: http://www.staatsanwaltschaft-trier.de/ and mihaela-lica.com.

http://www.staatsanwaltschaft-trier.de/ is live and kicking. A press release will follow soon. But in the meanwhile, talk to me. Read it.

It’s a 6 pages site about corruption, racism and incompetence. My story. Sad, but true.

It happened in Germany. It happened in Trier.

This is what I am fighting for now: my right to justice in Germany.