From Filler Distro
Anonymous submission received 07.08.22
Justice for Jayland Walker. Solidarity with fighters in Akron. Justice won’t come from the courts, voting won’t stop 90 bullets. Justice is abolition, fuck the police. See you in the streets.
– some anarchists
from Athena Indymedia
As of today, 6/12/2021, it has been 13 years since the Greek state murdered the anarchist Alexis Grigoropoulos. Alexis was shot by two cops, E. Korkoneas and V. Saraliotis, in the neighbourhood of Exarcheia, following minor clashes with the police. As soon as the news of Alexis's murder broke, a spontaneous insurrection began. Protests, riots, expropriations and occupations of public buildings were but some of the collective expressions of rage. Despite the attempts of state and capital to depoliticise the murder, we must not forget that Alexis was killed because of his political beliefs - he challenged in practice the authority of the police and, by extension, that of the state.
via attaque translated by Act for freedom now!
Full title: Toulouse, France: Banner and tags for the Trans Day of Remembrance (TDOR)
The “transfriendly” governments use our struggles as progressive vindication to continue their same transphobic, capitalist, colonialist shit… Their so-called integration into this system can in no way be liberating and emancipating. It gives legitimacy to the State to reinforce its power and control our lives and bodies. When our genders continue to make us targets of harassment, exclusion, murder and/or suicide we don’t just want empty calls for ‘justice’ or quiet candlelight vigils. While remembering our dead, let’s not forget those who are still struggling!
via Anarquía, English translation by Anarchist News
The message of this banner is a show of solidarity with our comrade Boris, who has been in a coma for more than a month as a result of the fire that was provoked in the cell that has kept him locked-in for a year now in a French prison.
from ilrovescio
Bologna, Italy – Giovanni Ferretti’s concert interrupted in solidarity with anarchist Juan, Alfredo and Anna
Giovanni Lindo Ferretti’s concert was interrupted on 9th June in Bologna. The banner read: “A republic founded on massacres”.
The intervention concluded with a message of solidarity with Juan, Alfredo and Anna.
via Athens Indymedia
We call for international expressions of solidarity such as the bannerdrop we did and the slogans that we wrote, so that through our mass presence we can send a message of solidarity to our imprisoned comrades. To stand by them in their effort to fight against any accusations. To raise our fists until the day they walk next to us. Until release…
Submitted anonymously –
On May 18th 2021 Olympia anarchists and antifascists gathered on Squaxin land, in response to the ongoing Nakba, the horrors of the Israeli occupation on Palestinians, and the call from Palestine for international solidarity.
via roundrobin.info
We send our flaming hearts to Italy, where our comrades are still being persecuted by the State. We gathered for a solidarity photo at Herderpark in Leipzig-Connewitz.
Solidarity for Rojava/Kurdistan
We’re trying to understand the situation of any combatants who have long fought for their lands and against invasion from all sides. In the past months, the attacks of the fascist Turkish occupation forces onto the liberated areas of North-Eastern Syria have rapidly increased. Ranging from Afrin, and the resistance areas of Sehba, to the front of Manbij and Ayn Issa, to Til Temir, and up to Derik in the North-East, the Turkish occupying army intensified their attacks against the civilian population and their revolutionary defense forces.
via North Shore
Anonymous submission to North Shore
This evening, we dropped a banner over highway 403 going towards Toronto in solidarity with the five people in Minneapolis facing serious felony charges in connection to a New Year’s eve noise demo in that city. Although we’re glad all five are out on bail, the arrests and charges mark a significant escalation of repression against an international anarchist tradition.