Anarchists Accused of Arson Acquitted
From La Nemesi English version via ">Dark Nights
Full original title: Trento, Italy: Acquitted anarchist comrades and companion accused of the Feb. 5, 2019 arson attack against the Rovereto courthouse
From La Nemesi English version via ">Dark Nights
Full original title: Trento, Italy: Acquitted anarchist comrades and companion accused of the Feb. 5, 2019 arson attack against the Rovereto courthouse
From Act for Freedom Now!
Account from some anarchists who joined from out of town last saturday:
Shouting the whole way with passion and rage, 80 of us marched for over hour out of the town of Martorell, to the two prisons of Brians in the Catalan countryside. With chants, music and fireworks, we let the people held captive know they’re not forgotten, despite all the state’s intentions to isolate them. And through the walls and layers upon layers of fences, they called and whistled back.
From It's Going Down
...Against Backdrop of Increasing Police Violence and Growing Prisoner Resistance
On New Year’s Eve, anarchists, abolitionists, and angry community members across the so-called United States, Canada, and the world, all took part in yearly noise demonstrations outside of jails, prisons, detention centers, and juvenile hall facilities.
From Anarquía
On the hot afternoon of Sunday, December 4, we intervened in the space of the Italian Embassy, located in one of the most glamorous neighborhoods of the Uruguayan capital; at the same time and nearby we filled with flyers the square called ¨Leon Tolstoi¨.
Via Abolition Media
by Autonomous Cell Anna Maria Mantini in Berlin, Germany
In the early hours of 31 October, we set fire to a van belonging to the GA-Tec company. This company for building and facilities management technology is 100% owned by the Sodexo group and runs prisons itself (in England and Chile) and is a big profiteer of the prison industry. The van burnt out in the Lichtenberg district, where a number of cars have been burnt recently.
Via Abolition Media
Freedom for our Comrades!
During the night from 31.10. to 01.11. we set fire to SPIE and MIELE vans in the south of Leipzig. SPIE has been known as a prison profiteer for years. The company is involved in both the construction and operation of prisons worldwide.
This week on the show, you’ll hear from Diyawn Caldwell, founder of “Both Sides Of The Wall” which has been supporting striking people behind bars across the Alabama Dept of Corrections where incarcerated workers refused their unpaid work over 3 weeks. The strike is on hold, for now, but prisoners continue resistance despite repression. Then, you’ll hear anarchist comrades from the anti-repression solidarity group called La Lima, or The File, from Rome, Italy. The comrades will share about the situation of Alfredo Cospito who is now on hunger strike against the conditions in the 41bis hard prison regime.
From La Nemesi Via Dark Nights
Full original title: Italy: Demonstration against prison and the society that makes it necessary: Get Alfredo out of 41 bis! Close the 41 bis! Free all, free all! (Sassari, October 29, 2022)
From It's Going Down
Prisoners issue statements, as Alabama prison strike enters third week and the state continues to try and break the struggle.
From It's Going Down
Announcing a new poster in solidarity with the ongoing Alabama prison strike and a new zine documenting the national prison strike in 2016.