UK: Wildfires will begin: An interview with Toby Shone
From Dark Nights
The former political prisoner talks about his anarchism, the 325 project and resisting the physical and mental jails that surround us all.
From Dark Nights
The former political prisoner talks about his anarchism, the 325 project and resisting the physical and mental jails that surround us all.
From Freedom News UK
The former political prisoner talks about his anarchism, the 325 project and resisting the physical and mental jails that surround us all.
From Freedom News UK
The freed anarchist prisoner spoke about solidarity and abolition at the Brighton Cowley Club
From Dark Nights
Toby Shone walked free from HMP Garth on Monday 11th November after serving his entire sentence. He was released at 8:30am and picked up by friends and comrades. He has no licence conditions or restrictions.
The State made a few last desperate attempts to exercise their spite and misery at losing Toby, including removing another close comrade from his phone list four days before his release, but it was to no avail.
From Dark Nights
Some things don’t surprise us and for sure the recourse to judicial options I find distasteful but expedient. Anarchism is either illegal or it is not anarchism as our dear comrade Gustavo Rodriguez reminds us. Nevertheless, over the past few months my lawyers were able to obtain a Security Intelligence Report (SIR) produced by the prison’s anti-terror bureaucrats. This disclosure occurred in the course of a parole motion, which was denied in any event. The Secretary of State opposed my release and used a non-disclosure application to prevent me from seeing or being able to respond to “evidence” used against me on grounds of “national security”.
From Act for Freedom Now!
Original title: Forest of Dean, UK: Sabotage attack upon hunting towers in solidarity with anarchist comrade Toby Shone & the pine martins
Running Down the Walls statements from Toby Shone, Jesse Cannon, & Marius Mason
From The Bristol Cable by Tom Anderson
Original title: Under surveillance: how a Bristol man was recalled to prison after visiting an anarchist social centre
Toby Shone’s arrest by counter-terrorism police surveilling the BASE centre in Easton shows the state’s escalating clampdown on political dissent.
Via Dark Nights
UK: Prisoner Support Now A Threat To National Security + Update On Toby Shone’s Situation
Toby was issued with an administrative sanction as a direct result of his “bad attitude” and conveying open letters and audio interventions outside of the prison.
From Dark Nights
On March 6th 2024, anarchists demonstrated outside Cardiff Probation Office to show their solidarity with Toby Shone as his parole pre-hearing meeting approaches. For the last 3 and a half years, probation officers including Lewis Thomas, Ashley Fussell, Gillian O’Brien, and Paul Smith amongst others at Cardiff probation office have collaborated with police such as Philip Gay at the National Security Division (NSD) and SouthWest Counter Terror Police (SWCTP) to target Toby for his anarchist beliefs and his alternative lifestyle. The UK police state is trying to criminalise such beliefs.