In Defence of Smashing Cameras - Anonymous
A response from journalist critics of protestors taking action to defend themselves from identification and repression. Written in 2016 by an unknown author, recent events have shown it to remain very relevant.
Ongoing Struggles in Vietnam
Submitted by Fredo Corvo on Jun 19 2018 17:22
As in 2014, Illegal protests broke out across Vietnam in early June in response to impending plans for new “Special Economic Zones.” Now in 2018, the protests seem more turned towards the Vietnamese state.
Anonymous Italy takes down website of neo-fascist group CasaPound
Submitted by StrugglesInItaly on Mar 16 2013 19:38
On March 11, 2013, Anonymous Italy took down the website of Casapound, a far-right extremist group that recently stood in the general political elections. The hackers claimed the anti-fascist nature of their act, while also demanding the immediate dissolution of the group, whose homofobic, racist and violent values are in patent contravention of the Italian laws, forbidding the reformation of the Fascist Party.
From cyber vigilantes to corporate thugs: Hackers back up employers in union conflict
Submitted by ronan on Jul 24 2012 21:58
The owners of Restaurant Vejlegaarden in Vejle in Denmark have received support from an unlikely quarter as hackers from across the world have organised to attack the restaurant's opponents in a union conflict. Anonymous have issued a statement distancing themselves from the hack (see comments below).
At Daggers Drawn with the Existent, its Defenders and its False Critics
Translated from Italian by Jean Weir in collaboration with John Moore and Leigh Stracross. Original title: “Ai ferri corti con l’esistente, i suoi difensori e i suoi falsi critici”
Twenty reasons why it’s kicking off in cyberspace
DSG's article on the development of hacking as a political tool among activists and the response from state and capital.
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