repression

Esperanto Banned 70 Years Ago

Short account of the banning of Esperanto and the beginning of persecution of its speakers in Nazi Germany.

Things you can do to build resistance to raids and the hostile environment

A guide from the Anti-Raids Network about building resistance to immigration raids.

La Resistencia Statement on Shooting Death of Northwest Detention Center Protester

Submitted by R Totale on Jul 14 2019 15:13

A statement from La Resistencia (formerly NWDC Resistance), a migrant defence organization, on the police killing of a person who was appears to have been trying to sabotage the North West Detention Centre.

Cedar denied parole: updates on "hate crime policing" and repression after Hamilton Pride

Submitted by R Totale on Jul 14 2019 13:29

A report from North Shore Counter-Info on the situation in Hamilton, Ontario, where growing numbers of anarchists and queers have been targeted by the stateafter a far-right attack on the local Pride event.

The Saga Continues: Updates on Queer Resistance and Repression in Hamilton

Submitted by R Totale on Jul 3 2019 18:38

An article from North Shore Counter-Info giving updates on the situation in Hamilton, where queer anarchists have been dealing with police repression after defending a local Pride event from homophobic/far-right attackers.

2012: Georgian students protest against prisoner abuse

Submitted by Reddebrek on Jun 28 2019 20:06

Leaked videos of prisoners being tortured and sexually assaulted sparked massive protests on the streets of Georgian cities in solidarity.

CW: descripitions of graphic violence and sexual assault.

1953: Uprising at the Norilisk Labour Camp

Submitted by Reddebrek on Jun 28 2019 19:37

Account of a mass strike by inmates at the Norilag Gulag against executions and enforced labour.

A Response to Police Repression Following Hamilton, ON, Pride

Submitted by R Totale on Jun 24 2019 18:50

The following statement from the anarchist community center The Tower responds to the recent repression against those targeted by police after clashes erupted between those defending Hamilton Pride and the far-Right.

Sudan: The Dictator Goes but the Regime Lives On

Submitted by Internationalis... on Jun 24 2019 09:35

Since December last year Sudan has been seething but it now looks like the Army have reasserted control. What started as bread riots last December, in the historic working class city of Atbara, transformed itself into a campaign of mass civil disobedience.