The History of Anarchism and Syndicalism in Indonesia From the Book: Vadim Damier, Kirill Limanov. “Communitarian Socialism and Anarchism in South-East Asia”. Moscow, 2022 (English Translation)
Marie Lousie Berneri on Post-War Imperialism in East Asia - Jeff Shantz In the present period of imperialism, marked by debates within anarchist movements over anti…
Black Rim / Nigra Rando / 黑环 PDF archive of 2009 Asian anarchist publication, Black Rim. It was a product of the Beijing Anarchist Study Group and some members of the Asian…
Serikat Tahanan (Prisoners Union) has a fundraising request The Prisoners Union (Serikat Tahanan) was officially assembled on July 17 2023, started by the initiatives of six inmates from six correctional institutions in Indonesia. Now, Serikat Tahanan represents eleven detainees ranging from arsoning cases, vandalism for incitement to riots, and marijuana and other types of drug use.
The concentrated spectacular A short text on Indonesia from Internationale Situationniste #10 (March 1966).
Announcing a Southeast Asian Anarchist Library Ang Aklatang Anarkista para sa Timog-silangang Asya ay bagong proyekto ng The Anarchist Library na nagtatampok ng panatikang anarkista mula sa…
Crackdown in Indonesia: Report from Front Anti-Fascist (FAF) Bandung New laws are being introduced, legitimising state terror against resistance groups. Front Anti-Fascist (FAF) Bandung are fighting back. Article from Black Flag #219 (2000)
FedAO has concluded their organizing after the release of their incarcerated comrades The saga of the Tangerang vandalism case has concluded. Federasi Anti Otoritarian released a final…
The Tangerang Vandalism Case: The Court Decides Guilt Despite Torture and Inappropriate Application of Articles An update on the anti-authoritarian prisoners from Tangerang. They were declared…
Action Report Indonesia by Front Anti-Fascist (FAF) in Bandung A short news piece from Black Flag #218 1999.
A New Internationalism? - Black Flag On Friday 30 July those 'saviours' of the Balkans, Tony Blair and Bill Clinton, arrived in Sarajevo to hold a press conference where they…
Jakarta Diary - Black Flag During late November and December, the situation in Indonesia once again went on the boil, with huge riots against President Habibie, who is trying to hold onto power. During these momentous events, there was a Finnish anarchist in Jakarta, the Indonesian capital, who observed them at first hand and spoke to many of the participants. From Black Flag #216 1999.
