"If Gezi never happened, the anger at mass murder at Soma could not have burst forth from the people" In keeping with tradition, the following is an interview with Turkish IWW member…
8 questions on Turkey A short-ish interview with an Istanbul-based militant who has been active in the now nearly year old protest movement against Prime Minister…
Protests in Turkey following the death of teenager wounded during Occupy protests Huge protests have erupted across Turkey, as Berkin Elvan, a 14-year-old boy wounded by police…
Joint statement on the riots in Turkey - Kara Kizil Istanbul and Servet Dusmani Joint statement on the riots in Turkey which broke out on 11 March when a teenage boy injured by…
Street protests and class power - Devrim Valerian Reflections on current events in Turkey, Egypt, and Brazil and the aftermath of the Arab Spring.
Sleepless in Istanbul IV Report and analysis of the Turkish "general strike" of 17 June and the developments in struggle on the streets since then. Now with additional…
This is just a beginning, continue to struggle The sixth statement on the uprisings in Turkey written by Devrimci Anarşist Faaliyet (DAF, or Revolutionary Anarchist Action) and originally published in Meydan Gazetesi.
Revolutionary Anarchists Call for International Solidarity for Ongoing Public Revolt Against State Terrorism The fourth statement on the uprisings in Turkey written by Devrimci Anarşist Faaliyet (DAF, or Revolutionary Anarchist Action) and originally published in Meydan Gazetesi.
Our Rage is Growing, So Does Our Struggle! The third statement on the uprisings in Turkey written by Devrimci Anarşist Faaliyet (DAF, or Revolutionary Anarchist Action) and originally published in Meydan Gazetesi.
Massive Riot Against State Terrorism in Turkey The second statement on the uprisings in Turkey written by Devrimci Anarşist Faaliyet (DAF, or Revolutionary Anarchist Action) and originally published in Meydan Gazetesi.
We are winning - Anarsist Faaliyet An inspiring account by Turkish anarchists of the streetfighting and sense of solidarity and comradeship around Taksim square. The English isn't…
