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Over the Walls of Nationalisms and Wars

Over the Walls of Nationalisms and Wars

20 September 2014
Posted by AFed

Statement of participants of 8th Balkan Anarchist Bookfair – September 13, 2014. Over the Walls of Nationalisms and Wars https://bask2014.wordpress.com/2014/09/13/over-the-walls-of-nationalisms-and-wars/ Statement of participants of 8th…

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Support for Greek comrades from IFA sections in Italy and Slovenia

Support for Greek comrades from IFA sections in Italy and Slovenia

19 January 2013
Posted by AFed

The following statements are by member organisations of the International of Anarchist Federations (IFA-IAF), http://i-f-a.org See also previous article on AF website: http://www.afed.org.uk/blog/international/332-solidarity-with-the-squatters-of-villa-amalia-reports-from-athens.html FAI. Anarchist…

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Solidarity with the squatters of Villa Amalia! - reports from Athens

Solidarity with the squatters of Villa Amalia! – reports from Athens

24 December 2012
Posted by AFed

Assault on Villa Amalia – report by an AF comrade in Greece, 20 December 2012 (Followed by further reports from Athens by the Liberatarian Communist…

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Reports from Greece - Austeiry Measures and General Strikes - November 2012

Reports from Greece – Austeiry Measures and General Strikes – November 2012

11 November 2012
Posted by AFed

The following is a report send to the Anarchist Federation and other from our comrades in the the Libertarian Communist Group (LCG, Athens) about the…

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Over 100 attend Greece solidarity demonstration in Edinburgh

Over 100 attend Greece solidarity demonstration in Edinburgh

2 March 2012
Posted by AFed

Despite the freezing weather, and an unexpected snow storm in the middle of the sunny afternoon, over 100 people gathered outside the City Chambers on…

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Two Greek hospitals under Workers’ Control

Two Greek hospitals under Workers’ Control

2 March 2012
Posted by AFed

“We occupy our public hospitals for deep and meaningful democratisation, which will make society competent to decide its own future again.” Confronted with a dire…

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Statement in solidarity with the social movement in Greece : International of Anarchist Federations (IAF-IFA)

Statement in solidarity with the social movement in Greece : International of Anarchist Federations (IAF-IFA)

10 June 2011
Posted by AFed

International of Anarchist Federations (IAF-IFA) statement in solidarity with the social movement in Greece Solidarity statement in English, French, Italian, Greek and Czech: agreed at…

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State Murder And Unrest In Greece

State Murder And Unrest In Greece

8 January 2009
Posted by AFed

The Killing of 15 year old Alexis-Andreas Grigoropoulos in Athens, Greece was cold blooded, unprovoked murder. Alexis was murdered by someone working for the state, a policeman, who we are lead to believe are there to keep order and help the public. Of course, it is our rulers and their colleagues in the mainstream media who need us to believe that that is what the police are there to do. We Anarchists, however, are fully aware of the purpose of the state, we hear regularly of police and state corruption and abuse of power and it is the mainstream media who keep that information from the majority of the public. The mainstream media and those working for states and big corporations around the world claim that those who protest riot and mobilise autonomously are a minority of crazed anarchists who want to create chaos and destroy anything and everything.  They want everyone to believe that we anarchists want chaos, insanity, everyman for himself, back to year zero, a mad nihilistic sect who want to create a society akin to fascism.  They want us to believe this because they need us to believe that without them, without the state; the police, the military, the courts, the government and capitalism there would be chaos. That without our noble, powerful and bold leaders we would be helpless, vulnerable and in panic, back to the stone-age, our great civilisation crumbled to dust.  However as events have shown us the total opposite is true.

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The Unrest in Greece

The Unrest in Greece

19 December 2008
Posted by AF

The unrest in Greece following the killing of 16 year old Alexandros Grigoropoulos has held the attention of the world and electrified the anarchist movement internationally. In the UK, solidarity actions and demonstrations have taken place in London, Leeds, Brighton, Birmingham, Newcastle, Glasgow and  Edinburgh. The Greek embassy in London was blockaded, and there were tussles with police during a demonstration in Dalston. Internationally, solidarity actions and demos took place in Mexico, the US, Portugal, Spain, Denmark, France, Germany, Belgium, Poland, Russia, Turkey, Bulgaria, Italy, Ireland, Croatia, Finland and Canada. The ruling class is vocal about the threat of the conditions in Greece spreading throughout Europe, and unsurprisingly anarchists are being presented as “dark forces” stirring discontent behind the scenes. But the widespread sympathy for the anarchists amongst youth in Greece has thrust the ideas into the spotlight, and represents the possibility of advancing ideas about creating real freedom and community as viable, current and living ideas

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