On May 21st 2015, the Solidarity Assembly for political prisoners & imprisoned and prosecuted fighters reported that the anarchist prisoners Nikos Maziotis and Kostas Gournas were transferred from Domokos prison to the dungeon in Koridallos women’s prison ahead of the second-instance trial on Revolutionary Struggle’s action (2003-2010). Gournas and Maziotis […]
Christoforos Kortesis
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On Monday, July 15th, 2013 anarchist Vaggelis Stathopoulos was granted his release from prison under restrictive conditions (2,000 euro monetary bail, obligation to present himself twice a month to his nearest police station, ban from exiting the country). Solidarity with anarchist Kostas Gournas, imprisoned member of the Revolutionary Struggle, and […]
On July 5th, 2013 it became known that the motion of Christoforos Kortesis for conditional release was accepted. The comrade walked out of Koridallos prison under restrictive orders (2,000 euro monetary bail, obligation to present himself twice a month to his nearest police station, ban from exiting the country). Freedom […]
Anarchist Kostas Gournas, member of the Revolutionary Struggle, as well as anarchists Vaggelis Stathopoulos and Christoforos Kortesis are being held in Koridallos prison. They currently receive letters at the following address: Kostas Gournas Vaggelis Stathopoulos Christoforos Kortesis Dikastiki Filaki Koridallou, Parartima Gynaikeion Filakon Koridallou (Π.Γ.Φ.Κ.), ST Pteryga, Solomou 3-5, 18110 […]
On April 3rd, 2013 the judgment on the Revolutionary Struggle case was a slight improvement of the prosecutor’s proposal. The court’s decision on the Revolutionary Struggle case: Defendants who have denied participation in the organization – Acquittal of Marie Beraha, Sarantos Nikitopoulos and Kostas Katsenos of all charges (on benefit […]
Latest information on the court proceeding that the International Red Aid has disseminated: The prosecutor proposed the sentencing of the three admitted members of the Revolutionary Struggle, Pola Roupa, Nikos Maziotis and Kostas Gournas, even though no evidence was presented in court that would substantiate their involvement in the specific […]
Background information and constant updates in English on Revolutionary Struggle Case and Actforfreedomnow! Social revolution is not a past; it is the present and future of the world. Regarding the call for international solidarity and action As assembly for the Revolutionary Struggle case and in continuance of solidarity actions for […]
Kostas Katsenos is still remanded in custody, accused for the case of Revolutionary Struggle, whose trial is underway. On Tuesday, March 27th, the comrade will appear before the Appellate Judges Council that will decide upon the extension of his pretrial incarceration or his release, since he has completed already 6 […]
In the morning of January 10th, nearly twenty members of the solidarity assembly for the case of Revolutionary Struggle (Epanastatikos Agonas, whose trial is currently underway) entered the corporate radio station flash.gr on Kifisias Avenue and interrupted the station’s program, to transmit a message of solidarity with those on trial. […]
I send you my support and hopes of strength for the trial. A spectacle set up by corrupt judges, cops and politicians. In the north, we will raise a clenched fist through the barred windows of the English prisons, high towards the sky. Never losing sight of our goal. Sharing […]
International call for solidarity with the Revolutionary Struggle The 5th of October has been set as the day that the trial of the Revolutionary Organization Revolutionary Struggle will begin. The trial will take place in the court room of Koridallos prisons. Eight accused will stand trial, who according to a […]
The three comrades Christoforos Kortesis, Sarantos Nikitopoulos and Vaggelis Stathopoulos who are accused for participation in the urban guerrilla group ‘Revolutionary Struggle’ but have repeatedly denied all charges against them, have now received summons for Thursday, June 9th, at 10am ordering them to (re)present before the Appellate Judges Council that […]