No Prison – No State! Anti-Authoritarian days against prison society October 8th-11th 2015 in Hamburg Whilst we are working, consuming, functioning… they build the cage we`re living in! Life under democratic regime is dominated by a continuous process of adaption to the problems and developments of the system. The state permanently reflects […]
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Solidarity, unity and action. And don’t get caught! On January 17th, 2014 we smashed all of the glass windows of the Deutsche Bank central branch, located in Barcelona’s major avenue Passeig de Gràcia, in solidarity with the struggle of residents in the neighbourhood of Gamonal, in the city of Burgos, […]
Thousands of people came to Hamburg on the 21st of December to participate in the protest against the eviction of the Rote Flora squat, for a right to stay for refugees, and to show solidarity to the evicted residents of the Esso houses. Everybody knew that it would be a […]
On December 24, 2013 people from the Self-managed Hangout of Karditsa placed a banner at the central square of the city, in solidarity with the Rote Flora squat and all squats in the world. Terrorism lies behind the State, and freedom is found within the squats! Early hours of December […]
previous info here November 23rd On Saturday, nearly 6,000 protesters marched in the city centre of Berlin during the annual demo in remembrance of comrade Silvio Meier, who was killed by neo-Nazis in 1992. However, on the same day, approximately 150 thugs from the neo-Nazi scene held a rally in […]
From time to time, resistance ends in prison. So at this juncture: combative and heartfelt greetings from Freiburg’s death-house. The building where preventatively detainees are locked up is called death-house over here. The Sicherungsverwahrung, preventative detention after completion of one’s sentence, is based on a Nazi law of November 24, […]
This demonstration was called as a sign that the autonomous spectrum will never accept an eviction of the 24-year-long Rote Flora squat. However, the mobilization has had two other main reasons, too. Gentrification in Hamburg, and other cities, is moving rapidly every day. In Hamburg’s district St. Pauli, the Senate […]
You may read previous updates here October 30th In Hamburg, the 8th Wednesday Lampedusa-demonstration had about 600 participants and started at dusk from the information tent at the central train station. The march went across the Mönckebergstraße to Jungfernstieg and then back. In the evening, 30 people took part in […]
Check also previous updates, here. October 23rd Nearly 50 activists gathered in front of Hamburg’s city hall to show their solidarity with refugees, while the Senate had a meeting inside. The activists displayed a banner reading “No one is illegal” and shouted slogans. After a short time police arrived and […]
Since the winter of 2012/2013, approximately 300 African refugees live in Hamburg. They managed to escape from Libya, migrated to Italy and then reached the German border. In May 2013 fighters of the group “Lampedusa in Hamburg,” recognized in Italy as refugees from the NATO-war in Libya, publicly stepped into […]
Ultimatum given to the Senate of Hamburg The Hamburg Senate is responsible for racial profiling as part of a manhunt against Libyan refugees. It affects people who managed to get from Italy’s southernmost island Lampedusa to Hamburg, and are now facing state persecution. Governors have pushed the escalation to a […]
Demonstration on 27.4.2013, starting at 15.00 from Achidi-John-Platz, Rote Flora, in Hamburg For the social uprising! Solidarity with self-organized struggles in Greece and worldwide! For the destruction of Power! March against the economic crisis of the system, the rise of neo-fascism, the increased state repression, the eviction of squats and […]