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More than 40 people who were arrested during the NoG20 protests in Hamburg.are still imprisoned. Tomorrow there will be a solidarity gathering at the backside of the Holstenglacis prison in Hamburg. In Berlin there will be a video-gathering at July 28th, to denounce the lies of police- and other state authorities. The Liotru social center in Catania (Italy) started a crowdfunding campaign to support Italian prisoners Alessandro and Orazio. We also publish some adresses of NoG20 prisoners, write them (in Italian or English) but be aware that authorities will read your letter as well.
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Note: Enough is Enough is not organizing any of these events, we are publishing this text for people across the US and Europe to be able to see what is going on and for documentation only.
Three of the NoG20 prisoners are imprisoned in the UG Holstenglacis prison. Most NoG20 prisoners are imprisoned in the Billwerder prison, some also in the Hahnöfersand prison. Last week there was a solidarity gathering at the Billwerder prison, tomorrow people will protest at backside of the UG Holstenglacis prison in Hamburg.
In the Holstenglacis prison kurdish comrade Zeki Eroğlu is also imprisoned. Zeki is standing trial for his alleged support of the PKK at the moment and turkish comrade Musa Aşoğlu. Musa will probably be prosecuted for allegedly supporting the DHKP-C.
Tomorrows solidarity gathering will start at 03:00pm (15:00) at the backside of the UG Holstenglacis prison in the Jungiusstraße in Hamburg.
Mayor Olaf Scholz is still insisting there was no police violence during the NoG20 protests in Hamburg. Scholz’s parallel society seems to be further away from reality than ever before. On Friday July 28th there will be a video gathering to denounce the lies of police- and other authorities about the NoG20 protests. The gathering will start at 08:30pm (20:30) at Heinrichplatz in Berlin-Kreuzberg.
The Liotru social center in Catania (Italy) started a crowdfunding campaign to support Italian prisoners Alessandro and Orazio. On the crowdfunding campaign page the Liotru social center writes: “The goal of German authorities was to stop and suppress any kind of dissent, with any mean. In fact, German police searched protesters in each corner of the city: along streets, parks, bars, camping. Many people were arrested without any plausible reason: it was enough to speak in Italian, French or Spanish to be arrested. Nothing else. During such “manhunt/womenhunt”, two guys from Catania, Alessandro and Orazio, were arrested with other foreigners. The detention has been confirmed for both them and also three other Italian guys, an Italian girl and tens of foreigners. They have to stay in jail, in Hamburg, till the begging of the process, but we still don’t know when it will begin and the exact alleged crimes. We also asked to a judge to let Alessando and Orazio go out from the jail and come back in Italy, but the judge confirmed the detention again few days ago.” Read the full statement and donate here.
You can also support NoG20 prisoners with donations on the Rote Hilfe bank account. Write “G20” in the description.
Bank account holder: Rote Hilfe e.V.
Description: „G20“
IBAN: DE25 2605 0001 0056 0362 39
BIC: NOLADE21GOE
Name of the Bank: Sparkasse Göttingen
NoG20 prisoners would be happy to receive letters. But please think about what you write, be aware that authorities will probably read your letter as well. We don’t have the adresses of all prisoners yet, as soon as we have more adresses we will publish them as well. You can write your letter in Italian or English to the following prisoners to these adresses:
RICCARDO LUPANO (09/06/1985)
JVA Billwerder
Dweerlandweg n° 100
22113 Hamburg
Germany
EMILIANO PULEO (02/02/1987)
JVA Billwerder
Dweerlandweg n° 100
22113 Hamburg
Germany
ORAZIO SCIUTO
JVA Billwerder
Dweerlandweg n° 100
22113 Hamburg
Germany
ALESSANDRO RAPISARDA
JVA Billwerder
Dweerlandweg n° 100
22113 Hamburg
Germany
MARIA ROCCO (05/02/1994)
Jva Billwerder
Dweerlandweg n° 100
22113 Hamburg
Germany
FABIO VETTOREL (02/12/1998)
JVA Hahnöfersand
Hinterbrack 25
21635 Jork
Germany
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hey! it’s great you publish the addresses of people who want to be contacted,thank you for that. i wonder can you give some information on what is required for a sender? i don’t know about germany but i think where i am you need to supply a return address and definitely here you need to give a date of birth or a detention number, otherwise probably the letter gets held up. in any case thanks for spreading the info and i’ll get writing!
I don’t think that you need a birthday or detention number in Germany but they need a return adress. That’s correct.
ah great thanks for the info, i was going to send some postcards but i’ll send letters in envelopes with the return address instead!