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Torment in Indiana Prisons: The Abuse, the Lawsuit, the Death of Phillip Littler

Submitted by R Totale on Nov 23 2020 15:59

Kevin 'Rashid' Johnson, currently held in the Indiana prison system, reports on a particularly brutal case of abuse.

The Women’s Strike in Poland: Freedom of Abortion, Freedom from Exploitation

Submitted by R Totale on Nov 23 2020 15:44

An interview with two members of Workers' Initiative in Poland involved in the Women's Strike movement against restrictions on abortion. This interview was carried out by the Transnational Social Strike Platform.

Welcome to Father Frost Against 2021 - festival

Submitted by S2W on Nov 17 2020 13:28

Please note that because of border closures due to the COVID-19
pandemic, the festival will most likely be postponed to the spring or
summer of 2021, and held under a different name. The new festival date
will be announced no later than December 1. On December 1, we will share
information about how to apply for a Finnish visa and crossing the border.

Book Review: ‘DISORDER’

Submitted by LAMA on Nov 15 2020 09:26

A review of the political fable 'DISORDER'.

International Week Against Unpaid Wages supported by unions in 14 countries

Submitted by MT on Nov 2 2020 16:00

During the third week of October (12th-18th) the first International Week Against Unpaid Wages took place. It was established by the International Workers’ Association (IWA/AIT) to highlight the phenomenon of unpaid wages and how we can fight it in the anarchosyndicalist manner. During the Week the unions of the IWA informed about the topic in countries they are active and reminded their older or actual conflicts related to the issue. Here is the summary of all activities from 14 countries and our evaluation of the Week.

Three Years of Revenge (A Chronicle of the Network Case)

Submitted by S2W on Oct 29 2020 21:35

The Network Case […] has been going on for exactly three years. Today, we can say that the case has come to an end: an appeals court has upheld the convictions of all the defendants [in the Penza portion of the case, not the Petersburg portion], who face six to eighteen years in prison. In the coming days and weeks, they will be transported to penal colonies to serve their sentences.