This was one of the most violent and intense far-right gatherings in recent times.
This was one of the most violent and intense far-right gatherings in recent times.
On packed picket lines up and down the country, NHS nurses are once again taking action that until very recently would have seemed impossible, and finding massive support for doing so. As the government belligerently refuses to negotiate, colleagues from physiotherapists to doctors greet us warmly as they too prepare to down tools and join […]
Now this community is facing a dire situation, which has left us feeling attacked and vulnerable. However, we will not submit before this repressive onslaught and we will continue to confront institutional violence with the collective force that we have built.
Beginning to read this you are probably already familiar with certain names or slogans: Zhina (Mahsa) Amini and „Women, Life, Freedom“ (Jin, Jiyan, Azadi). But who was Mahsa? Why this slogan? Is it an uprising or a revolution, happening before our eyes in Iran?
... assuming that I take the claims of Islamic faith on their face, how convincing do I find the arguments insofar as they address various anarchist positions?
Let’s be honest here, we all wanted to play a game as a cat...
A communiqué by Mujeres Indigenas por el buen vivir on the repression and imprisonment of Mapuche women in Patagonia.
Riot: Civil Unrest is a pretty interesting educational tool. It gives players a sense of how chaotic the aforementioned uprisings were, while allowing them to choose how things play out. Sadly, the game is plagued with somewhat buggy and unresponsive AI, which is the game’s near-fatal flaw.
It is rare that there are paradigm shifts in our security practices either because of changing circumstances or new technologies. These things often happen slowly and in ways we don’t notice until we retrospect over long periods of time. We don’t have the opportunity to see a drastic change and compare how things were before and after.
Generally the Islamic Republic executed 27 Balochs in the course of 22 days in June 2022. Since the beginning of 2022, 62 Baloch prisoners got executed in the prisons of the Islamic Republic, which is a double increase compared to last year. This means, that even though the Balochs make up only 5% of the Iranian population, they make up more than 21% of the executed.
For both the Anarchist gatherings and the people, the goal is the same, and that is the overthrow of the military regime.