A War Without End
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The late Ursula Le Guin on oppression, resistance, and why “the exercise of imagination is dangerous.” Ursula Le Guin at the University of Oregon campus in 2013. Jack Liu To commemorate the death of Ursula |
Hamburg: The society of control, lost control.
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What would be to feel like a member of G20? Transferred from meeting to meeting by helicopter because the risk of driving through the city’s streets was simply too high. What about that view from the helicopter’s window that some … |
Defend the ZAD– a call for international solidarity ! October 8th & 9th 2016
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Friday 16 September 2016, Source: zad.nadir.org For over 50 years, farmers and locals have resisted the building of a new airport for the French city of Nantes (which by the way already has one). Now in these rich … |
THE LARGEST PRISON STRIKE IN U.S. HISTORY ENTERS ITS SECOND WEEK
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Alice Speri, source: theintercept.com THE LARGEST PRISON strike in U.S. history has been going on for nearly a week, but there’s a good chance you haven’t heard about it. For months, inmates at dozens of prisons across the country have … |
Mining, money and murder: the deadly struggle to protect South Africa’s Wild Coast
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Hal Rhoades, 12th May 2016, source: Ecologist |
Stop Politivold
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Nul tolerance overfor politivold Politiets overgreb afspejler politikernes ønske om at kontrollere besværlige borgere. Kun et aktivt civilsamfund kan skabe forandring og få stillet de skyldige til ansvar. Politivold udøves i en juridisk gråzone, da der ikke findes et reelt … |
An interview with a French comrade
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The information we receive from France, concerning the protests called “Nuit Debout”, is sparse and often contradictory. Most of the established media only deliver short articles whenever there have been clashes with the police or often describing the protesters as … |
When the state sleeps, people dream. A comment on Nuit Debout
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When the state sleeps, people dream (Nuit debout) After seven weeks of protest not only in Paris but almost in every city of France, the movement of Nuit Debout is getting stronger, and receiving surprisingly scant attention from the … |
Did we change season from the Arab Spring?
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Can we draw conclusions from the Arab Spring? All of these movements could not reach emancipating conditions as they are trapped between religious, military and imperialistic complex. On the other side Europe’s characteristic pathetic negligence, trapped between xenophobia, depoliticisation and … |
The pristine landscape of South Africa’s Wild Coast is under threat from mining, writes Hal Rhoades, and the communities standing up to defend the land are facing deadly consequences: harassment, threats, physical assault