World Repression Newswire Archive

Free Iran's 800 jailed union activists

Support the Tehran bus workers strike. Defend the right of Iranian workers to form labour unions.

Australian Police Force Trial Taser Weapon

07-02-2006 07:43 | Analysis | Health | Repression | World

NSW police may kill or disable you with their taser trial regarless of the statistical death and injury previously recorded world wide?

2nd Renaissance -3

06-02-2006 19:55 | Analysis | Repression | Social Struggles | World

Plichta writes of this model as follows. "There was a time I used to make fun of the Apocalypse of St John and believed it to be a totally unreliable historical source. Today I am filled with deep humility, perhaps because I am now able to give a concrete description of the foundation of the world as seen by St John with my mathematical discoveries, and thus possibly open a new way to all of humanity which has now reached a dead end."

Silent No More

06-02-2006 09:34 | Analysis | Repression | Social Struggles | World

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This cartoon episode of Islamic marching against free speech has inspired me to think beyond all that I have ever seen written or pictured.

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Communique of Antiauthoritarian Movement about the surveillance scandal

05-02-2006 21:04 | Globalisation | Repression | Social Struggles | World

This is a communique of Antiauthoritarian Movement about the surveillance of telephones of its members: Grigoris Tsilimantos, Argiris Mouratidis, Attila Ihtiar and Marina Meintani (who used to be a member of the antiauthoritarian newspaper “Babylonia”)

Genova G8 Diaz victims - Norman Blair

05-02-2006 20:04 | Genoa | Repression | London | World

Norman Blair decribes his experiences of the Diaz raid and incarceration in Bolzaneto prison.

European media

05-02-2006 08:10 | Analysis | Anti-racism | Repression | World

European media publish anti-Muslim cartoons: An ugly and calculated provocation

2nd Renaissance -2

05-02-2006 03:48 | Analysis | Repression | Social Struggles | World

Georg Cantor (1845-1918), by his origination of modern set theory and his studies of the nature of infinity, left science a valuable legacy. Cantor was regularly admitted to a psychiatric clinic within the University of Halle, in Germany, where he lectured and worked as a Professor of Mathematics. On each occasion that he became ill he had been thinking about infinity and the continuum hypothesis. Such intense thought, at the boundaries of his comprehension, caused Cantor to suffer repeated mental breakdowns. Infinity drove him mad.

The QUICKTIME REPORT 5/2/06 - SEE GLOBALLY!

A review of news, opinion, and photography recorded, from the Indymedia Newswire. With times and freqs for tuning in anywhere you can, at your leisure. Free to rebroadcast. The world & recorded for the community archive!

In 2006, Voting Fraud is the Keystone Issue

02-02-2006 22:09 | Analysis | Repression | Technology | World

Not only do they want to remain in power and keep their ill-gotten booty, many of them want desperately to stay out of the federal slammer. Accordingly, there may virtually nothing that they might not resort to in order to avoid this outcome. Things could get very nasty.

G8 Genoa Diaz Trial: British Testimonies and a Personal Report

RETURNING TO GENOA : BRITISH TESTIMONIES IN DIAZ G8 CASE

Last week the final British witnesses gave their evidence in the Italian court case against 29 police officers accused of crimes relating to the horrific raid on the GSF Diaz school in Genoa, when Italian police stormed their way into the school and savagely beat scores of people. In the building opposite the police immobilised the grassroots media, smashed equipment and phones, stole video tapes and took the hard drives of the volunteer legal team's computers.

On the ground at the Diaz trial

02-02-2006 16:21 | Genoa | Repression | London | World

An account of the British Diaz vicitms testimonies from the back of the court and on the street.

Writer Refused Asylum

02-02-2006 11:11 | Migration | Repression | World

Imagine living on ‘death row’ … in Britain. Being allowed to walk around, but not knowing which day you’ll be seized and sent back to your enemies. This is the story of a failed asylum seeker in Nottingham. He's lived in the shadows for 5 years. He can't stay and he can't go back. What is he to do?

Indymedia Radio London - Weekly News Roundup + Audio

Here's some of the stories from Indymedia London Radio's weekly broadcast on Resonance FM - taken from UK and Global Indymedia, and this week a few stories culled from the excellant Schnews.

Only half these stories were used on the radio show, as there was also an interview about the ongoing 2001 Diaz school raid court case in Italy, and a 20 min piece about the High Court challenge of the use of Section 44 of the terrorism act against protestors.

Also featured was the protest after the sad death of Bereket Yohannes who hung himself at Harmondsworth Detention Centre (

http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/2006/01/332427.html)

Listen to the show every week at 1pm every Wednesday in London on 104.4FM or on the web at:

http://www.resonancefm.com

...or check out other imc audio at

http://radio.indymedia.org

New Labour Century

31-01-2006 19:51 | Anti-militarism | Globalisation | Repression | World

A Cartoon

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The QUICKTIME REPORT 31/1/06 - SEE GLOBALLY!

Genova G8 Diaz interviews - Sam Buchanan

30-01-2006 18:31 | Genoa | Repression | London | World

New Zealander Sam Buchanan describes the police raid on Diaz from inside the Pertini school.

Genova G8 Diaz interviews - Mark Covell

30-01-2006 18:19 | Genoa | Repression | London | World

Interview with Diaz victim and independent journalist Mark Covell.

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Genova G8 Diaz interviews - Hamish Campbell

30-01-2006 18:12 | Genoa | Repression | London | World

Interview with Undercurrents film maker Hamish Campbell.

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Support Aubonne Two in Court Case Against the Swiss Police

30-01-2006 14:12 | Repression | World

In May 2003, an affinity group blockaded the Aubonne Bridge in order to stop a G8 delegation from reaching the summit in Evian. The police cut the climbing rope and nearly killed two activists. Now the policeman who cut the rope and his senior officer are in court. They are charged with bodily harm with negligence…