Greece: Renewed State Attacks on Squats, Renewed Movement Defiance
In Athens alone, an estimated four thousand refugees live in squatted, self-organized structures.
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In Athens alone, an estimated four thousand refugees live in squatted, self-organized structures.
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Psychometrics and the (counter)revolution in marketing that is helping bring fascism to power around the world
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Many journalists apparently regard the reports of police spokespeople as a priori accurate and true descriptions of factual reality not to be questioned. Hmph.
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People issued bounding orders are being criminalized and humiliated, receiving a punishment amounting essentially to indefinite detention.
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Diese Stadt, in der ich für Freiheit geschrien, und einen Liebhaber begraben habe. Wenn ich nur ein „Visum“ erhalten könnte um nach Aleppo zu gehen, so könnten Sie mich daran hindern – bitte hindern Sie mich daran, hier her zurückzukehren.
Structures like the women_*’s space in Athens offer women_* the chance to compare notes and talk openly about experiences of violence, provide a safe place where they can get some measure of peace and quiet and share solidarity.
The idea of open borders is anathema to Europe’s ruling elites; inhumane detention camps seem, on the other hand, to be perfectly acceptable. Politicians in power display nothing but inhumanity. We have to step into action; we have to go all out.
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A brief, though rich, glance into a Yezidi refugee camp near Diyarbakir in early 2016.
When we told the two co-mayors how shocked we were at the destruction in Cudi, they laughed bitterly: “Cudi? That’s nothing compared to Zap, Basak, and Barbaros.”
“What we experienced in Bakur, how it feels and how it will change us, has to do with real people and their stories.”