Please see the full call for the week of action, with translations in 11 languages, at: http://freeabdallah.red/
Georges Ibrahim Abdallah is a Lebanese communist activist. He was arrested in Lyon in 1984 and convicted in 1987 as the alleged founder of the Lebanese Armed Revolutionary Factions (FARL). In 1982, as Israel launched with support from France and USA, a murderous invasion in Lebanon to annihilate the Palestinian Resistance, FARL replicated by bringing the war to the imperialist centres, its sponsors, its funders, its ruling elite order givers and its arms dealers. Thus, FARL executed the head of Mossad in Paris and the US military attaché in France.
Georges was legally eligible for release after 14 years in prison. On October 24th, Georges will have spent 35 years behind bars. All attempts for his release have been sabotaged by the French public authorities under open pressure from the USA. But the fury aimed at Georges should not surprise us:
First because he embodies the history of FARL and the end of impunity for imperialist powers, on their own ground.
He’s an example of the imprisoned revolutionaries who never surrendered their identities despite decades of detention and blackmailing.
Georges remains a defender of the revolutionary left historical project for Palestine, a project which is radically different from those of the various Islamist tendencies and of the Oslo surrenderers. This project is a united Palestine, from the Jordan River to the Mediterranean Sea, where belonging to a confession, a community or a nationality wouldn’t result in privileges or oppression.
We support Georges Abdallah, not only because he’s been offering an inspirational example of resistance for 35 years, but also because as we support him we are supporting our own identity, history and political project. Considering the issues at stake, no-one should be surprised by the fury aimed at Georges.
However, what should catch our attention is that the mobilisations of the solidarity movement -which we belong to- are too unequal and insufficient given the brevity of the issues at stake, and we have to acknowledge this to move forward. Let’s not settle for a few press articles, a signature at the bottom of a call or a delegation in a demonstration. Let’s intensify the support campaign, everywhere and by all means, let’s mobilize more widely while defending Georges’ political identity.
That’s why Samidoun, the “Palestine Will Win” collective and the French-speaking sections of the International Red Help:
commit themselves to intensify their efforts in the campaigns for the liberation of Georges Ibrahim Abdallah.
call upon all solidarity forces to massively, consistently and radically fight for that liberation.
Like every year a demonstration will be organised for the anniversary of Georges’ arrest, in front of his prison in Lannemezan (High Pyrenees). This year, the demonstration will take place on Saturday October 19th at 2pm. We call for a massive participation in that demonstration.
We also call for a month of solidarity actions, everywhere in France and across the World. Solidarity initiatives in all countries and at all levels must be organized during that month. We call upon all solidarity forces to join this call and to engage in the October mobilization with all their strength.
Against imperialism, Zionism and Arab reactionary forces and regimes ! A Free, secular and democratic Palestine from the Jordan River to the Sea ! Freedom for Georges Ibrahim Abdallah !
Palestinian prisoner Bassam al-Sayeh is the latest Palestinian prisoner to lose his life in Israeli prisons on Sunday night, 8 September. Sayeh, 47, from Nablus in the northern West Bank of occupied Palestine, was one of the most severely ill Palestinian prisoners, suffering for years from leukemia and bone cancer. HE suffered a heart attack in late July 2019 and also experienced pulmonary congestion, edema, liver inflammation and fourth-degree heart failure. Sayeh is the 221st Palestinian prisoner who has died in Israeli occupation prisons.
With the additional deterioration of his heart in the past months, it was operating at only 15% of strength. He worked for “Falasteen” newspaper in the West Bank before being arrested by Israeli occupation forces on 8 October 2015, accused of organizing a Palestinian armed resistance attack on the illegal Israeli settlement of Itamar near the village of Beit Furik. He first showed symptoms of cancer in 2009, during political detention by the Palestinian Authority; he had previously spent around 3 years in PA jails and one and a half years in Israeli occupation prisons.
All Palestinian political forces issued strong condemnations of Israeli policies of medical neglect and mistreatment against Palestinian prisoners. The Palestinian prisoners’ movement collectively announced three days of mourning for Sayeh, declaring that “we hold the Zionist occupation and the prison administration fully and directly responsible for the martyrdom of al-Sayeh, due to medical negligence against him and the policy of slow death.”
The prisoners’ movement announced that all sections of the prisons would be closed and meals returned in memory of Sayeh. In a statement, the prisoners noted that “the martyr prisoner Bassam Sayeh remained handcuffed, hand and foot, despite his illness until his martyrdom.”
The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine issued a statement, saying that “this latest crime should motivate all to support the prisoners and confront the policies of slow execution practiced by the occupier against dozens of sick prisoners.” The statement also called for a day of strike and protest on Monday to mourn Sayeh and support the prisoners fighting for freedom.
The Front also condemned international institutions, especially the International Committee of the Red Cross, for failing to take action and hold the Israeli occupation accountable for its violations against the Palestinian people. “If there were serious deterrent measures taken internationally, the occupation would not dare to continue its crimes against the prisoners’ movement.”
The Palestinian Prisoners’ Society issued a statement saying that the violations practiced against the prisoners, particularly medical neglect and the case of Bassam al-Sayeh, “should be brought before the International Criminal Court to hold the leadership of the Israeli occupation accountable for the institutionalized crimes committed against our prisoners by a number of malicious mechanisms, including deliberate medical neglect.”
The Health Work Committees echoed this call, saying that “the crimes against the prisoner Bassam Sayeh and crimes against all prisoners at the hands of the interrogators and jailers are crimes against humanity that require action and prosecution in international courts. The occupation’s treatment of sick prisoners is only a policy of slow execution that requires all to uphold their responsibilities. They are denied the minimum elements to sustain human life, putting their lives at risk even after liberation.”
There are approximately 700 sick Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails, including 160 seriously ill with chronic diseases who require specialized treatment and 25 with cancer.
Samidoun Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network mourns the loss of Bassam Sayeh. His life was not taken by cancer alone, but by systematic abuse, mistreatment and neglect. We note that his death is part of the systematic violence of medical mistreatment and abuse in Israeli prisons. The Israeli state holds full responsibility for the death of Bassam al-Sayeh and must be held accountable. We urge all supporters of justice in Palestine to organize and demand freedom and justice for nearly 6,000 Palestinians held in Israeli jails – and freedom and justice for Palestine.
Popular resistance in occupied Palestine and the role of BDS – Focus on Jerusalem
Meeting and Discussion with Salah Hamouri, French-Palestinian lawyer from Jerusalem
Sunday, 15 September, 1 pm to 2:30 pm at the joint UJFP-BDS France stand
Village of the World – Avenue Charlie Chaplin
Park Georges-Valbon
La Courneuve
Dans le cadre de la Fête de l’Huma 2019
Résistances populaires en Palestine occupée et rôle du BDS – Focus sur Jérusalem
Rencontre-débat avec Salah Hamouri, avocat franco-palestinien de Jérusalem
Le dimanche 15 septembre 2019 de 13h00 à 14h30 au stand conjoint UJFP-Campagne BDS
Village du Monde – Avenue Charlie Chaplin
Parc départemental Georges Valbon
93120 La Courneuve
On Thursday 12th September 2019 you are invited to a special screening of ‘Imprisoning A Generation’, an important documentary about Palestinian child prisoners in Apartheid Israel’s jails. There will also be a screening of the short film ‘Breaking The Generations’. The films will be shown from 6:15pm in The Pearse Centre, 27 Pearse Street, Dublin 2 (map here).
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Today there are some 5,500 Palestinian political prisoners, including 500 interned without charge or trial, 50 women, and 200 children. Every year Israeli occupation forces arrest around 6,000 people, including an average of 700 children. The imprisonment regime is an important aspect of Israel’s total domination of the lives of Palestinians.
Israel tries Palestinians – including children – in apartheid non-jury military courts which are inherently unfair and which have a 99.7% conviction rate where trials last an average of five minutes. Amnesty International says these “proceedings do not meet international standards for fair trial”.
Israel also uses a form of indefinite internment without trial called Administrative Detention “to suppress the legitimate and peaceful activities of activists in the Occupied Palestinian Territories”, according to Amnesty.
We invite you to come along and learn more about the plight, struggles, hopes and fears of generations of Palestinian political prisoners – especially children – whose lives have been invaded by Apartheid Israel, even as Israel holds the entire Palestinian people captive under occupation or in enforced exile.
DOORS 6.15pm
First Film Begins at 6:30pm SHARP
Breaking the Generations
Dir. Bill Parry & Caroline Rooney, 25min, English & Arabic with English Subtitles
A film that explores Israel’s widespread and systematic use of detention, and explores the consequences on the health of Palestinian prisoners, who face widespread, institutionalized medical negligence inside Israel’s prisons.
Imprisoning a Generation
Dir. Zelda Edmunds, 50min, English & Arabic with English Subtitles
This film follows the stories of four Palestinian children who have been detained and imprisoned by Israel. Their perspectives, along with the voices of their families, combine to create a lens into the entangled structures of Israeli oppression that expand well beyond the prison walls.
Hosted by the Dublin branch of the Ireland-Palestine Solidarity Campaign
HSBC invests in and provides financial services for companies providing military technology and weapons to Israel, which the Israeli military has used to commit war crimes and systematically violate international law. This includes investments of nearly £100million in the company Caterpillar.
Caterpillar supplies the Israeli military with bulldozers which are weaponised and used to assist in Israel’s ethnic cleansing of the Palestinian people, including the demolition of Palestinian homes, schools, villages and civilian infrastructure – in order to make way for the ever-expanding illegal Israeli Jewish-only settlements.
Since 1967 the Israeli military has demolished nearly 50,000 Palestinian houses, and Caterpillar equipment has been involved at many of these demolitions, which amount to war crimes. Currently Caterpillar Bulldozers are being used by the Israeli military to aid in the demolition of 70 Palestinian homes in the Sur Baher village in East Jerusalem. Over 1000 Palestinians are being displaced from their homes, forcing them to live in exile
Caterpillar also provides equipment used to reinforce Israel’s apartheid infrastructure, including Israel’s checkpoints, separation wall alongside the West Bank as well as the wall in Gaza, and for the construction of illegal settlements and settlement infrastructure on stolen Palestinian land.
Public pressure led HSBC to divest from Elbit Systems, Israel’s largest arms company, but HSBC remains deeply complicit with Israel’s war crimes.
Mobilise and take creative action at your local HSBC branch, join in with local actions, spread the word on social media and call on HSBC to #StopArmingIsrael!
Palestine 33 is organizing a meeting with French-Palestinian lawyer Salah Hamouri, with the support of UJFP Aquitaine, MRAP 33, ARAC 33, Solidarity 33, NPA 33, Allies of Peace, PCF 33, UD CGT 33, EELV, PG 33, MCJF 33, Ensemble! 33, AC! Gironde and LDH 33.
Salah Hamouri’s life story is emblematic of the situation of hundreds of Palestinian prisoners. He was jailed twice by the Israeli occupation. Come to learn much more about this situation and the struggle of Palestinians held behind bars!
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Palestine 33 organise une rencontre avec l’avocat franco-palestinien Salah Hamouri, avec le soutien de L’UJFP Aquitaine ; le MRAP 33 ; l’ARAC-33 ; Solidaires 33 ; NPA 33 ; Les Alliés de la Paix ; le PCF 33 ; l’UD CGT 33 ; EELV ; PG 33 ; MCJF 33 ; Ensemble! 33 ; AC! Gironde et la LDH 33.
Les organisations seront ajoutées au fur-et-à-mesure de l’annonce de leur soutien…
Salah Hamouri, dont le vécu est emblématique de la situation de centaines de prisonniers palestiniens, a été incarcéré à deux reprises en Israël sur ordre du gouvernement. Né d’une mère française et d’un père palestinien de Jérusalem, c’est en mars 2005 que les autorités militaires israéliennes l’arrêtent lors d’un contrôle d’identité, et qu’il est inculpé pour avoir prétendument projeté de tuer un rabbin et pour son appartenance au Front populaire de libération de la Palestine, puis condamné à 14 ans de prison.
En France, l’AFPS, des élus, associations et partis politiques créent des comités de soutien à Salah, dont un en Gironde, pour protester contre cette condamnation. Il sera libéré en décembre 2011 avec 550 autres prisonniers dans le cadre de l’échange « Gilad Shalit », conclu avec l’Égypte.
En avril 2012, pour nos « 8 heures pour la Palestine », Salah Hamouri, récemment libéré, était venu témoigner sur son parcours et de la condition des prisonniers politiques palestiniens.
Après sa sortie de prison, il suit des études de droit et devient avocat en août 2017. Salah sera de nouveau arrêté à son domicile à Jérusalem-Est dans la nuit du 22 au 23 août 2017 et placé en détention administrative pour une période de 6 mois (renouvelable indéfiniment) car soupçonné d’avoir renoué avec une organisation politique illégale : le Front populaire de libération de la Palestine (FPLP). Le 24 octobre 2017, la Cour suprême d’Israël estime que Salah Hamouri est « un haut responsable d’une organisation terroriste » et « constitue bien un danger important et réel pour la sécurité publique », et que « la détention administrative pour la période donnée est justifiée ».Après treize mois d’incarcération, il sera libéré le 30 septembre 2018.
En décembre 2013 il déclarait : « Voilà deux ans que j’ai retrouvé la liberté, après sept années passées en prison. Ce jour-là, en respirant ma première bouffée d’air de liberté, j’ai compris que cette occupation ne comprend qu’une seule langue, celle de la lutte, de la résistance et de la solidarité… »
Mais comme nous l’apprend ce message de Ziad Medoukh, l’injustice se perpétue et dans le silence assourdissant de la communauté internationale, 6000 prisonniers d’opinion continuent à lutter, souffrir et mourir dans les prisons israéliennes :
« Le prisonnier palestinien Nasser Tfatqua, âgé de 31 ans, originaire de Bethléem au sud de la Cisjordanie occupée, détenu dans les prisons israéliennes depuis deux mois, est décédé ce mardi 16 juillet 2019 dans sa cellule individuelle isolée dans la prison israélienne Ramla.…. Cet État d’apartheid continue sa politique agressive contre les prisonniers, comme contre toute notre population civile. Il poursuit ses crimes contre des prisonniers isolés qui sont de plus en plus abandonnés à l’arbitraire et à l’acharnement criminel des autorités pénitentiaires, sans suivi médical, ni visites.
Dans ces prisons, leur situation se dégrade jour après jour, et les autorités israéliennes aggravent encore leur souffrance par des mesures illégales et des provocations permanentes. Une mort lente attend les six mille prisonniers qui sont toujours derrière les barreaux israéliens…
Un prisonnier palestinien est mort …
…mais le combat de nos prisonniers continue jusqu’à la liberté, et pour la justice ».
Al Janiah organizers outside the social center and restaurant in Sao Paulo
Samidoun Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network stands in solidarity with Al Janiah, a refugee-run and -organized restaurant and social center in Sao Paulo, Brazil. Al Janiah is not only a central organizing space for the Palestinian community and Palestine solidarity movement in Brazil, but also a space for music, cultural resistance and activism for all struggles for justice and liberation in Brazil and around the world.
In the early morning hours of 1 September, Al Janiah was attacked by a fascist group who approached the doors with sharp blades and threw bottles at the building’s windows. All five of the people involved in the incident – recorded on security cameras and blocked by the Al Janiah security team – have a long history of connection to far-right groups, according to media reports. This is not the first time Al Janiah was attacked – in 2016, military police threw tear gas bombs at Al Janiah that affected workers and customers during protests against the “constitutional coup” against then-President Dilma Roussef.
The attack on Al Janiah by far-right, fascist forces cannot be delinked from the ongoing project of repression, environmental devastation and political attacks being emboldened by the Brazilian government, especially under the presidency of Jair Bolsonaro. Bolsonaro has actively associated his presidency with the Israeli state responsible for the dispossession of the very Palestinian refugees who formed Al Janiah as a critical social space for democratic expression and organizing. The Israeli state has returned Bolsonaro’s support, with effusive welcomes provided to Bolsonaro and the Brazilian far-right by Benjamin Netanyahu and the Zionist regime as a whole. Of couse, Israeli-Brazilian military cooperation predates Bolsonaro, as does the use of Israeli military and surveillance technologies to repress popular movements and marginalized peoples.
Bolsonaro has threatened to label indigenous organizations and popular social movements like the Landless Workers’ Movement (MST) as “terrorist organizations,” taking a page out of the Israeli state’s attack on Palestinian resistance to over 70 years of colonization, occupation, apartheid and dispossession. His regime has supported and emboldened racist, misogynistic and anti-indigenous organizations and individuals while promoting free, destructive reign for corporations and wealthy ranchers, policies that have played a significant role in creating the devastating fires sweeping the Amazon. Brazil’s former president Lula da Silva remains a political prisoner, while social movements are coming under official repressive attacks by police and intelligence forces.
Al Janiah is a critically important Palestinian and Brazilian space that belongs to the international movement for justice and liberation, guided by the traditions and struggle of the Palestinian liberation movement. Samidoun has participated in multiple events at and with Al Janiah and MOP@T, the Palestinian Movemnt for All. We extend our strongest solidarity with Al Janiah and urge all supporters of Palestine around the world to support this important cultural, social and political institution’s work.
Confirming what has been circulating on various media outlets, Al Janiah- Bar, Restaurant, and Cultural Center, suffered from an attack early Sunday morning (1/9).
Around 3h30 am, a group of five approached the establishment’s main entrance, armed with a knife and pepper spray.
Our security cameras registered in detail the cowardly attack. The members of the group fled in consequence.
No one maintained any injuries; our team managed to contain the attack and all whom were present are in good health.
We will not remain silent in the face of attacks of such motivation, in a context of an ever growing discourse of intolerance and hate gripping the country.
Ever since its birth, Al Janiah is known to be a democratic space, one which puts itself at the total disposal of the defense of political minorities, and hosts refugees. Our history follows in the path of the Liberation of Palestine.
Institutionally, we are taking the necessary legal steps with our team of lawyers.
We appreciate the support received from all corners of Brazil. The destruction of strong and enduring solidarity and the democratic spaces we built will not be an easy task for those seeking it.
From the Palestinian Resistance, we seek inspiration:
“O you who pass between fleeting words
As bitter dust, go where you wish, but
Do not pass between us like flying insects
For we have work to do in our land:
We have wheat to grow which we water with our bodies’ dew
We have that which does not please you here:
Stones… or shame.” Mahmud Darwish
In moments such as this we will remain strong and alert, continuing ahead firm in our necessary struggle in this context of attacks on democracy. Our resistance continues as does our cultural program, in defense of Culture and in celebration of diversity.
Management- Al Janiah.
NOTA OFICIAL
Como tem sido noticiado em parte da imprensa, o Al Janiah – Bar, Restaurante e Centro Cultural sofreu um ataque na madrugada do domingo (1/9).
Por volta das 3h30 da manhã, um grupo de cinco pessoas se aproximou da porta principal do estabelecimento portando uma faca e spray de pimenta.
As câmeras de segurança registraram o momento do covarde ataque. Os membros do grupo fugiram na sequência.
Ninguém ficou ferido, nossa equipe conseguiu conter o ataque e todos os presentes estão bem.
Não podemos nos calar diante da motivação deste ato, num contexto de crescente discurso de intolerância e ódio que acomete este pais.
Desde o inicio, o Al Janiah sempre foi conhecido por ser um espaço democrático, de defesa das minorias políticas e acolhimento de refugiados. Sua historia se liga a luta pela Libertação da Palestina.
Institucionalmente estamos tomando as devidas providências por meio de nossos advogados.
Agradecemos o apoio que temos recebido de todos os cantos do Brasil. Não vai ser fácil destruir a solidariedade e os espaços democráticos que foram construídos.
Da resistência palestina, buscamos inspiração:
“Vocês que passam com palavras efêmeras,
como a poeira amarga, passem onde quiserem, mas
não passem entre nós como insetos com asas
temos o que fazer na nossa terra
temos trigo a criar e regar com o orvalho do nosso corpo
temos o que a vocês aqui não agrada:
temos pedra… e perdiz!” (Mahmud Darwish)
É preciso estar atento e fortes. Seguimos!
Nos mantemos firmes na luta, tão necessária nesse contexto de ataque à democracia. Nossa resistência continua e nossa programação cultural segue normalmente, em defesa da Cultura e celebração da diversidade.
Direção do Al Janiah
-ملاحظة رسمية-
كما ورد في جزء من الصحافة ، تعرض مطعم الجانية – البار والمطعم والمركز الثقافي لهجوم في الساعات الأولى من يوم الأحد.
في حوالي الساعة 3:30 صباحًا ، اقتربت مجموعة مكونة من خمسة أفراد من الباب الأمامي للمنشأة يحملون سكينًا ورذاذ الفلفل.
سجلت الكاميرات الأمنية لحظة الهجوم الجبان. فر أعضاء المجموعة بالتسلسل.
لم يصب أحد ، تمكن فريقنا من احتواء الهجوم والجميع على ما يرام.
لا يمكننا الصمت في مواجهة الدافع وراء هذا العمل ، في سياق الخطاب المتزايد للتعصب والكراهية الذي يؤثر على هذا البلد.
منذ نشأتها ، عُرِفت الجانية دائمًا بأنها مكان ديمقراطي للدفاع عن الأقليات السياسية والترحيب باللاجئين. يرتبط تاريخها بالكفاح من أجل تحرير فلسطين.
مؤسسياً نحن نتخذ الإجراءات المناسبة من خلال محامينا.
نحن نقدر الدعم الذي تلقيناه من جميع أنحاء البرازيل. لن يكون من السهل تدمير التضامن والمساحات الديمقراطية التي تم بناؤها.
من المقاومة الفلسطينية ، نسعى إلى الإلهام:
“أيها المارّون بين الكلمات العابرة
كالغبار مرّوا أينما شئتم ولكن
لا تمرّوا بيننا كالحشرات الطائرة
خلنا في ارضنا ما نعمل
و لنا قمح نربّيه ونسقيه ندى اجسادنا
و لنا ما ليس يرضيكم هنا
حجر .. أو خجل!” (محمود درويش).
يجب على المرء أن يكون في حالة تأهب وقوي. نحن نتابع!
إننا نقف بحزم في الكفاح ، وهو أمر ضروري للغاية في هذا السياق من الهجوم على الديمقراطية. تستمر مقاومتنا وتستمر برامجنا الثقافية في الدفاع عن الثقافة والاحتفال بالتنوع.
Samidoun Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network is a signatory of the following statement:
2019 Algeria protests in Blida. Photo: Fethi Hamlati, Wikimedia Commons
The Algerian anti-colonial revolution was a catalyst for liberation struggles around the world. Algeria has strayed far from that historic mission and the people’s independence was confiscated by a comprador military-oligarchic elite that, for decades, has dispossessed, pauperized and stifled Algerians and Algerian political life.
Algerians have risen once again to regain their full dignity. Since February 22nd, 2019, millions of Algerians have descended into the streets every Tuesday and Friday, picking up their ancestor’s mantel of liberation and emancipation. After six months of consecutive weekly protests, the Algerian revolt (The Hirak/Harak) is entering a new and critical phase.
The people’s demands – for full-sovereignty, social justice, de-militarization of political life, civilian democratic rule, an end to subservience to imperialist and neocolonial designs in Africa and elsewhere – have so far fallen on deaf ears. The junta’s gradual and systematic repression of the movement has affected students, trade unionists, politicians, lawyers, veterans of the anti-colonial struggle, journalists, peasants, educators, workers and unemployed activists alike.
Algerians are determined to regain their freedom in full. They steadfastly and courageously continue to protest on a weekly basis. In response to the junta’s and its foreign backers’ intransigence the popular movement plans to engage in civil disobedience starting in the fall and will need the support of all progressive forces around the world.
International solidarity to support the uprising’s popular demands will be crucial. These demands include:
For an immediate end to military rule and the establishment of a civilian state;
For the release of all political prisoners;
To oppose and condemn repression and all forms of state violence;
To oppose and condemn the provision of military, financial, diplomatic and any other forms of assistance and intervention from imperialist governments;
To oppose all concessions and contracts with foreign governments and multinational corporations until a legitimate and representative government is in place.
As individuals, organizations and movements- struggling for liberation, justice and dignity around the world; we are aware that the future of our very own freedom, self-determination and emancipation is at stake in Algeria at this very moment. It is our duty to stand with the people’s movement in Algeria in their struggle against exploitation and neocolonialism, oppression and injustice, dispossession and militarism. We recognize that the fate of Algeria can only be decided by Algerians themselves. With this in mind, we stand in solidarity with
Algerians struggling for dignity and social justice, sovereignty, independence and emancipation.
Initial Signatories
The Malcolm X Grassroots Movement (USA)
Parti des Indigènes de la République (France)
The Frantz Fanon Foundation (France)
The National Lawyers Guild (USA)
The Red Nation (USA)
The Black Alliance for Peace (USA)
The International Association of Democratic Lawyers (Int’l)
The Arab Lawyers Union (Int’l)
The European Association of Lawyers for Democracy & World Human Rights (Int’l)
The Observatory of Food Sovereignty and Environment (Tunisia)
The Haldane Society (UK)
Daraja Press (Canada)
AlgeriaRevolt Collective (Int’l)
The Revolutionary Socialists Current (Egypt)
Revolutionary Socialism in the 21st Century (UK)
ATTAC/CADTM (Morocco)
Tadhamun (UK)
The MENA Solidarity Network (Int’l)
The Middle East Solidarity Magazine (Int’l)
Amandla CKUT (Canada)
What else can you do?
Share this statement of solidarity with groups, organizations, movements and individuals in your networks.
Pass a resolution in your organization, union, movement or group in support of the people’s movement in Algeria.
Write an article, op-ed, social media post in support of the Algerian revolt.
Organize a webinar, talk or discussion on the situation in Algeria, drawing parallels with your particular struggles and contribute to building concrete infrastructures for international solidarity. For suggested speakers, email: algeriarevolt@gmail.com
Join a protest in your area. For more information, email: algeriarevolt@gmail.com or subscribe to the social media handles provided below.
Stay up to date by following these accounts:
i) Facebook Page : @AlgeriaRevolt
ii) Twitter : @AlgeriaRevolt
Native Liberation Conference 2019
Anti Imperialism and Solidarity with the Global South
El Morro Theater and Events Center, Downtown Gallup, New Mexico
September 7-8, 2019
Fascism is on the rise throughout the world. So our response to it must be global. As Indigenous peoples, we don’t have to look far. The Indian War is now the never-ending, global “war on terror.” From Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, and Yemen, and new threats of war against Iran and Venezuela, the United States is the biggest threat to world peace.
Within our own homelands, walls and jails imprison and keep out the poor, the humble, separating us from our relatives. Uranium mines, fracking wells, and oil pipelines contaminate our lands, rivers, and bodies. Violent men in and out of uniform disappear our relatives — young and old — by the thousands, in ditches, highways, detention centers, and prisons. In cities and in reservation communities, we face a housing crisis and lack of medical care. Native people know what it means to live in utter poverty in a land plenty.
While the earth burns, the rich get richer. The end of the world is easier to imagine than the end of capitalism. We cannot succumb to this cynicism of defeat. So we must dream a new world into existence.
From Palestine to Turtle Island, from Africa, Asia, to the Americas, we fight for a world premised on justice and freedom for the good people of the earth. We demand a world where wealth and resources are redistributed according to need, where everyone belongs. We demand land and a dignified life for all our relatives.
To build this world, we turn to all nations and communities in struggle against the global elite destroying our planet. In the spirit of Indigenous generosity and radical relationality, we invite all oppressed people and progressive movements to join our cause.
We invite all relatives and comrades to the fourth annual 2019 Native Liberation Conference in Gallup, New Mexico on September 7-8. This year’s conference focuses on internationalism, anti-imperialism, environmental justice, and building an Indigenous-led anti-colonial left in North America.
This event is free and open to the public and for all ages. No registration is required. Many of our guest speakers are traveling from afar and need travel accommodations. Please donate at therednation.org/support and donations will also be collected at the conference, if you can. Every dollar counts!
US President Donald Trump has cancelled his visit to Denmark. But our demands for Denmark to change its policies have not been abandoned. Therefore, a large number of movements and organizations will continue to gather and demonstrate against US wars and for international solidarity!
Find us at our demonstration wagon between Østerbro Library and Oluf Palme street.
We say:
Stop the imperialist wars!
Stop the arms buildup!
Stop the policy of sanctions!
Strengthen international solidarity!
Capitalism is killing the climate!
Stop the militarization of Greenland and the Arctic!
Denmark out of NATO!
All are welcome to join the march.
Organizers: : Time for Peace – Active Against War, Venezuela Network, Hands Off Venezuela, Palestinian National Assembly in Denmark, Boykot Israel, Danish-Cuban Association, Kurdish Women’s Association, International Forum, Nazim Hikmet Cultural Association, Patria Grande Network in Denmark, Peace Watch, Ministry of Peace, Grupo Salvador Allende, Circulo Allendista, Friendship Society Denmark-DDF Korea, People’s Movement against Nazime, Anti-fascist Magazine “Handshake”, Women in Fight, Stop the Terror War – Out of NATO, No thanks to new fighter aircraft, Pro Nicaragua a Dinamarca, the Labor Party Communists (APK), Communist Party (KP), Communist Party in Denmark (KPiD), the Socialist Association, the Communist Party of Denmark (DKP).
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USA’s præsident Donald Trump har droppet sit besøg i Danmark. Men kravene til Danmark om at ruste op er ikke opgivet og den førte politik har ikke ændret sig. Derfor vil en lang række bevægelser og organisationer (se listen i bunden) fortsat samles for at demonstrere imod USAs krige og for international solidaritet! Vi går med i den fælles fredelige STOP TRUMP DK Demonstration med vores egen sektion med talere og musik.
Find os ved vores demonstrationsvogn (se efter fredsflagene og bannere), mellem Østerbro Bibliotek og Oluf Palme gade.
Vi siger:
– Stop imperialismens krige!
– Stop oprustningen!
– Stop sanktionspolitikken!
– Styrk den internationale solidaritet!
– Red klimaet ikke kapitalismen!
– Stop militariseringen af Grønland og Arktis!
– Danmark ud af NATO!
Alle er velkommen til at deltage i vores optog!
Vi har også brug for flere aktive. Alle kan hjælpe til med sprede budskabet, skriv gerne til os på i besked-feltet. Flere organisationer er velkommen til at tilslutte sig, kontakt os for at høre nærmere..
Arrangører: Tid til Fred – Aktive imod Krig, Venezuela-netværket, Hands Off Venezuela, Palæstinensisk Nationalforsamling i Danmark/The Palestinian National Assembly in Denmark, Boykot Israel, Dansk-Cubansk Forening, Kurdisk Kvindeforening, Internationalt Forum, Nazim Hikmet Kulturforening, Patria Grande Netværket i Danmark, Fredsvagten, Fredsministerium, Grupo Salvador Allende, Circulo Allendista, Venskabsforeningen Danmark-DDF Korea, Folkebevægelsen mod Nazime, Antifascistisk Tidskrift “Håndslag”, Kvinder i Kamp, Stop Terrorkrigen – Ud af NATO, Nej tak til nye kampfly, Pro Nicaragua en Dinamarca, Arbejderpartiet Kommunisterne (APK), Kommunistisk Parti (KP), Kommunistisk Parti i Danmark (KPiD), Foreningen Socialisten, Danmarks Kommunistiske Parti (DKP).