On the night of Friday into Saturday (May 15–16), we demolished a KONE van parked in Connewitz, smashed the windows, slashed the tires, and left the slogan “Against Prisons.” The elevator manufacturer KONE is involved in the construction of prisons and thus profits directly from the inhumane prison system.
With this action, we send militant and solidarity-filled greetings to Athens. There, among others, our anarchist comrade Marianna was sentenced to 19 years in prison a few weeks ago for incorporating the path of armed resistance against the world of opression into her resistance. A path that cost her comrade and partner Kyriakos Xymitiris his life. In addition, six more comrades have been in custody since yesterday, accused of carrying out a number of successful armed expropriations of banks; here too, they face lengthy prison sentences.
Our passion for freedom is stronger than any prison cell!
Freedom for all prisoners!
Militant greetings to the Greek prisoners!
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[LE] Καταστροφή φορτηγού της KONE, εταιρείας που συνεργάζεται με τις φυλακές – Αλληλεγγύη στους κρατούμενους στην Ελλάδα!
Τη νύχτα της Παρασκευής προς το Σάββατο (15–16 Μαΐου), καταστρέψαμε ένα φορτηγάκι της KONE που ήταν σταθμευμένο στο Connewitz, σπάσαμε τα παράθυρα, σκίσαμε τα λάστιχα και αφήσαμε το σύνθημα «Ενάντια στις φυλακές». Η εταιρεία κατασκευής ανελκυστήρων KONE εμπλέκεται στην κατασκευή φυλακών και, ως εκ τούτου, επωφελείται άμεσα από το απάνθρωπο σωφρονιστικό σύστημα. Continue reading [LE] Van belonging to prison contractor KONE vandalized – Solidarity with prisoners in Greece! en/gr/German.
The summers of 2022 and 2023 were marked by two major struggles waged from inside the prison by our anarchist comrade Yannis Michailidis. With his primary demand being his release, which the state vindictively denied despite the years he had already served, G.M. escalated his protest to a hunger strike, reaching a critical health condition on both occasions. On the 30th day of his second hunger strike, he decided to further escalate his protest with a thirst strike, which ultimately resulted in the victory of his struggle and his subsequent release.
On Wednesday, May 20, about thirty people gathered in front of the Brussels courthouse, a hideous, imposing, oppressive, and gloomy building. Outside, police quickly arrived to look for someone in charge. As no one would answer them, the police said they knew the group was there for the trial of an anarchist. Indeed, they had come to observe 
