The first instance court of Leipzig attacked with pitch and butyric acid – Maja must return!

Shortly after the start of the new week we went to give a nice surprise to the judges, prosecutors, and disgusting cops of the judicial police before they turned up for work next day. With the help of our extinguishers the entrance to their pretentious temple of violence was completely smeared in pitch and, through a hole that we made in a window pane at the entrance, enough butyric acid got into the building for the start of the week to be really stinking.

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Solidarity with Maja and all prisoners – A car of the Stölting company set on fire

During the night of 12 to 13 June, a car belonging to the Stölting company went up in flames.

The Stölting group is a services company and presents itself, among other things, as an external alternative for management, food, medical treatment, care and support for jails; it is proposing taking over certain areas, or even the management of prison establishments as a whole.

In the past, the Stölting group has also been associated with anti-union practices – workers found themselves offered money to leave the union.

With all the different roles they play in prison, they are supporting a system based on the punishment of persons who do not integrate into the logic of capitalist exploitation, and try to break them through isolation.

Prisons are one of the many repressive tools of the State to prevent actions of resistance and intimidate people who use counter-violence against them.
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Published 26 June 2025 by Attaque

from.indymedia.org / Monday 23 June 2025

« I have great respect for the solidarity and support that is reaching me from all over. That gives me the strength to continue to fight, with you, not only for better conditions of imprisonment in Hungary and elsewhere, but also for the freedom of all the political prisoners. Let’s not think of rest, today, and celebrate the queer fêtes, in solidarity and actively.» (from Maja’s letter to her comrades in struggle, June 20th 2025)

The situation is serious. We need to act.

In solidarity with Maja, who has been on hunger strike for more than 18 days, during the night of June 22nd, during the days of antifascist actions, we left the words « FREE MAJA » on the facade of the Deutsche Bank agency in Märkischen Platz, Schwelm [town in north-west Germany near Wuppertal; Translator’s note], we reworked its showcases with stones and left some beautiful holes in the windows.
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Published 26 June 2025 by Attaque
Translated by Act for freedom now!

original : Knack Punkt News / Monday 16 June 2025

Again, some banks attacked for Maja – Let’s not stop! In the night of June 15th, we attacked branches of Sparkasse and Deutsche Volksbank in Könneritzstraße, in the west of Leipzig.

Broken windows and the slogan « Free Maja » written on them are our contribution to the campaign of militant support to Maja’s hunger strike. We are referring here to the call launched by some comrades https://de.indymedia.org/node/516268 [ here in French ; NdAtt.] and are very happy that such a large number of people have already joined this campaign, in Leipzig, Berlin, Wuppertal and Hamburg. We are inviting all those who want to show their solidarity with Maja to do the same!
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About raids, summonses and arrests in Munich and Salzburg in February 2025

(Translated from de.indymedia, April 17, 2025)

What happened?

On February 26, 2025, in and around Munich and in the Salzburg region, four homes, meeting places and storage facilities were raided by the cops on the orders of the Munich Public Prosecutor’s Office. In the days that followed, further raids were carried out. As far as we know at present, these operations targeted four defendants and witnesses in three different proceedings for encouragement/approval of criminal acts, for forming a criminal organization and for the initial suspicion of participation in incendiary attacks (See : About the repressive operation in Germany and Austria. Solidarity with the arrested anarchists). During the searches, various computers, printers, storage media, telephones and magazines were seized.

Two of the four defendants were remanded in custody on the grounds that they had no home address. According to press reports, the charges are not sufficient to warrant the arrest of the other two defendants. In addition, witnesses have been summoned by the Munich public prosecutor’s office. It is not yet possible for us to assess which investigation procedures are involved in these summonses, what cross-referencing the cops are doing between which investigations, and whether they have any significant findings at all.

The people concerned and their supporters must now face up to the incarceration, prepare for the interrogations to come, and the trials that are likely to follow, as well as organize support for those in prison. We send them greetings of solidarity and strength for the times ahead.

What are the proceedings based on?

The proceedings are rather complicated. We’d like to try and describe them briefly here, although for the moment we can only do so on the basis of posts on indymedia and newspaper articles. For a better understanding, it may help to first summarize what came before these operations: for several years and with great regularity, vehicles, construction machinery, trains, construction equipment, buildings, cable shafts and cell towers have been burning in and around Munich. All this has resulted in material damage now running into the tens of millions. Most of these actions were not accompanied by a claim, but some were. According to the local press, the cops have been unable to find any exploitable trace to identify the perpetrators of any of the actions. They only assume that the fires are not the result of random self-combustion and have something to do with “critical infrastructures” in the broadest sense of the term. In January 2025, 23 vans belonging to Munich’s canine police brigade burned down in an unguarded parking lot. The damage amounted to over two million euros. That’s our brief summary of the situation.
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