Brief statement about the insurrection in Indonesia and the subsequent repression

The following statement by Palang Hitam / ABC Indonesia was broadcast on air Monday, December 9th / between 11am – 1pm CET on Radio Blackout. The name of the show is “bello come una prigione che brucia” (Beautiful as a Burning Prison), a show broadcast since 20 years against prisons, repression, surveillance, military tech and AI. Radio Blackout is an autonomous radio (FM in Turin, Italy, and streaming elsewhere) born in 1992 as common project self managed by local squats, social centers and various collectives and individuals (antifa, anti authoritarian, anticapitalist, anti lots of things, with comrades from different areas of anarchism and communism).

From August to early September 2025, Indonesia was hit by demonstrations and riots triggered by public anger over government policies that were considered detrimental to the people. The main triggers of these protests were drastic increases in the cost of living, including food prices and education costs, as well as mass layoffs that affected many workers. In addition, increases in land and building taxes imposed by local governments as a result of funding cuts from the central government further exacerbated the situation. Public frustration peaked when there were proposals to increase the allowances and salaries of members of the House of Representatives (DPR) which seemed to ignore the suffering of the people.
Continue reading Brief statement about the insurrection in Indonesia and the subsequent repression

Thessaloniki, Greece: Responsibility claim for incendiary barrage by ‘Incendiary Anarchist Nous’

The new global economic crisis is approaching

The new economic crash in the West is closer than they would have us believe. Western imperialist states are trying to redivide the earth and drain economically weak states of raw materials, labor, and anything else that can bring them profit. However, in countries that are not in the West, they must also contend with indigenous forces that either resist for their land, such as Palestine, or are ruled by theocratic regimes that they themselves had installed there to avoid the “communist threat.” The imperialist states of the East, Russia and China, are also entering the game, trying to emerge victorious from the coming crash. Intra-imperialist rivalries once again fall on the backs of the peoples of the earth with devastating results.

The Palestinian struggle

The Palestinians, with their struggle, like a modern Vietnam, show us the way and the necessity to fight wherever we are. Since October 2023, the Palestinians have been rebelling against the Zionist fascists, the American imperialists, and Western capital. All of them aim to rebuild the whole of Gaza and turn it into a tourist resort. The vultures (construction and real estate companies) have started selling off pieces of land in Palestine. The recent ceasefire agreement and the joke with Trump and the Nobel Peace Prize are not enough to stop what is happening in Palestine. What is happening is genocide, occupation, and the uprooting of an entire people, justified by the most ridiculous arguments. Continue reading Thessaloniki, Greece: Responsibility claim for incendiary barrage by ‘Incendiary Anarchist Nous’

“Our homeland is the whole world…”. (Italy )

“Our homeland is the whole world…”. Call and poster for Juan

We receive and are spreading, in solidarity and complicity:

Dear comrades,

On 30 /09 a hearing of the trial against anarchist comrade Juan Sorroche, accusing him of attack with aims of terrorism for the revolutionary action at the Polgai of Brescia, is due to take place in the court of Brescia. Juan will be reading out a declaration on this occasion.

Already sentenced for three other accusations, including an attack on premises of the League in Treviso and another against the Surveillance Court in Trento, he presently finds himself doing a definitive sentence of 28 years, with two more trials still ongoing, that of Brescia and a more recent one for 270 bis notified by the prosecutor’s office of Trento. Continue reading “Our homeland is the whole world…”. (Italy )

Bicycle and Motorbikes demo Against Detention Centres

Bicycle and Motorbikes demo Against Detention Centres

On Saturday 22 November the Assembly Against Detention Centres organised a demonstration moving through the city towards the migrant prison, Allodapon, Petrou Ralli, in solidarty with the migrant struggle against detention centres and imprisonment.

Around 70 people gathered at the starting point in Plateia Amerikis with motos and bicycles. There, as well as in Plateia Viktoria and Plateia Agios Panteleimonas, where the demonstration stopped for some time along the route, we distributed texts and threw trikakia, against the presence of cops in our squares and neighborhoods, against the racist police operations. Continue reading Bicycle and Motorbikes demo Against Detention Centres

(Greece) Português : O que dá sentido à vida dá sentido à morte Por Marianna Manoura

O que dá sentido à vida dá sentido à morte

No dia 31.10, no terceiro andar de um apartamento na Rua Arkadias (Atenas), durante o manuseamento de explosivos pelo meu camarada e guerrilheiro Kyriakos Xymitiris, ocorreu uma explosão com a trágica consequência da sua morte. Por alguns momentos, comigo na sala ao lado, o tempo parou, tudo ficou escuro e eu não conseguia mexer-me. A situação era incompreensível, o seu desenrolar inconcebível. Enterrada nos escombros, tentava perceber o que tinha acontecido; pedia ajuda, procurava o meu companheiro com os olhos. Lentamente, percebi que mesmo que a linha de ação do meu camarada fosse abruptamente interrompida, a sua vida e as suas escolhas na luta seriam um flash histórico de resistência determinada, consistência e dedicação; um trampolim e uma inspiração para novas lutas.

Duas figuras apareceram a oferecer ajuda enquanto eu lhes mostrava o local onde vi meu companheiro pela última vez, o local onde os nossos olhares comprometidos se encontraram, olhares cheios de raiva pelo mundo em que vivemos, cheios de fé e fome de momentos de verdadeira liberdade. Continue reading (Greece) Português : O que dá sentido à vida dá sentido à morte Por Marianna Manoura

Book presentation-Discussion ” State Against Commune: Law, Revolutions and Political ”Crimes” through the Centuries” with comrade P. Roupa (Athens,Greece)

Sunday 14/12 at 18:00 at the self-managed Perasma hangout ( Z. Pigis 97 & Isavron, Exarcheia )

The book ” State Against Commune: Law, Revolutions and Political ”Crimes” through the Ages” is a historical and political study of the concept of “political crime”. It moves away from its narrow legal dimension and examines the phenomenon within the historical context of social struggles and revolutions. The book seeks the roots of political crime , starting from pre-state free societies (communes) and their natural law. It describes how the first state structures tried to impose their power over these communities, thus creating the first political “crimes” as well as the acts of resistance of these societies against the attempt to abolish their right to live freely and self-organized.

The route passes through important historical periods and events: the ancient Athenian democracy, Rome, the medieval free cities, the Peasants’ Revolt, the French revolutions, the Paris Commune and revolutionary movements in Greece. Through these events and always according to the social and political particularities of each country and each era, common causes and goals of revolutions emerge, which are linked to the search for equality, autonomy , social solidarity and justice.

SOLIDARITY TO THE CONVICTED MEMBERS OF THE REVOLUTIONARY STRUGGLE NIKO MAZIOTIS AND POLA ROUPA

UNTIL THE FINAL RELEASE OF NIKOS MAZIOTIS

The event will feature the book “State against Commune: Law, Revolutions and Political ”Crimes” Through the Centuries”

Printed material of self-managed Perasma hangout for political support of persecuted fighters

Financial aid bar

COLLECTION OF THE FOLLOWING FIRST-NEED ITEMS FOR PEOPLE OF THE COMMUNITY IN ASPROPYRGOS:

BABY DIAPERS NUMBER 6
CHILDREN’S MILK
CHILDREN’S CLOTHES
BOTTLED WATERS
DRY FOOD (LEGUMES, PASTA)
OIL, SAUCES, AND DISH LIQUIDS
Cafe structure for material and political support for persecuted fighters


via: athens.indymedia

ps:Aspropyrgos community its large Roma population in West Attica in Athens.

MARSEILLE, BOUCHES-DU-RHÔNE, France : « may our tears become weapons! »

Tdor of revenge all year round!
Indymedia Nantes, 17 November 2025

During the night from 12 to Thursday 13 a good third of the cars inside the Tesla dealership of pennes-mirabeau (marseille) went up in flames. A firelighter placed on one of the tires was sufficient, contagion did the rest.

Big-up to the call to action (even if the  expedition had already been planned) Continue reading MARSEILLE, BOUCHES-DU-RHÔNE, France : « may our tears become weapons! »

[Publicamos] Edición en español de Negazine nº1

¿Hemos perdido el impulso de la creatividad en nuestros análisis sobre la tecnología en sus diversas formas e imaginarios, colapsos y autoafirmaciones genocidas? ¿Qué reflexión producir de la realidad cuando nuestras vidas permanecen entrelazadas al desarrollo omnipresente del aparato tecnológico que nos conduce aceleradamente hacia un vaciamiento total de la capacidad que se tiene para responder a la opresión? ¿En el terreno del pensamiento, al que tanto podríamos habernos acostumbrado, continuamos generando un ejercicio critico que nos abra las puertas a la acción? ¿Cuáles son las herramientas necesarias para desacostumbrar nuestra sensibilidad a lo únicamente reproducible? Continue reading [Publicamos] Edición en español de Negazine nº1

Alexis Grigoropoulos — One of Us ( Athens exarcheia ,Greece )

ALEXIS GRIGOROPOULOS  – ONE OF US

 “…A bullet in Alexis’s heart to end the cycle of the state machine’s omnipotence. A smear of blood on the pedestrian street of Messolonghiou to initiate the cycle of uprising that wrecked the legal order and spread chaos and anarchy in all the cities of Greece… Alexis is now an integral part of this history; I don’t know what would have happened if events had happened differently, or furthermore, whether it is more than the inner spirit of the wounded. But I can tell you about what Alexis was before he was dead from the cop’s bullets. In his short but adventurous life he lived authentically, he was a young insurgent fascinated with the idea of anarchy like those who now occupy the city streets hurling Molotov cocktails at cops and burning police cars, he was unruly and stubborn, he was an honest person with a kind soul and selfless motives in everything he did. He was a person who lived his passions and frustrations intensely…”  Nikos Romanos  “Requiem for a Journey of No Return” 29/11/2015

Seventeen years have passed since the murder of the anarchist student Alexis Grigoropoulos in Exarcheia by the cops Korkoneas and Saraliotis, at the intersection of Messologgiou and Tzavella. The location, as well as what happened over the hours and days that followed, was not coincidental. Already before the bloody night of December 6, 2008, Exarcheia was a reference point for all those who wanted to question authority and the apparent omnipotence of the State and capital. The countless clashes with the forces of repression at the Polytechnic, the square, at Messologgiou Square and in every corner of the neighbourhood, the squats, and all the social and class struggles that took place in Exarcheia together composed a mosaic of resistance and social anti-violence against the voracious engine of power that wants to destroy every dream and desire of those below. Continue reading Alexis Grigoropoulos — One of Us ( Athens exarcheia ,Greece )

Update from the three-days of solidarity event and the Court of Appeal of of the Koukaki Squats Community Matrozou 45 in Athens (Greece)

2.12.25 Information from the Court of Appeal of of the Koukaki Squats Community Matrozou 45 in Athens

NO SQUATTER IN PRISON
SOLIDARITY WITH THE KOUKAKI SQUAD COMMUNITY
WE DEFEND OUR OCCUPATIONS AND OUR RELATIONSHIPS

2.12.25 The gathering consisted of about 250 people, slogans were shouted and banners were hung outside the building.
The trial has been postponed to April 30.2026

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Update from the three-days of solidarity event ahead of the appeals court for the reoccupation of Matrozou 45

Sunday 30/11, the three-day solidarity campaign for the Continue reading Update from the three-days of solidarity event and the Court of Appeal of of the Koukaki Squats Community Matrozou 45 in Athens (Greece)

ES: [Publicamos] Destruir todo lo que nos destruye se ha vuelto más vital que nunca… un compilado de escritos del Boletín anarquista para la guerra social Avis de Tempêtes

Hemos publicado , un compilado de escritos del Boletín anarquista para la guerra social Avis de Tempêtes, boletín anarquista que circula en el territorio dominado por el Estado francés.

“Avis de tempetes” (“opinión/aviso de tormenta”) es una revista anarquista que sale mas o menos mensualmente, en el territorio francés. Continue reading ES: [Publicamos] Destruir todo lo que nos destruye se ha vuelto más vital que nunca… un compilado de escritos del Boletín anarquista para la guerra social Avis de Tempêtes

Indonesian Update 11.29.25 , and letter from some imprisoned comrades from the ‘Chaos Star’ case

11.29.25

Conditions inside police detention:

– From the very beginning, this case hasn’t been handled only by regular police and the Cyber Crime unit, but also by Densus 88 (the special anti-terrorism/anti-makar squad). Makar is Indonesian term for “inciting an action or planning to overthrow the government”).

– Most of the arrested anarchists have already started going through trials and have been moved to Kebon Waru prison.

Eat (Reyhard Rumbayan) still has zero info about when his trial will happen. He’s the only one who’s been interrogated by Densus 88 — they see him as the “mastermind” behind everything related to the anarchist stuff.

– There are basically three types of charges being thrown at the detainees: (1) the brains behind the scenes, (2) the instigators, (3) the ones who got instigated. Of course, that’s because the state can’t wrap its head around the idea that spontaneous actions can happen without any leader — that concept just doesn’t exist in state logic. Continue reading Indonesian Update 11.29.25 , and letter from some imprisoned comrades from the ‘Chaos Star’ case

“On Trial” / “Repression & Its World” 

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“It’s unavoidable: sooner or later, every individual committed to revolt and every autonomous struggles will face repression, whether directly or its threat. It’s crucial to always keep repression (in the broadest possible sense) at mind, exploring possible ways of resisting it, and even logistically preparing for it before it strikes, but we must always connect it back to repressive social relations as a whole and their underlying tensions and conflicts. There’s no doubt that we need to organize material support for arrested or imprisoned comrades, but this is not solely a logistical issue.

Understanding repression as merely one obstacle to our struggle and not an insurmountable barrier is not an easy task. We’re not just talking about possibly spending years behind bars but also everything related to “preventive” repression, surveillance, and prosecution in the broadest sense. Today, and probably even more so tomorrow, we must appeal to our creativity and imagination to break free from repression’s stranglehold, but this, as we’ve already said, is less of a logistical question of capacity and more of a matter of perspectives, ideas, and projects forged in the struggles we fight every day.”

On Trial — “Sur le banc des accusés,” originally published in Salto: subversion & anarchie, #2, 2012

Repression & Its World — “La répression et son petit monde,” originally published in Subversions: revue anarchiste de critique sociale, #1, 2012

From With Whatever Weapons At Hand

The last edition RUMOER, anarchist publication ever! Nr. 9

This is Rumoer on your screen – but preferably on paper! The last
edition ever. We did what we had to and are preparing for our next
plans.

In this last issue we are looking back on the period we started this
project and the years that followed. On the dusty scene, on the quiet
traces of struggle. The world didn’t necessarily became a better place.

Maybe the anarchist bubble did. We wrote articles on group chats, the corona times, authoritarian tendencies around us, eating meat by anarchists, attack and a lot more!

Read online or order trough rumoer at riseup dot net. We will be
available for comments for a bit more anyway.
rumoer #9 (English)Download

https://rumoer.noblogs.org/post/2025/11/25/the-last-rumoer-ever-nr-9/

Love, fire and strength,

your rumoerrrrr friends.

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Text by Anarchist Charisis Foivos and Z.K. (Athens,Greece)

THE LIVES OF OTHERS

The purpose of this text is to inform the wider public about the stifling surveillance we have been subjected to by the “anti-terrorist” service over the last two months. However, it also serves as a clear warning that, one way or another, this blatant and intense violation of our personal lives and privacy will no longer be tolerated. Starting from the premise that in the public arena, priority should be given to fighters whose situation is far worse than ours, such as the dozens of political prisoners, the hundreds of persecuted men and women, the thousands beaten by the forced of repression, which in our country operate as gangs that leave battered people in their wake, we chose not to publicize our case until now.

However, our stance, which stems from humble understanding, as explained above, has probably been interpreted as weakness by those in command on the 12th floor of Alexandras Avenue (The Headquarters of Athens  General Police Directorate). They probably think that they will always have the green light to cast their dirty glances over our daily lives. That is why we are now openly and publicly denouncing the daily suffocating surveillance we have been subjected to for two months now by this particular service.

Continue reading Text by Anarchist Charisis Foivos and Z.K. (Athens,Greece)

Solidarity Means Attack!