Eric Libertad

2026-03-07 13:38:23

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Les Répliques wrote the following post Sat, 07 Mar 2026 13:17:37 +0100

Le Parisien : 🔴 Emmanuel Macron condamne une «attaque inacceptable» contre une position de l'ONU au Liban Réplique de Shanna Messaoudi : C'est bien Israël qui a frappé une position de l'ONU. Pourtant, @le_Parisien omet de mentionner Israël dans <br />son article et choisit d'illustrer le sujet avec une photo de militaires iraniens totalement sans rapport avec l'attaque. Honteux !

Des frappes de l’armée israélienne menées sur la ville d’al-Qaouzah, au sud du Liban, ont visé une position des casques bleus de la Force intérimaire des Nations unies au Liban (Finul).

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Genève : Atelier d’écriture de lettres à Maja, militant·e antifasciste emprisonné·e

2026-03-07 13:37:02

Eric Libertad

ericalkaest@fedi.thechangebook.org

Le mercredi 11 mars à Genève, le Secours Rouge et Ligne Rouge organisent un atelier d’écriture de lettres au Café Gavroche dès 19h30 pour soutenir Maja, camarade antifasciste récemment condamné·e à huit ans de prison en Hongrie (voir notre article). Une table de presse sera également mise à disposition pour échanger sur les activités et le travail des groupes organisateurs.

Image/photo

source : https://secoursrouge.org/geneve-atelier-decriture-de-lettres-a-maja-militant%C2%B7e-antifasciste-emprisonne%C2%B7e/

#freemaja #freeallantifas

2026-03-07 13:30:16

Eric Libertad

ericalkaest@fedi.thechangebook.org

Aga, das Gartenzwergmammut 🦣 wrote the following post Mon, 02 Mar 2026 18:36:01 +0100

"We want Maja back!" Gwfunden bei der Reitschule Bern. In S/W.

@autonomysolidarity

Hab das gefunden.⬇️

2026-03-07 13:13:29

Eric Libertad

ericalkaest@fedi.thechangebook.org

Anarchist Art Ⓐ wrote the following post Sat, 07 Mar 2026 13:12:03 +0100

2026-03-06 08:57:40

Eric Libertad

ericalkaest@fedi.thechangebook.org

abolitionmedia wrote the following post Fri, 06 Mar 2026 08:53:00 +0100

“Solidarity is the Way” in Support of Deserters and Those Fleeing War

People move. This is a reality, plain and simple. It is criminalized and made painful, and even lethal, by the borders created by states,capitalism, xenophobes and wars.  We do not want to stand idly by. We strive to show practical solidarity with people who have decided to leave Ukraine because they have deserted or simply because they want to hide from the war, avoid mobilization, repression, or the cult of militarism and nationalism.  We are unable to assist people in crossing the state border. However, if they manage to move to Romania, we can share our resources and infrastructure with them.

We can provide the following resources and activities in particular:  – Temporary free accommodation in Romania, Slovakia, Austria, Czech
Republic, Germany, Greece…  – Financial contribution towards basic living expenses; medication,
travel tickets, food, clothing, etc.  – We can transport people from the Romanian border to a safe place in
the interior of Romania. We can pick up people in the following cities:  Siret – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siret
Tarna Mare – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tarna_Mare
Izvoarele Sucevei – https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Izvoarele_Sucevei
Sighetu Marmației – https://ro.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sighetu_Marma%C8%9Biei  Our activities are organized by volunteers without financial compensation. We do not cooperate with state authorities, the police, the army, or border guards. We refuse to show solidarity with members of the bourgeoisie, politicians, or members of any government. We show solidarity primarily with people from the working class.  If you need our help, please contact us.  Here we will try to answer the most frequently asked questions about our activities. If you have any other questions, please contact us.  What should I do if I need your help?
Contact us via email and specify what kind of help you need. For example, if you need safe transport by car from the Romanian border, it is a good idea to contact us a few days before you cross the border. If you need to buy a train ticket, we can arrange it if we know where you are traveling from and to. If you need guidance on the asylum procedure in European Union countries, we can arrange a free consultation with someone who is knowledgeable in this area. In inland Romania, it is also possible to arrange temporary free accommodation so that you can recharge your batteries, rest, and later continue on your journey to a better life.  Can you help someone cross the border?
We do not provide this type of solidarity, but we agree with it in principle. There are other individuals and solidarity networks that can help you. But beware of police provocateurs. We also strongly warn against the possibility of being transferred for a fee. This is often done by scammers and people who do not care about your safety.  How much do I have to pay?
All our activities are organized free of charge. We are an informal solidarity network, not lawyers, a company, or an official institution. We are volunteers who want to show solidarity with people who need help. If you want to support our activities, you are welcome to do so. We accept money as a voluntary donation, not as payment for services.  Can I donate money for your activities by bank transfer?
Donations can only be made in person. Firstly, we do not want banks and commercial entities to profit from solidarity activities. Secondly, we prefer a support system that leaves no trace and does not reveal sensitive information about donors and active members of our network.  Why are there no specific individuals listed on your website who
organize your activities?
Solidarity networks are not a means of self-promotion. We are here primarily for others, not to show off our names, faces, and personal egos. Some of us also have experience with repression, so we know that solidarity activities can lead to persecution, criminalization, intimidation, and aggression. We live in a cruel world where it is legal to send money for deadly war purposes, but helping people escape war and mobilization can be criminalized. We must think about the safety of our colleagues and the people we help. That is why we prefer to present our project anonymously, and it is important for us to have a high degree of safety culture in communication and self-organization.  Why don’t you help members of the bourgeoisie or members of the
government?
Our solidarity network is an organized form of resistance by the working class. The bourgeoisie, governments, states, and their armies are responsible for wars and the suffering of the working class. They are not our allies, but parasites who exploit us in times of “peace” and mobilize us in times of war to die and kill so that their system can continue to plunder our lives and planetary ecosystems. Solidarity networks of the working class are a tool for changing the situation. Today, we stand in solidarity with workers fleeing war, who tomorrow may be able to help us when war comes closer to our homes.  How can you coordinate your activities in practical terms?
Our activities work because we collaborate with people from different regions such as Ukraine, Russia, Romania, Slovakia, Hungary, the Czech Republic, Greece, France, etc. Everyone uses their local resources and provides them for the benefit of infrastructure and specific activities. Some have money, some speak many languages, some provide a safe place to sleep, some are good IT programmers, and some are good drivers. When all of this comes together, it increases the effectiveness of our activities. We don’t need a hierarchy or a stamp from the authorities to do this. Many activities can also be organized without money. If you know what you want, you can organize even with minimal resources. Solidarity is the way forward.  Солидарность это путь // Солідарність це шлях [Solidarity is the way]: https://solidarityactivities.noblogs.org/  * * *  IT: Nuovo progetto “Solidarity is the Way”, in supporto ai disertori e a chi fugge dalla guerra
EN: New project: “Solidarity is the Way” in support of deserters and those fleeing war
UA: Новий проект: «Solidarity is the Way» на підтримку дезертирів та тих, хто втікає від війни
RU: Новый проект: «Solidarity is the Way» в поддержку дезертиров и тех, кто бежит от войны  [Received by email and published in https://lanemesi.noblogs.org/post/2026/01/21/new-project-solidarity-is-the-way-in-support-of-deserters-and-those-fleeing-war/)  source: Act For Freedom

https://abolitionmedia.noblogs.org/?p=29456

#europe #Solidarity #ukraine #war

#europe #Solidarity #ukraine #war

Loi 1133 : L’État fait la guerre à la free party - 6 mois de prison, 5.000€ d'amende

2026-03-06 01:24:51

Eric Libertad

ericalkaest@fedi.thechangebook.org

Contre Attaque wrote the following post Wed, 04 Mar 2026 19:34:04 +0100

Au-dessus d'un mur de son, des lazers tracent le slogan "Steve : ni oubli, ni pardon"

LOI 1133 : L’ÉTAT FAIT LA GUERRE À LA FREE PARTY

– Une nouvelle proposition de loi liberticide cherche à criminaliser encore plus une contre-culture qui n’a de cesse de grandir –

Notre article à lire ici : https://contre-attaque.net/2026/03/04/loi-1133-letat-fait-la-guerre-a-la-free-party/

#rave #teuf #freeparty #taz! #zonedautonomietemporaire

2026-03-06 00:44:03

Eric Libertad

ericalkaest@fedi.thechangebook.org

Antidote Zine wrote the following post Fri, 06 Mar 2026 00:22:32 +0100

New on Antidote Zine: Jamal Al-Sayigh on the implications on Iraq of the emerging regional war - which are deep, considering American and Iranian dominance of the Iraqi political system historically.

"The fight for democratic space, social justice, and popular sovereignty in Iraq is part of an international struggle against sectarian authoritarianism and imperial power. Stand with those in Iran, Iraq, Syria, Lebanon and Sudan who resist the suffocation of public life."

https://antidotezine.com/2026/03/03/dispatch-from-iraq-in-defense-of-civil-society/

2026-03-06 00:39:28

Eric Libertad

ericalkaest@fedi.thechangebook.org

Les Activités antiguerre des anarchistes de l’Empire de Russie pendant la Première guerre mondiale (1914-1917) [BROCHURE]

2026-03-06 00:35:59

Eric Libertad

ericalkaest@fedi.thechangebook.org

CNT-AIT wrote the following post Thu, 26 Feb 2026 11:31:41 +0100

Les Activités antiguerre des anarchistes de l’Empire de Russie pendant la Première guerre mondiale (1914-1917) [BROCHURE]

https://cnt-ait.info/2026/02/22/anars-russes-14-17

La guerre fait rage depuis quatre ans à l’Est de l’Europe, suite à « l’invasion à grande échelle » (pour reprendre la terminologie consacrée) de l’Ukraine par les armées de la Fédération de Russie. Beaucoup d’experts et d’analystes comparent la situation militaire avec celle de l’année 1917 sur le front occidental : guerre de position et de fantassin, boucheries humaines, lassitude et fatigue morale des combattants. La comparaison s’arrête là, car les contextes et les situations sont différentes (il n’y a pas de second front oriental, et la guerre ne s’est pas encore généralisée).

Certains individus, se réclamant de l’anarchisme tant en Russie qu’en Ukraine, mobilisent des arguments historiques pour justifier leur engagement au sein des forces armées nationales, essentiellement ukrainiennes. Le débat qui avait déchiré le mouvement anarchiste international en 1915-1916 entre défensistes – partisans de la participation active dans les forces armées étatiques, et internationalistes – qui au contraire appellent à refuser l’union sacrée et à transformer la guerre en révolution, se rejoue, même si le mouvement anarchiste (aussi bien dans les pays concernés par le conflit qu’au niveau international) n’a rien à voir en terme d’influence et de nombre par rapport à ce qu’il représentait au début du XXème siècle.

Il nous a semblé important, pour alimenter ce débat qui nous semble crucial car il porte sur la nature même de l’anarchisme (principe pour l’action révolution ou étiquette identitaire caractérisant un certain mode de vie), d’essayer de comprendre quelles avaient été les positions des anarchistes originaires de l’empire de Russie (qu’ils fussent Russes, Ukrainiens, Juifs ou Georgiens) pendant la Première guerre mondiale.

Pour cela, nous avons traduit pour la première fois en français l’étude détaillée du chercheur Dmitry Rublev, “The Russian Anarchist Movement During the First World War”, qu’il a présentée en mai 2014 à l’Institut d’Histoire et de Relations internationale de l’Université de Szczecin (Pologne) à l’occasion du colloque « Depuis l’histoire de l’anarchisme – le 200ème anniversaire de la naissance de Mikhail Bakounine ». Nous nous sommes basés sur la traduction en anglais faite par Malcolm Archibald et disponible sur le site de la Bibliothèque Kate Sharley (https://www.katesharpleylibrary.net/vhhp52, , mise en ligne le 27 mai 2017). Nous avons rajouté dans la traduction du texte original certaines informations complémentaires que nous avons rassemblées, concernant les groupes anarchistes russes exilés en Europe et en Amérique du Nord. Les paragraphes additionnels sont signalés entre double crochets [[ … ]]. Nous avons également ajouté l’ensemble des illustrations et leurs légendes, ainsi que les intertitres.

Cette brochure est co-éditée par la CNT-AIT (section en France de l’Association Internationale des Travailleuses et des Travailleurs AIT) et l’initiative Olga Taratuta de solidarité avec les réfugiés, déserteurs et insoumis de Russie, d’Ukraine et Bélarus.

L’initiative Olga Taratuta a été créé le 22 février 2022 pour soutenir les déserteurs, insoumis et réfugiés russes, ukrainiens et bélarusses. Ella agit dans une perspective anationaliste et antimilitariste, et apporte un soutien politique et matériel à des réfugiés et déserteurs des deux camps.

Elle édite un bulletin que l’on peut télécharger sur son site internet http://nowar.solidarite.online/blog ou disponible au format papier, sur simple demande en écrivant à CNT-AIT, 7 rue St Rémésy 31000 TOULOUSE. Si vous souhaitez soutenir son activité financièrement, vous pouvez envoyer vos dons sous forme de chèque à l’ordre de « La lettre du CDES », mention « solidarité Olga »
au dos, à l’adresse ci-dessus. Ou par virement bancaire :

Titulaire du compte : « La Lettre du CDES » ;

IBAN : FR36 2004 1010 1603 0872 1H03 752 ; BIC : PSSTFRPPTOU

Pour télécharger la brochure cliquez-ici : https://cnt-ait.info/2026/02/22/anars-russes-14-17

Pour la recevoir au format papier, envoyer 8 euros à CNT-AIT, 7 rue St Rémésy, 31000 TOULOUSE (chèques à l’ordre de « La Lettre du CDES », ou bien transfert bancaire aux coordonnées bancaires ci dessus avec mention en objet « Brochure Anars Russe », en n’oubliant pas de nous indiquer par mail à contact@cnt-ait.info l’adresse où l’envoyer)

Les Activités antiguerre des anarchistes de l’Empire de Russie pendant la Première guerre mondiale (1914-1917)

Table des matières

Introduction.

Les Activités antiguerre des anarchistes de l’empire de Russie pendant la Première guerre mondiale (1914-1917) (https://cnt-ait.info/2026/02/23/antiguerre-russes-1417)

Quelques courants anarchistes russes des années 1900 – 1914 (https://makhno.home.blog/2026/02/26/anars-russe-1900) :

Les anarcho-communistes Khlebovoltsy (du journal Khleb i Volya, Pain et Liberté)
Les anarcho-communistes tchernoznamentsy (Bannière noire)
Les anarcho-communistes beznachaltsy (Sans chef / autorité)

Quelques portraits d’anarchistes russes oubliés (https://makhno.home.blog/2026/02/26/anars-russes-oublies) :

Alexandre Youlevitch GUÉ (1879 – 1919)
Apollon Andreyevich Kareline (1863 – 1926)
Mikhaïl Raïva (1899 – 1917)
Vladimir Vladimirovitch Barmash (1879-1938)

L’Association des travailleurs russes aux USA et au Canada, parfois appelée Union des travailleurs russes (URW) (https://makhno.home.blog/2026/02/22/urw)

La marche contre la guerre МАРШ ПРОШВ ВОЙНЫ https://makhno.home.blog/2025/11/25/marche-1915[1915] (https://makhno.home.blog/2025/11/25/marche-1915)

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Si vous souhaitez réagir, nous faire part de vos idées, suggestions, propositions, infos ou même
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ANARCHIST FRONT STATEMENT REGARDING MARCH 8TH, INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY 8 March

2026-03-06 00:34:08

Eric Libertad

ericalkaest@fedi.thechangebook.org

— From the Cell to the Street: Iranian Women Never Surrender!
On this International Women's Day, Iran is under bombardment, and Iranian women are, as they have always been, in the middle of the fire, not as victims, but as fighters.
From the first days of the Islamic Republic, women were the ones who refused. When Khomeini imposed the mandatory hijab in 1979, women took to the streets within days. For nearly five decades they paid the price of that refusal with imprisonment, with lashes, with death. The regime built its entire ideological architecture on the control of women's bodies, women's movement, women's voices. And for five decades, women dismantled that architecture brick by brick.
When Mahsa Jina Amini was murdered in September 2022, it was women who lit the flame that became the Woman-Life-Freedom uprising. Not because they were told to. Not because a party or a leader gave them permission. But because they had been burning for decades and finally the fire became visible to the world.
That flame did not die. In December 2025 and January 2026, women were again at the front of the uprisings, organizing, leading, inspiring. The regime responded with its full and brutal force. Women were beaten in the streets. Shot with live ammunition. Sexually abused in detention. Tortured in cells. Some were killed. Their names may not yet be known to the world but we know them. We carry them. We honor every woman who gave her life in those weeks demanding nothing more than the right to exist freely and with dignity.
The prisons filled again with women who had dared to stand up. Today, as bombs fall on Iranian cities, those same women remain in detention. Some have been transferred to Revolutionary Guard military bases, used as human shields. Their cases are being rushed through courts in silence and blackout. The risk of mass executions is real.
Now war has been added to oppression. Women in Tehran, in Minab, in cities across Iran are sheltering their children from missiles while their sisters rot in cells. They are nursing the wounded in damaged hospitals. They are documenting atrocities on phones connected to illegal VPNs. They are keeping the memory of the struggle alive in the darkest moment.
We say clearly: the liberation of Iranian women will not come from American bombs or Israeli missiles. It will not come from a monarchy that treated women as property before the Islamic Republic treated them as sinners. It will come, it is already coming, from the women themselves. From below.
On this 8th of March we honor every Iranian woman who refused. Every woman who burned her hijab. Every woman who went into the street. Every woman who was beaten, tortured, and abused for daring to demand freedom. Every woman who was killed and whose blood waters the seeds of the struggle. Every woman who is in a cell today. Every woman who is alive and still fighting.
They are not waiting to be liberated. They are the liberation.
No Mullah! No Shah!
Woman—Life—Freedom!
Anarchist Front

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#8mars #8m2026 #womenrights #droitsdesfemmes #iran #afghanistan