Anti-Prison Gathering 2012
some people | 20.02.2012 16:27 | Policing | Repression | Social Struggles | South Coast | World
We are organising this gathering not with the intention of forming another
organisation which will stagger and fall almost immediately. But in order
for those of us of an anti-state and anti-capitalist position towards the
prison society may for one weekend share our experiences and understandings of the current situation. This is a call out for structured presentations. If you or your friends
wish to present your ideas around any of the following then please get
in touch.
- Solidarity actions, What do they mean? What are they for? How will they spread?
- Dissemination of ideas against the prison society?
- The intensification of social struggle means greater numbers will be imprisoned. How are anti-authoritarians to engage with this?
- Technology. What new technology is being developed and where is being used already?
- Industrial prison complex/Privatisation of uk prisons.
- What have we learnt from the last two years of more generalised struggle? How can antagonism against the prison industry help us further this struggle?
- Why is anti-prison analysis so much more prevelant in mainland Europe? What can the movement in the UK learn from elsewhere?
- Individual cases of repression and how they link up with the wider context.
In solidarity some people.
organisation which will stagger and fall almost immediately. But in order
for those of us of an anti-state and anti-capitalist position towards the
prison society may for one weekend share our experiences and understandings of the current situation. This is a call out for structured presentations. If you or your friends
wish to present your ideas around any of the following then please get
in touch.
- Solidarity actions, What do they mean? What are they for? How will they spread?
- Dissemination of ideas against the prison society?
- The intensification of social struggle means greater numbers will be imprisoned. How are anti-authoritarians to engage with this?
- Technology. What new technology is being developed and where is being used already?
- Industrial prison complex/Privatisation of uk prisons.
- What have we learnt from the last two years of more generalised struggle? How can antagonism against the prison industry help us further this struggle?
- Why is anti-prison analysis so much more prevelant in mainland Europe? What can the movement in the UK learn from elsewhere?
- Individual cases of repression and how they link up with the wider context.
In solidarity some people.
some people
e-mail:
antiprisongathering2012@riseup.net
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