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Oaxaca Street Art
15-08-2007 00:11
Climate Camp Workshop Audio Interview - Mark Lynas and Airport Watch/HACAN
15-08-2007 00:11
We asked them to give us a quick run down of what their workshop was about:
Video of attempted mass police incursion onto climate camp site
14-08-2007 23:52
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Climate Camp Tuesday 14th - Personal Report
14-08-2007 23:43
Today was the first public day of the Camp for Climate Action just outside Heathrow. It also saw the early morning arival of some high winds and heavy rain. Undeterred more people have been arriving at the site throughout the day, with police stop and searches being at a much reduced level.Police attempt raid of Camp for Climate Action
14-08-2007 23:12
Climate Action, approximately thirty police, backed by officers in riot
gear, attempted to raid the camp. They entered the camp without warning,
carrying cans of what appeared to be CS gas.
With their hands in the air, protesters formed a human barrier and blocked
the police, before peacefully escorting them off the site.
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Stand off after police incursion at climate camp, tuesday evening.
14-08-2007 23:00
Zapatista Communities Attacked
14-08-2007 19:41
Following the recent Encuentro at Caracol de Oventic Zapatista communities have faced further violence against them.Message from participants at the Ukraine No Border camp
14-08-2007 18:41
two activists from No Border groups in the UK are currently at the No Border camp in the Ukraine. This is their first report back.more photos of climate camp 2007 on Monday
14-08-2007 18:15
Oaxaca: Catalan Four Released Without Charge, No Reason For Incarceration
14-08-2007 17:39
The Catalan Four arrested, beaten, sexually assaulted and threatened were released last night, Monday 13 August 2007.Full article | 1 addition | 8 comments
sms updates from IMC UK
14-08-2007 15:22
Start receiving news from Indymedia via smsPost Office strikes continue
14-08-2007 13:43
Climate Camp opened!
14-08-2007 12:18
After a press conference at 12.30, the climate camp was opened. There will be a daily press hour at the camp. Much national and regional media were present. Most questions focussed on an e-mail by 'camp organisers', which BAA had apparently distributed, asking people to bring smart suits and steward outfits. Campers said, people might be targeting some corporations, like the BAA, so they might need them to get in. However, they reassured the press that they would not target Heathrow airport itself. The situation at the camp is calm: It's damp and cold and not many people can be seen. There is still heavy police presence at the gate, filming everyone getting in and out. A very minor police presence is at the Hayes and Harlington station. A Welcome Meeting is being held between 2 and 4pm, then the first round of workshops takes place at 4:30. The Indymedia tent is up and laptops are connected.preparation climate camp 2007 at Sipson, Heathrow
14-08-2007 11:55
9/11 Truth: London Parliament Demo 11th August 2007
14-08-2007 09:37
Climate Camp - indymedia seems quiet today...?
13-08-2007 22:12
Sadly indymedia was a casualty of the heavy, illogical and indiscriminate policing operation surrounding Climate Camp, and Sipson village in particular. The satellite truck and its power supply were caught up in a massive and pointless traffic jam.
A Letter From The Catalan Four: Still Detained In Oaxaca, threatened & beaten!
13-08-2007 20:58
This letter was received from the four Catalan detainees still incarcerated in Mexico DF.First is the rough English translation, then the original Spanish. At the bottom is a list of authorities you can write to in order to assist in their release.
A previous article asked for no one to demonstrate, but to write to demand release:
http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/2007/08/378075.html
28 Days for Prestwick Protester
13-08-2007 17:37
Following the acquittal of seven of the eight Prestwick protesters at Ayr Sheriff Court on Friday, the remaining accused, Marcus Armstrong (46) from Milton Keynes, was found guilty and sent to prison for 28 days, after refusing to pay the £750 fine imposed by Sheriff John Montgomery.Home Office arrange another deportation 'Charter flight' to DR Congo
13-08-2007 15:59
A number of Congolese detainees have now received"removal directions" for Thursday 30th August,
stipulating Flight number PVT616 and 'Operation
Castor'.
A revolt to live: post-structuralist anarchist resistance against the G8
13-08-2007 14:27
Article republished from Anarchist Studies about the politics and cultures of protest at Gleneagles G8 summit.