UK Repression Newswire Archive
Is Recent Jailing of Anti-HLS Activists a Call to Action?
31-01-2009 19:14
CAMPAIGN AGAINST ANIMAL CRUELTY CONTINUES DESPITE GOVERNMENT REPRESSIONIs Recent Jailing of Anti-HLS Activists a Call to Action?
Bayer Day of Action in Chile
31-01-2009 18:33
The horrors of Israel's peace
31-01-2009 10:19
Public Action Against Judicial Corruption and institutional Failures
31-01-2009 09:05
Demonstration Against Judicial Corruption, Unlawful Imprisonments, Human Rights Abuses and Institutional Failures in the UK. Every Saturday commencing from 12pm – 3pm outside HMP WORMWOOD SCRUBS, DU CANE ROAD, LONDON W12 0AE.Free Gaza Activists Welcomed Home as Heroes, then Join Protest
31-01-2009 08:10
Guantánamo - Obama could do better
31-01-2009 00:17
Obama has yet to make any commitment to dismantle the key components of George Bush's attack on human rightsScottish-based human rights group Scotland Against Criminalising Communities and the Scotland Stop the War Coalition are giving a cautious welcome to orders signed by President Obama today to close Guantánamo Bay and to put an end to some of the harshest interrogation techniques. But we are dismayed that Obama has so far made no commitment to permanently abandon trial by the notorious Military Commissions and that his comments during the signing ceremony indicate that some Guantanamo prisoners may continue to be held indefinitely without trial. We think Obama could do better. He needs to be a great deal firmer in dealing with the legacy that George Bush has left him.
South Wales Anarchists say 'Kill the Mosquito!'
30-01-2009 14:35
If you're under 25, there's a good chance you've have your ears pierced...by the Mosquito, a nasty device that emits a very loud, high-pitched noise. Howard Stapleton, the inventor, has made an even louder model and a cute version for the child-hating homeowner. Stapleton's company Compound Security Systems Ltd is based in Merthyr Tydfil, South Wales.Join Tibetans and supporters and protest Wen Jiabao’s visit to the UK this weeke
30-01-2009 08:33
Join Tibetans and supporters and protest Wen Jiabao’s visit to the UK this weekendArtillery barrage kills 44 civilians, 178 wounded in 'safety zone'
29-01-2009 21:02
Sri Lanka Army (SLA) stepped up indiscriminate artillery barrage towards the heart of 'safety zone' since Thursday noon killing at least 44 civilians and causing injuries to 178, initial reports from Vanni said. The shelling has targeted Chuthanthirapuram 100-housing scheme, where at least 7 civilians were reported killed. 16 civilians were reportedly killed and scores wounded near St. Antony's Church in Chuthanthirapuram.
FIT teams stopped from filming on Gaza march
29-01-2009 16:40
Forward Intelligence Teams on the Gaza march on Saturday faced their toughest opposition to date, as people from the march joined Fitwatch activists in blocking police cameras.Sri Lankan Tamils Solidarity Demonstration, London - this Saturday
29-01-2009 13:25
Sri Lankan Tamils Solidarity Demonstration - This Saturday31 January 2009
Starts: 13:00
Location: Millbank
(Nearest station Vauxhall or Pimlico)
March to Parliament Square
Called by the British Tamil Forum
Manchester tipped for ID 'beacon area'
29-01-2009 12:36
The Home Office has said today that Manchester is being considered as a 'beacon area' for the introduction of ID cards, ie. it is to be one of the first places where mandatory ID cards will be introduced for British citizens.The Sri Lankan Government's Genocidal War
29-01-2009 04:20
Unfolding Humanitarian Crisis in Sri Lanka Don’t Let This Become Another Darfur
29-01-2009 03:24
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(Cambridge) Statement on the behaviour of the university authorities
29-01-2009 01:07
This is the statement issued by the general assembly of the Cambridge law school occupation about their imminent threat of eviction.Update on law school occupation
29-01-2009 00:51
At about 9pm the university closed the doors of the occupation notallowing anyone to go in any more. A statement from the university was
distributed inside stating that the occupiers were trespassing (but of
course no injunction -- therefore not making it an actual legal issue
yet.) A group of about 50 people were outside to show their
solidarity, including lots of people who had left the occupation to be
present at the CUSU (student union) meeting where motions relating to
the occupation were discussed.
Trial against two spanish Euromayday activists postponed
28-01-2009 20:07
This is a continuation of an earlier report:
http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/2009/01/419640.html Teh courtcase is postponed to April, apparently, and there was a supporting demo in Sevilla. Here are infos in spanish, maybe someone could translate or summarise them in English, pleeeze?
Video (Interviews, demo):
http://blip.tv/file/1696673 Pics demo:
http://estrecho.indymedia.org/newswire/display/75336/index.php Messages of support:
http://estrecho.indymedia.org/newswire/display/75296/index.php
Cox 18 Eviction / Primo Moroni archive: Milan struggles
28-01-2009 17:55
After the recent dubious illegal eviction of the long-standing COX 18 social centre in Milan, a big worry has been the (hopefully temporary) loss of the space holding the amazing Primo Moroni archive. Below, relatives of Primo (who died in 1998) outline their outrage at the crap eviction and bullshit from the Mayor of Milan, MorattiNational Zimbabwe MDC meeting in Nottingham
28-01-2009 17:06
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Taking photos of Police to be considered a crime..
28-01-2009 09:25
The relationship between photographers and police could worsen next month when new laws are introduced that allow for the arrest and imprisonment of anyone who takes pictures of officers 'likely to be useful to a person committing or preparing an act of terrorism'.
