Anarchistisches Netzwerk Dresden
Already on March 2, we conducted an interview with the independent journalist Dmitry Okrest. We talked about his perspective on the war, the reaction of society in general and the anarchist movement specifically, the ideology behind the war, and the impact the war has on russian society.
Information from anarchist perspective in Russia: avtonom.org
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Thank you to all who participated on Friday in the demonstration against the war in Ukraine. Thank you to all who contributed with speeches, both personal and thank you to the FAU, the Schwarze Rose student network, the Queer Pride DD and the Direkthilfe Dresden for their words.
Stop the war in Ukraine!
Against the armament of Europe!
For freedom, self-determination and solidarity!
War has been raging in Ukraine since last Thursday. There is new information every hour, almost every minute, but the situation remains unclear. Many people are currently trying to escape the war. Many people in Ukraine, who have actively resisted Russia’s increasing influence in recent years and who would face persecution in the event of annexation, are also fleeing.
Self-organized aid structures are emerging, donation campaigns, volunteers are driving to borders to help people flee Ukraine.
Monday, 28.02.22 14-18 o’clock at PlatzDa! (Wernerstrase 21 in DD Löbtau)
Tuesday, 01.03.22 16-19 o’clock at malobeo (kamenzerstrasse 38 in DD Neustadt)
Wednesday, 02.03.22 18-22 o’clock in the malobeo (kamenzerstrasse 38 in DD Neustadt)
Dear people,
Next Monday a convoy will travel from Dresden to the Ukrainian border to support people there who are looking for help. For this purpose (material) donations are still being collected. Therefore the PlatzDa! and the malobeo will open at different times to accept donations, which will be collected by the convoy. Below you will find a list of things that are needed. Please make sure that the donations are in a condition where they can still be used, especially for hygiene items, diapers etc.
Continue reading “01.03.-02.03. Collection of donations for Ukraine”
Today in Dresden took place a spontaneous demonstration against the invasion of Russian soldiers in Ukraine, in which 250 people participated. The event began at Albertplatz with speeches from various speakers and groups. Afterwards there was a demo across the pedestrian street to Neumarkt, where people could join a vigil with over 1000 people.
Continue reading “Spontaneous demonstration today in Dresden against the war in Ukraine”
