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Dear companero_as,
thanks to Malobeo, Kamenzerstr. 38 which is really great to support, we (a small group in Dresden that came together to support the zapatistas’ journey) gonna sell coffee and other merchandise from the zapatista movement during the opening times next wednesday, 22.12.21 (16-19 o’clock), to go.
Continue reading “Soli-Merchandise for zapatistas’ journey – you still looking for presents?”Help the No Borders activists who are supporting migrants seeking international protection at the Polish – Belarusian border!
No Borders activists establishing a network of solidarity next to the polish-belarusian-border to help people survive the border regime. In order to finance first aid, essential care, food, legal assistance and logistics a fundraising is created.
Continue reading “Support the struggle against fortress europe at the polish belarusian border”
Dear companero_as,
thanks to Malobeo, Kamenzerstr. 38 which is really great to support, we (a small group in Dresden that came together to support the zapatistas’ journey) gonna sell coffee and other merchandise from the zapatista movement during the opening times next tuesday, 14.12.21 (16-19 o’clock), to go.
Continue reading “Soli-Merchandise for zapatistas’ journey – you still looking for presents?”In this show we talk about food sovereignty. The right for people to define their agricultural and food policy without any interference of market policies. We learn about concepts implemented in Germany, which try to apply basic principles of food sovereignty. We discuss developments and challenges in already established structures and learn about self education projects for organic farmer.
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On 9 November, we called for a walk in the Neustadt district of Dresden. Together with about 50 neighbours, we commemorated the victims of the November pogroms of 1938.
At that time, more than 1400 synagogues, prayer rooms and other meeting places as well as thousands of shops, flats and Jewish cemeteries were destroyed. Jewish people had also been subjected to anti-Semitism before, but the pogroms marked the transition of Nazi policy from discrimination against German Jews from 1933 onwards to their systematic expulsion and extermination.
Continue reading “Commemoration walk for 9 November 2021 with the neighborhood”
