On August 26, another person from Heibo has to appear in court. Hopefully for the last time, it will be about §113: “Resistance to law enforcement officers” and once again the course of events leading up to the trial, including the eviction, the threat of imprisonment and untenable charges, has already worn on the nerves.
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Events from Anarchist Network Dresden
08.06.24 antiauthoritarian-antifaschist block at the Demo #WirSindDieBrandmauer
You cannot vote fascism out of society!
🫵🏽Being an anti-fascist is not an option, but rather a necessity for all those who believe in a just and equal society, without fascism and all other authoritarian ideologies!
✊🏽We are going together at 08 June 2024 to the demonstration #WirSindDieBrandmauer there will be an antiauthoritarian-antifascist block in #Dresden
meeting point: 3pm Goldener Reiter
You can read more about the topic here:
Climate strike 31.05.24 – What do authoritarianism and climate change have to do with each other?
Quite simply! That would of course be too short-sighted!
Let’s briefly look at two aspects.
For a society, authoritarian politics means that political or economic solutions are implemented centrally. In the past and present, this means that large-scale projects are usually implemented over the heads of the inhabitants of affected regions. These can be dams, mining, tourism projects, company relocations and the like. Governments and businesses usually work hand in hand here. For the local people, this means that nature and their livelihoods are destroyed. Large corporations or the state itself make a profit from this.
It is not uncommon for regions to be selected for this purpose in order to suppress rebellious inhabitants and gain political control over areas by destroying the livelihoods of local people.
This is usually sold as infrastructure or development investments, allegedly created jobs or supposedly necessary energy projects.
And this brings us to the second aspect of authoritarian politics. If people do not share these perspectives, do not benefit from these projects in any case, but instead point out the destruction of the environment and the consequences for the climate and want to save the affected regions, they are criminalized, subjected to massive repression and, in some regions of the world, simply murdered.
Exploitation of resources and the destruction of nature is also taking place on a massive scale in Germany, for example through mining and its contaminated sites and the establishment of huge unnecessary corporations such as Tesla in Grünheide.
That’s why we’re also present with Stop Authoritarianism Campaign at the climate strike on 31 May in Dresden!
Against authoritarian politics!
For a decentralisation of the energy supply!
Solidarity with the climate activists affected by repression!
Meeting point 2pm at Goldener Reiter.
We wanna walk than together to Schlossplatz, where the demo starts.
*LAST CHANCE TO SAVE MALOBEO FROM CLOSING*
Hey community.
The elections in Saxony are coming… The forecast looks very bad and even malobeo is already affected by it. With the coming elections we are going to lose a big part of financial support and are not going to be able to pay the rent. This means:
!!malobeo could be forced to shut down in the next months.
Now your financial support is needed.
If you haven’t heard about it – malobeo is a self-organized anarchist library and info-shop in Neustadt, Dresden. It offers its infrastructure for plenaries of different political, such as anti-fascist, feminist/queer, anarchist, etc. collectives. The room is also used for public events like community kitchen, movie screenings, workshops, book clubs, and many more.
This is why especially in these strange and dangerous times places and communities like malobeo are not only important but indispensable.
We want this community and wonderful network to continue. And not only we but the entire city needs this place. Unlike in many other cities in Dresden there is not much left-wing infrastructure and especially in the faceof a possible AfD majority in the regional parliament these spaces are necessary.
To keep malobeo open for everyone we need your help, the financial kind!
We want to be independent from any kind of authoritarian, capitalist and state structures and need a regular income from sweet private individuals to pay the rent, internet, electricity and water.
This we want to achieve with long-term donations (standing orders, de.: Dauerauftrag). We need around 1000€ per month. That’s a lot, but f.ex. 50 people can cover the rent with 20€/month.
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This is how you can support:
You can set your standing order (de: Dauerauftrag) to:
Miteinander Dresden e.V.*
IBAN: DE66500310001076201001 BIC: TRODDEF1 (Triodos Bank)
*malobeo is supported by an association to which you can donate
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We thank each of you who has been and will be making malobeo possible <3 (A)
#KeepMalobeo
Rally 24.05: Free Maja! Free Hanna! Freedom for all Antifas!
Rally May 24, 15:00 Robinienhain, JVA Hammerweg
Maja is still in prison in Dresden. But now in extradition custody. This has been ordered by the Berlin Court of Appeal. This means that in the next step, the court will examine whether the prison conditions in Hungary allow Maja to be extradited to Hungary. Maja faces up to 24 years in prison in Hungary under unspeakable conditions.
One of the ways in which the review will take place is for the court in Hungary to ask what they think of the prison conditions – including for queer prisoners. Hungary is then free to comment on this. That is absurd! The authoritarian and radical right-wing Fidesz party under Orban has been in power in Hungary for years and bans queers, antifas and refugees. The regime also pursues an unparalleled historical revisionist cultural policy.
Most recently, Hanna was caught by the cops on May 6 and dragged to the Federal Court of Justice in Karlsruhe. Hanna is now also threatened with extradition to Hungary.
Once again, Federal Prosecutor General Geilhorn and her cohorts are investigating left-wingers with the utmost severity. We already know their attitude well enough from the Antifa Ost proceedings: anti-communist and deeply reactionary!
We want to prevent their extradition at all costs and put pressure on the authorities and the prison. Maja must not be extradited. Hanna must not be extradited. The decision on their proceedings will also be groundbreaking for all further proceedings!
We demand: No extradition of anti-fascists to Hungary to a court filled with right-wing extremists! Take to the streets against the shift to the right and repression.
We want to show Maja – as we do every month – that we are there and that we stand in solidarity on the other side of the wall and will not leave Maja alone.
So come to the prison in large numbers on Wednesday from 3 to 4 pm and be loud with us!