Feminist Anti-Prison Rally Chemnitz

Late but not forgotten: This year, too, we are traveling together to the Chemnitz Women’s Prison to set an example against patriarchy, capitalism, fascism, nation states and their prisons. We want the prisoners to feel that they are not alone.

Sunday, 05.05.24 | 4-6 p.m. | Chemnitz Prison

We are going together from Dresden!
Meeting point: 13:30 at Wiener Platz Main Station to coordinate us and the tickets (train goes 13:52)

No prison visit without a good performance! Prepare for dancing!!! Video to learn! And how it will look at the end. 😀

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Anarchist Mayday 2024 in Dresden

We work. Day after day, year after year. Whether at home, at work, at university or in training. But for us, it’s not just work, it’s always a struggle. We fight for better wages, fight against patriarchal conditions in reproductive and care work, fight for socially just and self-determined education, fight in a state that is becoming more and more authoritarian and repressive and is moving ever further to the right. Fighting because we have nothing else left!

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Fallen, but not forgotten! – Film and memorial event for anarchists killed in Ukraine

One year ago, on April 19, the Russian state killed three anarchists who were fighting against the invading forces in Ukraine. Finbar Cafferkey, Cooper Andrews and Dmitry Petrov died defending Bakhmut from the so-called Russian world. They were not the first anarchists to die fighting the Russian Empire. Unfortunately, they will not be the last.

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21.02. – Documentary about war in Ukraine


start: 20 Uhr
length: 1,5 h
Afterwards possibility for exchange and discussion


Two years ago, the Russian state launched a full-scale attack on Ukraine. We are showing a film about the reality of this war – a war that began in 2014 with the annexation of Crimea and the clashes over the Donetsk and Lugansk oblasts. The documentary provides an insight into the everyday life of the war and the atrocities of the Russian invasion to which the people of Ukraine are exposed.

All this is happening barely 1000 km away from us and is sometimes overshadowed by new terrible events and crises. We want to prevent the war against Ukraine from being forgotten and start a conversation about how we can show solidarity with those whose lives have been completely changed by the war, who nevertheless retain their dignity and autonomy and defend themselves in one way or another against this attack, continue to show solidarity themselves and work towards a free society in Ukraine and elsewhere after this war.

With this event, we are joining the campaign “Alerta! Alerta! Stop russian propaganda!”.