Tag: Ukraine
Pictures from the Demonstration against the war in Ukraine on Friday
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!
Demonstration in solidarity with the people in Ukraine and on the run – 04.03.22 4pm Jorge-Gomondai-Platz, Dresden
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.
Spontaneous demonstration today in Dresden against the war in 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.
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Mural text: No war between people! No peace between classes!
A Statement from Russian Anarchists against Russian Aggression in Ukraine. It appeared in Russian on avtonom.org, a media project that grew out of the libertarian communist network Autonomous Action.
Printversion and other formats of the text at The Anarchist Library.
Yesterday, on February 21, an extraordinary meeting of the Russian Security Council was held. As part of this theatrical act, Putin forced his closest servants to publicly “ask” him to recognize the independence of the so-called “people’s republics” of the Luhansk People’s Republic [LPR] and Donetsk People’s Republic [DPR] in eastern Ukraine.
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