Νέα μπροσούρα του εγχειρήματος, για το χώρο της ριζοσπαστικής Αναρχίας στην Ινδονησία.
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Continue reading MENYERANG! – Στιγμιότυπα του αναρχικού πολέμου από την Ινδονησία
Νέα μπροσούρα του εγχειρήματος, για το χώρο της ριζοσπαστικής Αναρχίας στην Ινδονησία.
Περιεχόμενα:
Continue reading MENYERANG! – Στιγμιότυπα του αναρχικού πολέμου από την Ινδονησία
An expression of people’s desire for freedom, cries of “Papua Merdeka” continue to ring out through the cities, mountains and forests of West Papua. The struggle is against fifty years of Indonesian rule, which throughout the last half-century has violently tried to subdue Papua, in its attempts to create a unified nation from the 17,000 islands that once made up the Dutch Empire.
Freedom as expressed by the word ‘merdeka’ is primarily a call for political independence, although the word is imbued with the clear hope that a new national sovereignty would also bring a wider liberation. Even when used outside the context of nations, ‘merdeka’ carries a sense of autonomy or self-reliance; from the same Sanskrit root Indonesian also inherited the word mahardika, meaning wisdom or nobility.
Continue reading Papua Prison Island
target=”_blank”>Hidup Biasa, translation from Serum #3
The Iban Dayaks from Semunying had always lived simply alongside their natural environment. Then in 2005 an oil palm plantation company appeared, wanting to take over the ancestral forest that had been the backbone of people’s livelihoods for generations.
Continue reading Indonesia: They Fight for the Forest (2012)
Tukijo finally walked free from Yogyakarta prison this morning, to be welcomed by his family, farmers from Kulon Progo and supporters of their struggle. There was no holding back the emotion as his friends hugged him in turn – a pointless and vindictive ordeal was over at last.
Continue reading Kulon Progo Farmer Tukijo Freed From Prison
New booklet just released from Act for Freedom / Elephant Editions, all about the struggle in Indonesia against the mega-project threatening the coastal farming communities of Kulon Progo, featuring action reports, communiques, international solidarity and more.
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The booklet is designed in a format to be printed out and reproduced. Please distribute.
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Soli-website for Kulon Progo.
FREEDOM FOR THE PRISONERS IN INDONESIA AS ELSEWHERE
Rough translation of Kokemi:
http://kokemi.blogspot.com/
Continue reading Message of fire from Hidayat (Indonesia) 2012 (en/it)
To all comrades,
On 25th November 2012, we lost our comrade named Ryo. He was killed by a coward in the morning when trying to go back to his place after looking for breakfast. Ryo is a member of the first generation of NEGASI and was active in counter-info projects, translation and publication to support the anti-authoritarian movement in Manado.
Continue reading Ryo of Negasi (1986-2012)
da: hidupbiasa
http://hidupbiasa.blogspot.com/2012/03/letter-from-hidayat-yaya-in-prison-in.html#more
trad. parolearmate.noblogs.org
Lettera da Hidayat (Yaya), in prigione a Makassar
Continue reading Lettera di Hidayat (indonesia) 2012
News from the PPLP – Coastal Farmers Association of Kulon Progo:
Rough edited machine translation of PPLP statement:
Tukijo, one of the peasant resistance fighters against iron sand mining in coastal Kulon Progo, Indonesia has been tricked and abducted by police in a planned manner to meet the industrial interests, on Sunday, May 1st, 2011 at 11:00 pm. Until now, Tukijo who was abducted by police on the pretext of the arrest had not been returned as the time set by Law No. 8 of 1981 on Criminal Procedure Code which is 24 hours (article 19).
Continue reading Free the Hostage Tukijo – Kidnapped by Police (Indonesia)