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Introduction to the english edition of “Angry Brigade” by Jean Weir (en/fr)

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The eight libertarian militants on trial in the Old Bailey in 1972 who were chosen by the British State to be the `conspirators’ of the Angry Brigade, found themselves facing not only the class enemy with all its instruments of repression, but also the obtusity and incomprehension — when not condemnation — of the organised left.
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‘Victimisation Continues’ by John Bowden, long-term radical prisoner (UK)

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The statutory role and duty of the Parole Board in relation to reviewing the continued imprisonment of those prisoners serving indeterminate or life sentences and who remain in jail far beyond the length of time originally recommended by the courts in “the interest of retribution” is critically important if an abuse of executive power in the form of unlawful detention is to be prevented.
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Passion for Freedom: An Interview with Jean Weir

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First appearing 325 Magazine, this interview with Jean Weir (of Insurrection magazine and Elephant Editions) features a critical and humble reflection on prison, insurrection, and anarchist publishing. We reformatted this for distribution as a small contribution to insurrection and as a continuation of the anarchist publishing world Weir has contributed to so significantly.

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Blackmail 3

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Blackmail3.org is a site that is explaining/focusing and supporting the 3 people that are facing prison because of campaigning against HLS.

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“Welcome to the support group for the Blackmail3, who are facing prison as part of an ongoing attempt by the UK authorities to stop people campaigning against animal testing. Browse the site to learn more about the case, what laws are being used and how you can help support the defendants. With the increasing repression of UK animal rights activism it’s important for us to stand in solidarity and resistance – with the animals inside laboratories and those who fight to save them.”