World
Russia: Anarchist Prisoner Dmitry Buchenkov Flees the Country
November 28th: It was confirmed that at the beginning of November, Russian anarchist prisoner Dmitry Buchenkov has fled the country.
Germany: Cops lash out as activists try to block clear-cutting of ancient forest
November 27th: Clashes have kicked off today against a massive deforestation campaign in Hambach, following the loss of a court case aiming to put a stay on redevelopment of the 12,000-year-old woodlands into a coal mine.
Last chance for squats in Holland and Switzerland
November 22nd: Two squats under attack from the authorities are mobilising to beat back the latest round of evictions on the European scene.
France: Rally attacked by police as lacklustre unions face criticism
November 17th: Protests in Paris were attacked by police yesterday, with marchers under the CGT banner being tear-gassed as they rallied against labour laws being introduced by the Macron government stripping away labour rights.
Indymedia Nantes and Grenoble Threatened With Closure
November 14th: Following the publication of the statement claiming responsibility for arson in a Gendarmerie barracks in Grenoble, Indymedia Grenoble and Nantes were requested by the authorities to either remove the statement, or face the possibility of the government blocking access to their websites.
Notes from the US: Oil and the law
November 13th: Freedom Columnist Louis Further rounds up some lesser-known happenings on the other side of the Atlantic.
Jayda Fransen of Britain First Attends National Radical March in Poland
November 12th: Yesterday Poland celebrated its Independence Day.
Occupation of General Directorate of State Forests in Warsaw, Poland
November 10th: Twenty two people were arrested yesterday during the occupation of the General Directorate of State Forests in Warsaw, Poland.
Russia: Anarchists illegally protest for revolution centenary
November 9th: This year Leninists worldwide have been celebrating the victory of the Bolsheviks in the October Revolution but in Russia the anarchists came out to remember the event from a different perspective, that of an opportunity stolen and a promise yet to be.
Greece Passes Gender Recognition Law
November 8th: In October, the Greek parliament passed a bill enabling citizens to determine their gender identity without having to undergo any physical or psychological examination from the age of 15.
