Toby was arrested and recalled to prison for alleged breach of license conditions.
Fireworks at HMP Bristol for anarchist Toby Shone
Tag: prison abolition
Callout: Solidarity demo against IPP
23rd of September from 2 PM
Outside HMP Belmarsh, Western Way, SE28 0EB
Toby Shone – Recalled to prison
Toby Shone is an anarchist who was accused of being the administrator of counter-information project 325.nostate.net.
“I was met by the FSB, a bag on my head, a taser, the usual”
Alexey Rozhkov is an anarchist, he became the third in Russia to set fire to the military enlistment office
International Day of solidarity with long-term anarchist prisoners
Since its inception, June 11th has been a day in which our friends have stayed connected to the struggles that they were a part of
Action report from a mega-prison blockade
Just under a month ago, an autonomous group of activists blockaded Kier’s latest mega-prison construction site at HMP Full Sutton, costing the company £250,000 – today they say what happened in their own words, and why. This was both an act of solidarity with incarcerated friends, as well as a protest against the government’s prison
Falsely imprisoned Abahlali baseMjondolo members bailed
Freedom continues its coverage of Abahlali baseMjondolo, a South African movement of shack dwellers who organise land occupations and communes: Yesterday Maphiwe Gasela, Siniko Miya and Landu Tshazi were finally granted bail in the Durban Magistrate’s Court. They have all previously been arrested on bogus charges, been denied bailed and kept in the notorious Westville
Prison Column: From an environmental prisoner
Freedom continues its regular prison column with an update from Jan Goodey who is currently serving a six-month sentence for blocking the M25 with Just Stop Oil. Seems to me I’m banged up for stating the bleeding obvious. The Financial Times article entitled “UK needs ‘war effort’ to cut energy bills and carbon emissions, say
Hunger strike of Ihar Alinevich: What is known now
Ihar Alinevich , an anarcho-partisan sentenced to 20 years for participating in the Belarusian uprising, went on hunger strike. Members of the Anarchist Black Cross collected the latest information about Igor from the Facebook of his mother Valentina Alinevich and from his close friends. Here’s what we were able to find out. On October 5,
People, Prisons & Profit: Contemporary Abolition in the UK
When discussing matters of inequality and oppression, particularly through a radical framework, there always awaits a countering opinion that deep-rooted systemic issues such as the prison industrial complex are somehow uniquely American; the implication being that Britain, a nation regarded for its pragmatism, has nowhere near such issues and thus does not need to concern
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Interview: Brand, Sweden’s oldest anarchist paper
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