Belarus releases several anarchist and antifascist prisoners

From Freedom News UK

The Belarusian regime has recently released anarchist prisoner Nikita Yemelyanov, arrested in October 2019 on suspicion of attempting to set fire to a Pretrial Detention Centre No. 1 in Minsk and sentenced to four years in prison. His sentence under Article 411 was subsequently extended twice, bringing his total to seven years. While in prison, Nikita was frequently placed in a punishment cell, and eventually transferred to a prison regime.

Small Map

From Abolition Media by Dimitris Chatzivasileiadis

This text was written at the outset of the collective hunger strike in British prisons against anti-Palestinian terrorism and militarism. Following the U.S. attack on Venezuela, certain points have been updated. The international revolutionary strategy of the global anarchist movement must be built—and can be built—only through international fronts of struggle, through the breaking down of borders, and through the redirection of military action toward the centers of monopoly.

There Are No ‘Bad peoples’

From Combat Organization of Anarcho-Communists

Original title: "“There Are No ‘Bad peoples’”: Essentialism in State Propaganda and the Ideological Anti-Essentialism of martyr Dmitry Petrov"

This essay about some ideological positions of one of the founders of the Combat Organization of Anarcho-Communists, our friend and comrade, martyr Dmitry Petrov, was published on the anniversary of his martyrdom on April 19 (Website and Telegraph). We thank our friends for their help to translate it to English.

June 11 2026: Solidarity Without End

From June 11

This year as we are marking the International Day of Solidarity with Marius Mason and All Long-Term Anarchist Prisoners we are thinking about the nature of solidarity as ever-changing and never-ending. Our solidarity is not just for those who are imprisoned, but for all those who are harassed, intimidated, deported, hunted, on the run, tortured, and even killed — not just for individuals but for the struggles they are a part of. Just as repression ebbs and flows and state tactics adapt, transform, and innovate, so must our practice of active solidarity. We must adapt to the changing terrain and needs of our movements.

Anarchists in the Tenant Movement #2 – Salt Lake City

From Black Rose/Rosa Negra Anarchist Federation

This is the second installment of our Anarchists in the Tenant Movement series. You can find the first installment here. The interview below was conducted with an organizer named Espy, involved in building a tenant organization in the western Salt Lake Valley.

Often in the Right Place: The Education of an Anarchist by John Zerzan

These are the memoirs of John Zerzan, a radical thinker who has been reflecting, writing, and building a major body of essays for several decades—the central focus of which is a critique of civilization.

May Day Black Blocs and a Car Bombing

From CrimethInc.

Spring comes to Portland, Oregon

On May Day, anarchists in Portland participated in two black blocs, adding a confrontational edge to public protests. As anger against the economy and the government spreads alongside desperation and despair, it’s up to us to create opportunities for collective action.

Wild Roving

From Birds Before the Storm by Margaret Killjoy

Last night I stayed up past my bedtime (yes, I have a bedtime. I am in my 40s. I wish I stuck to it more.) watching A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms. I haven’t finished it yet, and I have no intention of spoiling it for you, but the protagonist of this show is a hedge knight. A homeless man with a sword and a horse and scarcely a copper to his name.

Against Antisemitism: a review of Jewish Anarchist Voices

My copy of Jewish Anarchist Voices arrived at my door the day after the Golders Green antisemitic attack; an incident that has followed from several others across the UK. It is a short pocket book containing 3 “accounts”, 2 anonymously published pieces and Fredy Perlman’s well known piece Anti-Semitism and the Beirut Pogrom, which I drew from in my first Against Antisemitism essay.

Memory and struggle for the anarchist comrades Sara and Alessandro!

From Act for Freedom Now! - Chile, 29th March 2026

On March 20th, some sad news reached us from the other side of the ocean: two anarchists are dead. They were preparing an attack against capitalist inertia. An attack against desperation, against the convenience of obedience, which is always the easier road compared to the uncertainty of rebellion.

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