Amid Trump’s War on Antifa, Activists Face Arrest for Zines and Group Chats
From truthout by Brit “Red” Schulte, January 10, 2026
The Trump administration now has zine distributors and jail support efforts in its sights.
From truthout by Brit “Red” Schulte, January 10, 2026
The Trump administration now has zine distributors and jail support efforts in its sights.
From PDX Anti-Repression Committee
Operating from within the u.s. empire, there are many contradictions that run rampant in our movements — so much so that sometimes, the movements we foolishly perceive as posing a challenge to the state are actually reinforcing its violence.
From Act for Freedom Now!
Athens, (Greece) we are happy! to announce, Anarchist comrade Sakkas Kostas is free back to the streets after more from 7 years in koridallos prison.
From Abolition Media by Marianna Manoura
As an inmate, you come face-to-face with the judicial apparatus and its bureaucracy at regular intervals, whether you like it or not. Documents that are either late or never come, documents that you don’t expect and turn up or look forward to and don’t come. Folders are closed, opened, plugs added, categories removed. There prevails, especially in the sub-judicial regime, a continuous waiting which sometimes gives motivation and sometimes causes tension. As far as our own case is concerned, the judicial system remains silent. After 13 months, the file was just closed after negative release decisions with ridiculous and non-existent justifications preceding it. The judicial mechanism, as it usually does in such cases, unfolds its vindictiveness in our case while it turns its gaze to the simultaneous systemic crimes.
From Act for Freedom Now! by Nikos Maziotis
Comrades, thank you for your invitation to the International Congress of Political Prisoners that you are organizing. I send you my warmest greetings from Domokos Prison, Greece.
From avtonom
Thousands of Russians have been fighting against the invasion to Ukraine. During first month of protests against the war, 15 000 people were detained. Small street actions are still sporadically taking place, although they are heavily persecuted. More than 300 people have been imprisoned for anti-war activities, including six anarchists and antifascists. What are the current anti-war initiatives in Russia to follow? How to support Russian anti-war movement, which is operating in more and more repressive circumstances? Why Russian anti-war movement has this far failed to change the course of war? Who are the current anarchist and anti-fascists prisoners in Russia, and how to support them?
From Act for Freedom Now!
Dear comrades,
On 30 /09 a hearing of the trial against anarchist comrade Juan Sorroche, accusing him of attack with aims of terrorism for the revolutionary action at the Polgai of Brescia, is due to take place in the court of Brescia. Juan will be reading out a declaration on this occasion.
From Anarchist Black Cross Belarus
It’s not only criminalised to express any form of dissent in Belarus. Showing solidarity with political prisoners is also punishable, even when it comes from their parents.
From Solidarity International
The latest update on the repressive situation in Italy involving Gabriel Pombo da Silva is as follows:
From Dark Nights
The following statement by Palang Hitam / ABC Indonesia was broadcast on air Monday, December 9th / between 11am – 1pm CET on Radio Blackout. The name of the show is “bello come una prigione che brucia” (Beautiful as a Burning Prison), a show broadcast since 20 years against prisons, repression, surveillance, military tech and AI. Radio Blackout is an autonomous radio (FM in Turin, Italy, and streaming elsewhere) born in 1992 as common project self managed by local squats, social centers and various collectives and individuals (antifa, anti authoritarian, anticapitalist, anti lots of things, with comrades from different areas of anarchism and communism).