anarchists in trouble

From Act for Freedom Now! - Italy

Original title: "A new repressive operation under Article 270bis. The Bencivenga Occupation in Rome has been evicted, and arrests and searches have taken place in several cities"

We make known:

Starting at around 5am on June 16, 2026, the Rome prosecutor’s office launched yet another repressive operation involving numerous anarchist comrades in various parts of the country. The alleged crime is conspiracy for terrorist purposes (Article 270 bis). The conspiracy is said to be related to sabotage carried out during the devastation of the Milan and Cortina areas, also known as the Winter Olympics.

From Birds Before the Storm by Margaret Killjoy

or: Thoughtcrime and flimsy cases

From AZ By Robert Firth, Reuters

Seven people have been arrested in Italy over suspected sabotage attacks on high-speed railway lines during the Winter Olympics earlier this year.

Italian police said on Tuesday that the suspects, believed to belong to an anarchist militant network, were detained on suspicion of terrorism-related offences.

From Act for Freedom Now! - Chile

“As the months have passed I’ve become quieter and more withdrawn. I suppose those are normal effects after spending a fairly prolonged period in prison.

From Act for Freedom Now! - Bristol, UK

Bristol solidarity for Indonesia

From Abolition Media

In the autumn of 2024, some comrades of an anarchist collective from Barcelona sent me by post at Domokos prison Agustín Guillemon’s book on the Friends of Durruti.

From CrimethInc.

An Interview on Repression and Resistance in Greece

From avtonom

In June, a series of presentations and discussions will take place across France focusing on imprisoned anarchists and anti-fascists in Russia, anti-war resistance, and solidarity with Ukrainian society.

From La Nemesi

Original title: "Solidarity gathering: Get Alfredo out of 41 bis. For international solidarity among the oppressed. Against all the masters of war and exploitation (Rome, Italy, june 12, 2026)"

From Act for Freedom Now!

The summers of 2022 and 2023 were marked by two major struggles waged from inside the prison by our anarchist comrade Yannis Michailidis. With his primary demand being his release, which the state vindictively denied despite the years he had already served, G.M. escalated his protest to a hunger strike, reaching a critical health condition on both occasions. On the 30th day of his second hunger strike, he decided to further escalate his protest with a thirst strike, which ultimately resulted in the victory of his struggle and his subsequent release.