Serbische AnarchosyndikalistInnen verhaftet

Iliopoulos sitzt NICHT mehr!
Wäre er noch im Bau, dann wäre er tot.
Er wurde Ende August am 49. Tag seines siegreichen Hungerstreiks mit Meldeauflagen entlassen.
Zumindest hat er sich soweit erholt, daß er am 5.9. ein langes Interview für Ta Nea geben konnte: http://athens.indymedia.org/front.php3?lang=el&article_id=1075450
Viel Spass beim Übersetzen

ASI-Soliwebseiten:

 http://asi.zsp.net.pl/,
 http://libcom.org/forums/news/three-iwa-members-serbia-arrested-04092009

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There will be a picket of the London Embassy on Friday 11th,

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Yesterday, a delegation from the portuguese section of the IWA ( http://ait-sp.blogspot.com/) delivered a protest letter against the arrest of the Serbian comrades at the Serbian embassy in Lisbon.
The ambassador wasn’t there so they could only speak with his secretary. She listened to the protest, received the letter and promised that she would speak with the ambassador and he would give an answer.


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Police harassment during solidarity action of Priama akcia-Bratislava (IWA/AIT Slovakia) in support of arrested Serbian anarchosyndicalists

08/09/2009

On Monday, September 7th 2009, Priama akcia-Bratislava (IWA-AIT) organised a solidarity action in front of Serbian embassy in Bratislava.

Around 10 people gathered to meet with the ambassador and express their discontent with actions of Serbian authorities. The ambassador was not at the embassy. We told an employee of the embassy that we want him to make official record of the protest and to inform the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Belgrade. We were told to put our protest letters in the mailbox and that they would deal with them. The whole conversation was conducted via the intercom at the embassy gate...

After the conversation with the voice from inside the embassy, one of the two to four "undercover" cops who was close to the protesters all the time (by the way, one cop or embassy employee filmed or took pictures of us via his cell phone:)) showed us his “diplomatic police” ID and asked people to identify themselves. We refused and after a short exchange about police competences we left without identifying ourselves. The cop said, however, that in that case he’d call the police.

Police harassment

We went down the street and after some 150 metres we saw a police car going our way. We didn't want to be harassed again, so we turned to a city park (forest) and split into two groups. Within several seconds one of the groups of four people was approached by some 5-7 cops, who wanted to control our IDs. In the forest. The ID control took around 10-15 minutes and of course it was a targeted control as police didn't control other passers-by. The original reason that the police came up with was "searching for a wanted or missing person". In the end the policeman said that people's ID information would be stored in some sort of a police system, so in case something happens around, the people could be asked to witness. Never mind the "wanted or missing person"... Let's hope nothing happens in the forest today.

The solidarity starts just now

Despite this crazy police harassment, the protest letters were delivered to the embassy. The solidarity campaign is just at the beginning and won't cease until people imprisoned in Serbia are freed and the charges dropped.

An attack on anarchosyndicalists is an attack on every struggling worker.

Solidarity to arrested comrades in Serbia!

Priama akcia - Bratislava
IWA/AIT Slovakia

 https://www.priamaakcia.sk/Police-harassment-during-solidarity-action-of-Priama-akcia-Bratislava-IWAAIT-Slovakia-in-support-of-arrested-Serbian-anarchosyndicalists.html

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(en) Serbia, ASI Statement read during a protest against the arrests and charges
Date Mon, 07 Sep 2009 13:16:19 +0300


On September 4th 2009 the District Court judge in Belgrade ordered a measure of thirty days' detention to a group of six young people who were arrested on September 3rd. They are accused of writing graffiti on a wall and then throwing two Molotov cocktails at the Greek Embassy in Belgrade on August 25th, around 3 a.m. ---- The unusual circumstance concerning the actions of police and prosecutors in this case is that the arrested are charged with a criminal offence of international terrorism. In the criminal law of the
Republic of Serbia this offence is treated within the same group as, for example, genocide, crimes against humanity, war crimes against a civilian populace, organising and encouraging to commit genocide and war crimes, conducting an aggressive war, and similar.

Let us remember that the only person convicted for participation in last year's burning of the American Embassy in Belgrade on February 21st was charged only with a serious act against public safety, despite the fact that the embassy was heavily damaged and one of the persons who was in the convicted's group died in the fire.

In a moment when rights and liberties in Serbia are being seriously narrowed by changes in the criminal law and the law on public information, a decision to charge the six arrested with international terrorism shows the intent of some State structures to discourage any political critique against its actions by stepping up the repression and misusing and misinterpreting its own laws. Because of this we express our solidarity with the arrested,
demand that the ridiculous charge be revoked and that they be immediately released.

Anarcho-Syndicalist Initiative (ASI-IWA)


[Statement edited for clarity by Anarkismo]

Related Link:  http://www.inicijativa.org (ASI)

Copy from  http://www.ainfos.ca/ainfos15311.html

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Serbische Anarchosyndikalisten verhaftet
 http://de.indymedia.org/2009/09/259803.shtml

Free the belgrade anarchists !!