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This time hacker using Trinity nick took control over
site tworca.org - rasist service conected with B&H
which admins tried to help Redwatch during mass
internet attack ( which have on aim to block ).Last
time unknown person published article about first
attack ( be Neo ).In that case most likely Trinity
publish info by her own added and add text "trinity -
neo 1:1 " published screen shots.It's interested that
attack is perhaps due to woman from antynazi/riot
girlz circles which is'nt often phenomenon

Cardinal Stephan Wyszynski's University is located in Bielanski preserve ( Warsaw's area ).Hundreds of cars drive in to the preserve's zone every day.Road's planners want to cut off some trees, these which stay on the planned way to lead road through preserve.Ecologists and scientists for months appeal to safe these trees .

Under university's hard-pressed , sogenannt public essay about this investment, during which interested can propound their comments, will took place on 31st March at 10 am on the university

-I feel that officials, during choose place and time, were biased.Now students will dominate meeting with ease, cause people who work will have some problems with job firing - tells Marcin Jackowski from Green Mazovia association.

Let's Stop US Missile Defence in Europe

As the Polish Campaign Against Militarism enters it's final preparations for next week's demonstration against the proposed US missile base near Slupsk, Northern Poland, we once again appeal to all anti-militarist campaigns and colleagues worldwide to stand with us on March 28th and 29th as we stage the first demonstration against the latest US military expansion.

Declaration of St. Petersburg Anti-Fascist Resistance Group on attack on participants of a picket against Kosovo recognition

March, 7 at 16:00 several ultra right groups held a picket in St.Petersburg against Kosovo independence near the US consulate.

Some of the picket participants were attacked by antifascists after the picket/ This fairly ordinary event rose a lot of public attention,
nationalists calling themselves patriots and Russian Orthodox believers started another hysteria in the media. In this connection we would like to make the following declaration to express our attitude to the event:

1.When the ultra-right Orthodox clericals come out into the streets (there were activists of RONS, RID, DPNI, Black Hundred and other on 7
March) and raise their flags they should remember that the time has passed when they could freely gather in the city. It is becoming dangerous to call for hatred and dominance of some groups of people over the others. It is well known that the groups present at the picket support violence against their political opponents and those whom they consider their enemies. An attack on them can be regarded as self-defense of the most conscientious citizens of St.Petersburg.

Sent this morning by email to Polish Embassy in Washington and Polish Consulate in New York
Co-organised by The Polish Campaign Against Militarism (www.tarcza.org and www.m29.bzzz.net)
Kontakt dla mediów: tel: 662535719 email: tarcza@bzzz.net

US Contact: Joanne Landy, Co-Director, Campaign for Peace and Democracy
jlandy@igc.org (212) 666-4001 cell (646) 207-5203
March 10, 2008

Prime Minister Donald Tusk
The Republic of Poland

The Union of Syndicalists (ZSP) Warsaw group visited the Colombian embassy in Warsaw on March 6 for the protest against state-sponsored violence in that country. Protests, called for by the National Movement of Victims and backed by human rights groups, trade unions and families of victims, were held in over 180 cities around the world.

ZSP wanted especially to draw attention to the violence against trade unionists and the involvement of the state, corporations, paramilitaries and even the US government in the killing, tortures, beatings and harrassment of unionists. The ZSP activists brought pictures of murdered unionists to decorate the embassy with and spoke about the general situation as well as specific cases in firms such as Chiquita, Coca Cola, Drummond and Nestle.

One hundred years ago today, on March 8, 1908, thousands of women left their jobs in the sweatshops of New York City's Lower East Side and took to the streets to demand their rights as women and as workers. In 1917, their sisters in Russia followed suit, and helped to bring about the revolution that overthrew the Tsarist autocracy. And in Spain in 1936, the anarchist women of Mujeres Libres helped to free their sisters from centuries of oppression.

Thailand offers a greener pasture for many Burmese migrant workers, but for some it can be a very dangerous place indeed.

In the middle of a September night in 2007, Thein Aung and four other Burmese laborers were taken by three Thai men from the huts where they lived at a sweet corn plantation in the village of Ban Jaidee Koh near the Thai-Burmese border town of Mae Sot.

The five Burmese were handcuffed and led to another village where the killing began. Four of the captives—Than Tun, 35, Kala Gyi, 27, Paw Oo, 28, and Naing Lin, 18—were shot in cold blood. The fifth man, Thein Aung, 58, feigned death and escaped.

Today Chavez closed the Colombia Embassy and move troops the the
borders with this country, maybe willl going to war with the
mothefucker of Uribe, ressitence to this war, not war betwenn
countries but we want the class war.

- Anarchist Black Cross Venezuela.

SHENZHEN/WANZHOU, China, March 2 (Reuters) - Qi Yunhui didn't even graduate from middle school, but on a recent afternoon he addressed the Shenzhen Intermediate People's Court with the confidence of a seasoned litigator.

When he came to Shenzhen in 2002, the fast talking native of China's central province of Hubei worked in a leather shoe factory. Now, he is part of a new and growing breed of "citizens' agents", former workers offering cheap legal aid to fellow migrants involved in labour disputes.

In the past five years or so, these self-taught "barefoot" labour lawyers have proliferated, filling an important niche in a country where migrant workers are increasingly caught in a dilemma -- they are encouraged by the leadership to know their rights, but lack effective, efficient channels to protect them.

"We want to encourage people to go to court," Qi, 30, said over dinner with five toy factory workers he was representing in a case over unpaid overtime.

China's 150 million internal migrants, mostly working for low wages in export processing factories or in construction, have helped write the country's economic success story.

The 2000 people who assembled in Drimnagh, Dublin on Saturday in commemoration of the 2 young Polish men viciously killed earlier this week will have given much needed consolation to the heartbroken families of the two tragic victims, Pawel and Mariusz.

Both men died in hospital after being attacked with a screwdriver by a gang of teenagers after they had refused to buy alcohol for the teens. There seems to have been no provocation for the attack.

According to the Irish Times, over €16,000 has been donated to a fund set up by the men's employer, Alan Kennedy,to help the families with transporting the bodies back to Poland.

“Will we be asked – or will we Act?”
ABOLISHING THE BORDERS FROM BELOW #31 (February 2008) is out!

International anarchists collective from Berlin brought in last days of February 2008 next issue of its excitingly irregular magazine “Abolishing the Borders from Below - an anarchist journal from Eastern Europe”.

* The Collective Editorship of El Libertario, www.nodo50.org/ellibertario, expounds its vision of which path to follow in the current situation in Venezuela, summed up in the slogan, “Against the (B)oligarchy, demagoguery and corruption: Autonomous struggle of the underdogs!

Positive transformations in society are produced by the actions of popular movements and not by governments. As has been clearly illustrated in the case of Venezuela, as well in other parts of Latin America, the will for change of the majority has been channelled and co-opted by a new bureaucracy which tries, by all available means, to tighten its grip on power. Since 1999 the survival at any cost of the new government has been its principle aim, and in the centralisation, militarization and personalisation that have been promoted under the euphemism ‘revolutionary process’, one of its principal tasks has been to pacify and co-opt the wide array of power structures and protagonists who, during the 1990’s, struggled to end the domination of Acción Democrática and COPEI, the two political parties who successively governed the country since 1958.

There was a lively radar base in the Czech Republic on the occasion of the visit by Prime Minister Mirek Topolánek to meet with President George Bush. The organizers from Campaign for Peace and Democracy and the Institute for Policy Studies were joined by a spirited contingent from Code Pink as well as people from Maryknoll, Catholic Worker, and the Washington Peace Center. Some press showed up, including a documentary film crew from the Czech Republic.

US missile base - Research underway

Bogdan Klich, the Civic Platform Minister of Defence stated on Polish Radio 3 today that the coming week would be of great importance to the process of negotiations with the U.S. gvt. regarding the proposed 'anti-missile shield.'