
The government of Belize is attempting to suppress Indigenous self-determination and disavow customary Maya governance in the name of “development.”
Continue reading Bad faith and betrayal in Belize: Maya governance under attackEnough 14 is not organizing any of these events, we are publishing these texts for people across the US and Europe to be able to see what is going on and for documentation only. - On February 1, 2021, our online shop will be closed. We have had too many delays with our suppliers due to Corona restrictions. All orders that were ordered until February 1, 2021, will be delivered. Thank you for your support.
The government of Belize is attempting to suppress Indigenous self-determination and disavow customary Maya governance in the name of “development.”
Continue reading Bad faith and betrayal in Belize: Maya governance under attackLong-time prison abolitionist Jacques Lesage de La Haye reflects on decades of anti-prison organizing in France and his personal journey from inmate to activist.
Continue reading The “forgotten fight” for prison abolition in FranceIf peaceful mass-mobilizations cannot avert climate catastrophe, has the time come to imagine more radical forms of resistance to fossil capitalism?
Continue reading Fridays for Sabotage? The strange fascination of climate BlanquismWhat exactly is the “system” that we are fighting?
Continue reading To struggle against the “system”The system is the state, a complex mechanism that includes government, capitalism, patriarchy and imperialism. It will not go away until we force it to.
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Colombia. The state’s brutal response to a one-day general strike has sparked weeks of protests in Colombia, resulting in dozens of deaths. The time for dialogue is over.
Continue reading Colombia’s democratic facade is crumbling to piecesUK. The UK’s new police and crime bill is a clear attack on the basic right to protest and a next step in the democratic backsliding of the country.
Continue reading UK: What good is a right to toothless protest? [Kill the Bill]Greece. Over the past few weeks, the streets of Athens have been filled with thousands of people, despite the country being in lockdown since the beginning of November. There are protests every day, in many neighborhoods and cities across the country. Tensions are running high due to the introduction of a new law establishing university police, the hunger strike of political prisoner Dimitris Koufontinas and the increasing violence and impunity of police forces. The rifts in Greek society are deepening, and now part of the country is rising up in revolt.
Continue reading Resisting Greece’s rapid descent into authoritarianismWe would object to the use of the Lenin’s expression “dual power” to characterise the creation of autonomous, free spaces; an always relative autonomy and taking multiple forms.
Continue reading Freeing space, creating autonomiesWe already have the power, the materials and the motive to win back the Internet. But we have to start with the first step first: owning our own infrastructure.
Continue reading Tech Learning Collective: Winning back the Internet by building our ownColombia. After months of lockdown, during which the state continued to rape, murder and massacre, Colombians are out in the streets again to protest their criminal government.
Continue reading After #lockdown, anti-government protests resume in #ColombiaOn February 1, 2021, Our Online-Shop will be closed. All orders until January 31 will be delivered. Dismiss