BAD News #39: Angry Voices From Around The World
Welcome to the 39th edition of Bad News. This is our Angry Voices From Around The World for October, 2020. A report from the international network of anarchist and anti-authoritarian radios.
Check out all the shows look for the a-radio-network collection on archive.org or at our website, a-radio-network.org.
Contents:
Radiozones of Subversive Expression (Athens)
- On the topics of school squats, Omada Laikon Agoniston, Pagrati Filolaou, SVEOD and the responses of Greek courts to the charges against the neo-nazi Golden Dawn Party
Radio Fragmata (Athens):
- News and struggles from around the city and country
A-Radio Berlin (Germany)
- Audio about the eviction of the anarcha-queer-feminist house project Liebig34 in Berlin
Dissident Island Radio from London
- News from the Capital of Capitol, London, UK from the last month
BAD News #38: Angry Voices From Around The World
Welcome to the 38th edition of Bad News. This is our Angry Voices From Around The World for September, 2020. A report from the international network of anarchist and anti-authoritarian radios.
Check out all the shows look for the a-radio-network collection on archive.org or at our website, a-radio-network.org.
Contents:
Radio Fragmata (Athens):
- On direct actions, environmental struggles and the upcoming anniversary of the death of Pavlos Fyssas. One of his songs is featured at the end of their segment. Rest In Power Killah P!
A-Radio Berlin (Germany)
- A conversation with comrades from the “Burning Arks” collective, discussing solidarity work around a police operation not so well known outside of Spain, called “Operation Ark”, which took place in May of 2019
Dissident Island Radio from London
- A short roundup of union wins, animal action, eco-wars and acab ammo from a largely wet august on the steadily sinking ship that is the so called United Kingdom
Radiozones of Subversive Expression (Athens)
- Reports about the fire that recently devastated the Moria refugee camp and the evacuation of the Rosa Nera squat
FrequenzA
- A short report about the ongoing struggle against gentrification in Leipzig (Germoney)
Free Social Radio 1431AM (Thessaloniki)
- Updates about the eviction of Terra Incognita squat, the invasion of cops in Libertatia squat and comrades in hunger strike and the martyr Ebru Timtik in Turkey
BAD News #36: Angry Voices From Around The World
Welcome to the 36th edition of Bad News. This is our Angry Voices From Around The World for July, 2020. A report from the international network of anarchist and anti-authoritarian radios.
Check out all the shows look for the a-radio-network collection on archive.org or at our website, a-radio-network.org.
Contents:
- Radio-zones of Subversive Expression (Athens):
- media foundation by the Greek goverment during the quarntine,
- the police violence in Exarchia some days after a squat eviction,
- the violence and eviction of Victoria square
- contributing an antireport from Slovenian unrests, that in the middle of march, because of the virus started with drumming on balconies, went on the bicycles and ended up on foot, against the right-wing government with authoritarian, neoliberalistic and nationalistic intentions.
- Free Social Radio 1431AM (Thessaloniki):
- the arrest of two anarchist comrades in Thessaloniki,
- the latest developments on the shutdown and reconnection of espiv.net’s server,
- the violence and eviction of Victoria square
- Stop the eviction of the collective bar Syndikat
- an interview with somebody from solikomitee 1007 about the street festival “resist-2” about the festival, the resistance against the deportation in the past and the trial against two persons who where part of it.
- Dissident Island Radio (London):
- a round-up of UK-related ‘B(A)D News’
The
collective bar Syndikat in Berlin-Neukölln has an
eviction date scheduled for 7 August 2020, an eviction backed up by the governing left R2G coalition and pushed forward by Pears Global, a real estate group from London, that manages its roughly more than 6,000 apartments in Berlin through a complex mesh of subsidiaries – and
who only came into the public light in the context of Syndikat’s resistance.
We want to show our support and solidarity with this social space by means of this and other jingles.
But there are amore projects in danger of eviction in Berlin. So, get involved – as we are all foing to stay!
