Anarchistes Anarchistes
  - (1996) Procès Marini
  - (1996) Quatre de Cordoba
  - (2001) Quatre de Luras
  - (2003) Opération "Black-Out"
  - (2003) Quatre de Valence
  - (2003) Six de Barcelone
  - (2004 - 2005) Opération Cervantes
  - (2004) Enquête sur les COR
  - (2004) Quatre de Aachen
  - (2005) Opération "Nottetempo"
  - (2005) Opération Fraria
  - (2006) Emeutes Forum Social Européen d’Athènes
  - (2006) Operation "Comitato Liberazione Sardegna"
  - (2006) Opération du 9 Février
  - (2006) Opération du Quatre Mai
  - Anonima Sarda Anarchici Insurrezionalista
  - Autres
  - Azione Rivoluzionaria Anticapitalista
  - Brigadas de la Cólera
  - Brigata 20 luglio
  - Cellule Armate per la Solidarietà Internazionale
  - Cellule contro il Capitale, il Carcere, i suoi Carcerieri e le sue Celle
  - Cellule Insorgenti Metropolitane
  - Cooperativa Artigiana Fuoco e Affini (occasionalmente spettacolare)
  - Federazione Anarchica Informale
  - Fuerzas Autonómas y Destructivas León Czolgosz
  - Individus
  - Justice Anti-Etat
  - Narodnaja Volja
  - Nucleo Rivoluzionario Horst Fantazzini
  - Solidarietà Internazionale

Anti-Fascistes Anti-Fascistes
  - Pedro José Veiga Luis Pedro
  - Stuart Durkin
  - Thomas Meyer-Falk
  - Tomek Wilkoszewski
  - Volkert Van Der Graaf

Anti-Guerres Anti-Guerres
  - Barbara Smedema
  - Novaya Revolutsionaya Alternativa

Anti-Impérialistes Anti-Impérialistes
  - Action Révolutionnaire Populaire
  - Armed Resistance Unit
  - Comando Amazónico Revolucionario
  - Comando Popular Revolucionario - La Patria es Primero
  - Comandos Autonomos Anticapitalistas
  - Fraction Armée Révolutionnaire Libanaise
  - Front Armé Anti-Japonais d’Asie du Sud
  - Front Révolutionnaire de Libération du Peuple (DHKC)
  - Grupos de Combatientes Populares
  - Individus
  - Lutte Populaire Révolutionnaire (ELA)
  - Lutte Révolutionnaire (LA)
  - Movimiento de Accion Popular Unitario Lautaro
  - Movimiento Revolucionario Túpac Amaru
  - Movimiento Todos por la Patria
  - Organisation Révolutionnaire du 17 Novembre (17N)
  - Revolutionary Armed Task Force
  - Revolutionären Zellen
  - Symbionese Liberation Army
  - United Freedom Front

Communistes Communistes
  - Action Directe
  - Affiche Rouge
  - Armée Rouge Japonaise
  - Brigate Rosse
  - Brigate Rosse - Partito Comunista Combattente
  - Cellule di Offensiva Rivoluzionaria
  - Comando Jaramillista Morelense 23 de Mayo
  - Comando Justiciero 28 de Junio
  - Comunisti Organizzati per la Liberazione Proletaria
  - Ejército Popular Revolucionario
  - Ejército Revolucionario Popular Insurgente
  - Ejército Villista Revolucionario del Pueblo
  - Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias del Pueblo
  - Grupos de Resistencia Antifascista Primero de Octubre
  - Individus
  - Ligue Marxiste-Léniniste de Propagande Armée (MLSPB)
  - May 19 Communist Organization
  - MLKP / Forces Armées des Pauvres et Opprimés (FESK)
  - Nuclei Armati per il Comunismo - Formazioni Comuniste Combattent
  - Nuclei di Iniziativa Proletaria Rivoluzionaria
  - Nuclei Proletari per il Comunismo
  - Nucleo Proletario Rivoluzionario
  - Parti Communiste des Travailleurs de Turquie / Léniniste (TKEP/L)
  - Parti Communiste Ouvrier de Turquie (TKIP)
  - Parti-Front Populaire de Libération de la Turquie/Avant-garde Révolutionnaire du Peuple (THKP-C/HDÖ)
  - Proletari Armati per il Comunismo
  - Rote Armee Fraktion
  - Tendencia Democrática Revolucionaria
  - Union des Communistes Révolutionnaires de Turquie (TIKB)
  - Unione dei Comunisti Combattenti

Environnementalistes Environnementalistes
  - Anti OGM
  - Anti-Nucléaires
  - Bio-Technologies
  - Earth Liberation Front
  - Etats-Unis
  - Lutte contre le TAV
  - Marco Camenisch
  - Solidarios con Itoitz (Espagne)

Libération animale Libération animale
  - Animal Liberation Front (ALF)
  - Campagne contre Huntingdon Life Sciences (HLS)
  - Peter Young

Libération Nationale Libération Nationale
  - Afro-Américain
  - Amérindien
  - Assam
  - Balouchte
  - Basque
  - Breton
  - Catalan
  - Chiapas
  - Corse
  - Galicien
  - Irlandais
  - Karen
  - Kurde
  - Mapuche
  - Palestinien
  - Papou
  - Porto-Ricain
  - Sarde
  - Tamoul
  - Touareg

Luttes & Prison Luttes & Prison
  - Belgique
  - Contre les FIES
  - Contre les type F (Turquie)
  - Journée Internationale du Révolutionnaire Prisonnier
  - Moulins-Yzeure (24 novembre 2003)
  - Mutinerie de Clairvaux (16 avril 2003)

Manifs & Contre-Sommet(s) Manifs & Contre-Sommet(s)
  - Manifestations anti-CPE (Mars 2006)
  - Sommet de l’Union Européenne de Laeken (14 décembre 2001)
  - Sommet du G8 à Gênes en juillet 2001
  - Sommet européen de Thessalonique (Juin 2003)

Maoistes Maoistes
  - Parti Communiste de l’Inde - Maoïste
  - Parti Communiste des Philippines
  - Parti Communiste du Népal (Maoïste)
  - Parti Communiste du Pérou
  - Parti Communiste Maoïste (MKP)
  - Purba Banglar Sarbahara Party

Répression Répression
  - Allemagne
  - Belgique
  - Espagne
  - France
  - Italie
  - Suisse

Sabotages & Actions Sabotages & Actions
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From Stamheim to Larisa (Juillet 2004)

FROM STAMHEIM TO LARISA

Domination is launching the war against "terrorism" and projecting the doctrine of security, after September 11, in order to impose globally totalitarian conditions. Both the tension of repression and control, aiming at weakening any resistance inside the western world, and the savage exploitation of millions of proletarians in the prisons of wage-slavery are forming the suffocating living environment within the capitalist metropolis.

June 29 2002 and the explosion in Piraeus1 was the opportunity for the greek state to proceed to a gigantic repressive attack, within the framework of global "anti"terrorism. This operation to enforce state projects prepared from before was widely based on the ideological pressure by the mass media, on the fear and confusion they spread to society and finally on the propaganda concerning the olympic games’ safety. The arrest and torture of persons who were accused as members of "17 November" and the arrests for "ELA" (Revolutionary Popular Struggle) afterwards, as well as the legal establishment of court-martials2 and special prison status were brought into effect exactly within these circumstances.

Today, political prisoners for the cases of N17 and ELA are in Koridallos penitentiary, in the "white cells" which were built overnight. These cells are on the basement of the prison facilities, outside the windows there is a double row of metal bars, a wire fence and a wall. Visitors get thoroughly searched and communication is allowed only behind a glass plate while the prisoner is practically inside a cage, overseen by prison-guards and monitored by cameras. The yard is surrounded by high walls and barbed wire. And now, a new wing with "white cells" is under construction in the prison of Larisa, while in many places of Greece new penitentiaries are being built and in Aspropirgos the old US military base is reconstructed to serve as an "olympic prison".

The special prison status was first implemented in Germany for the militants of RAF and 2nd of June movement, after a research realized in 1971 under the name "Report on the consequences of total isolation and solitary confinement". The conclusions of this research were used in the construction and function of maximum security prisons in many countries.

The imprisonment of fighters in the "white cells" of democracy does not simply aim at punishing those who have already challenged the state monopoly of violence. It is also an exemplary measure, to serve as a deterrent and to terrorize those who continue the struggle against the state and the capital with any means.

Considering the historical examples of Germany (where people from the movement of solidarity to political prisoners were persecuted and served long-time sentences in the "white cells" themselves) and the one of Turkey (where, until 2001, only 2.000 from the 10.000 political prisoners who were destined for the F-type cells had been convicted for use of violence) we can presume that the "white cells" are built for those who resist the projects of domination, irrespective of the means they use in their struggle.

The special prison status is extended beyond the political prisoners and involves prisoners who are characterized "indisciplined" or "dangerous", like in Spain where the FIES status was applied after a series of revolts inside the prisons.

Moreover, as the prisoners for N17 and ELA have stated during their trials, the long-time detention in isolation practically functions as an overtime inquisition.

The greek state introduces the isolation status within the context of upgrading and modernizing the mechanisms of repression. It is part of a global process, in which Guadanamo is the most characteristic expression, reflected in Iraq, in the Abu Graib prison - a place of extermination, tortures and humiliation, in Israel’s concentration camp for Palestinian hostages in Negev desert, in the 20 secret prisons the USA maintain in warcrafts, military bases and islands.

Confinement in isolation is a psychosomatic torture, intending to decompose the personality of the prisoner, to achieve the individual’s submission and to break their morale. "White cells" are the mirror of state terrorism and capitalist atrociousness.

Despite all, the continuous fortification of the regime with new repressive measures (new prisons, terror-laws, extradition agreements), the intensification of social control with new technological means, the police occupation of the cities and the operation to terrorize society, are revealing the dominators’ anxiety for imminent social explosions, inevitably incubated under a system of oppression and exploitation.

Resistance to the modern tyranny of the state and capital is about rekindling the flames of social and class war, self-organizing the struggle and expressing solidarity to political prisoners, it is about the continuous and adamant antagonism to the state’s plans.

AGAINST THE "WHITE CELLS" OF DEMOCRACY

AGAINST ALL PRISONS

FREE THE IMPRISONED FIGHTERS

THE STATE IS THE ONLY TERRORIST

Open Assembly of Anarchists-Antiauthoritarians July 2004

1. June 29 2002 a bomb exploded in the hands of Savas Xiros in the port of Piraeus, causing him severe injuries. Xiros was taken to hospital unconscious. The next days the only contact he had when opening his eyes was with "anti"terrorist police and "anti"terrorist prosecutor. In this situation he was interrogated with the use of drugs. It was the beginning of the arrests for "revolutionary organization November 17".

2. The trials for N17 and ELA were based on the antiterrorist law - first time applied for a court process in Greece. The judges are appointed with a "lottary" between selected judges and, the most important, there are no jurors. The process takes place inside Koridallos prison, with strict rules to avoid publicity - television cameras and reporters are not allowed inside.


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