Dear friends of Andrými 🖤 Andrými needs your support. The last time we called out for support was during the restrictions of Covid-19 and the effects it had on Andrými’s ability to cover operating costs. After a while the City of Reykjavík offered Andrými an additional agreement regarding a temporary reduction of rent which was a big relief for us. Recently we submitted our financial statement for the years 2019-2022 to the city and it became clear that Andrými did…
Culture of nothingness: “Into the Void” by Kyle Chayka (01-24 NYTM). The loneliness pandemic. A few anti-civ take. WSJ reports “A Bid Bet on an Antiseptic Future.” Orbital congestion points to satellite collisions with dire consequences. Ongoing collapse of world’s aquifers. How To Blow Up a Pipeline by Andreas Malm. Action news. Listen here: Or download here.
How far is the State willing to go in order to suppress resistance? Well, pretty far—indeed! Last month, the Guardian’s podcast series Today in Focus published a two-part show (see links below) about the demoniac lengths to which (at least) the British State has gone—often in collaboration with other States—in their relentless crusade against political activists. The show’s topic is the so-called SPYCOPS case—regarding undercover policing of activist movements—currently the subject of a Public Inquiry in the UK, the legal…
*Text taken from www.a-radio-network.org* Welcome to BAD News for October, 2020, episode 39. This month we’ll be hearing from: Radiozones of Subversive Expressions in Athens, Greece, 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, also in Athens, Greece, you’ll hear more news and struggle from around the city and country; A-Radio Berlin, from Germany, then shares audio about the eviction…
For the past month or so Andrými has had the privilege of hosting a part of the multidisciplinary art project ‘Vestur í bláinn’, which interacts with the topic and experience of immigration in Iceland “presenting a poetic and sensitive approach to notions of foreignness“. ( https://vesturiblainn.net/ ) Recently we got this mail from the organisers and initiators of the project: “Dear team of Andrými, Thank you again for hosting Vestur í bláinn ! Because we couldn’t make the guided bus…
Yesterday a decision was announced in the case of the state vs. Kári Orrason, who took part in a sit-in protest at the ministry of justice during their regular opening time. Kári was found guilty and as a result he has to pay the entire legal cost for the case – a total of 603.560ISK Arngrímur Ísberg, the presiding judge did not take into account in his judgement any of Kári’s lawyers’ arguments which were first and foremost built on…
Today a court hearing is taking place against an activist who participated in a sit-in in the ministry of justice last year, more precisely on april 4th 2019. 5 people were arrested that day in total, who all face charges of disobeying police orders. When the protest took place, the ministry of justice was open for public and the protesters did not go further than into the open entrance of the building. The demand they had to the minister was…
Pandemic realities (e.g. domestication, density). Civilization 101. “Sapient paradox” – why so very recent appearance of symbolic culture? Industrial disaster of the week. Mind-machine obscenities. Poverty of art today. Coastal cities of the world subsiding. Action briefs. Listen here: Or download here.
Episode 37 (08/2020) *Text copied from https://www.a-radio-network.org/* Welcome to the 37th edition of Bad News. This is your Angry Voices From Around The World for August, 2020. In this episode you will hear contributions from: 1. A call for the International Week of Solidarity with Anarchist Prisoners (23.-30.8.2020) 2. Radio Fragmata (Athens): * Updates from so-called Greece 3. Anarchist Assembly Valparaíso (Chile) * Statement on the current imprisonment of two comrades 4. FrequenzA * An interview about the Coordinating (prisoner…
The Anarchist Studies Network is a network for people working anarchism in its many forms. Its aim is to encourage the study of anarchism within academia and to create links between academia and those engaged in activism. Every 2 years the ASN organizes a conference which is usually located in the UK. The theme for this year’s conference is “Anarchy in Crisis” – is the anarchist movement in crisis and how do anarchists respond to the global crises (climate, finance,…