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Scanned Image tr 0 O O anarchist tvrtmehflvp 25”riz';"i,'/5';0 0 20p 1 u WE WELCOME News, reviews, articles, Christiania: Write Stot Christiania, Dronning- letters, cartoons...etc. Conv deadline ensgade l4, I420 Copenhogn A for next issue, Monday 4th:.December FEDERAL RE PUBLIC or GERMANY Send to Editors, FREEDOM, 84b White- SIS'I'E RWRITE. A cooperative women's chapel High Street (Angel Alley), Baden: Karin Bauer, Info-Bliro, bookshop, 190 Upper Street, London Nl London El. Postfach 161, 717 Schwtibisch Hall (nr. Highbury tube - 359-3573). Berlin: Anarkistische Bund. Publishers of Opening to the public on 30 November NEXT DESPATCHING DATE: ixnarkistische Texts‘, c/o Libertad Verlag, Monday to Friday: ll. 00 - '7. 550. _ 'I'hur'sday 7th. December Post-Foch I53, looo Berlin 44 Saturday: 10. 00 - 6. 00. Sisterwrite 'Gewa|tFreie Aktion' (non-violent action) will be carrying a large stock of British and American feminist books, ranging groups throughout FRG, associated WRI. from Women's Studies, politics and For information write Karl-Heinz Sang, Methfesselstr.. 69, 2000 Hamburg l9 history to more general literature of particular interest to women. Posters, International Hambur : Initiative Freie Arbeiter records and journals will also be avail- Union lfnarcho-syndicalists). FAU, able. There will be a comprehensive New South Wales Bepsoldstr. 49, 'Hochpaterre links, mail order service and catalogues in Black Ram, E Box 238, Darlinghurst, NSW 2000 Hamburg 1. the near future. For more details, con- 20l0 Ostwestfalenr Anarchistische Fdder- tact: Lynn Alderson, Mary Coghill or Disintegratorl P0 Box 29l, Bondi Junction, _ aiion OsHest:falen-Lippe (Eastwest- A Kay Stirling, 139 Fieldgate Mansions, Sydney, NSW‘ failian anarchist federation). Wolfgang Romford Street, London E I l I Sydney Anarcho-Syndicalists, Jura Books Fabisch, c/o Wohngemeinschaft LONDON. Today, 25 November. Dem- Collective, 4l7 King Street, Newtown, NSW Schwarzwurze], Wdhrener Str. 138, onstration outside Soviet embassy, Ken- 2042 4970 Bad Oeynhausen 2. Sydney Libertarians, P0 Box 24, Darlinghurst, sington Palace Gardens, 2 pm. Organ- NSW 20l0 FRANCE ised by London Gay Activists Alliance and Campaign for Homosexual Equality, Queensland Paris: Federation anarchists Francoise, 3 rue to protest at imprisonment and persecut- Libertarian Socialist Organisation, P0 Box 268, Temaux, 750ll Paris ion of gays in USSR - especially gaoling Mt Gravatt, Central 4l22 ITA LY of Gennady Trifonov and disappearance Self-Management Organisation, P0 Box 332, of S_e_rg_e_i___Pa'?adjan5v. North Quay, Queensland Roma: Gruppo Hem Day, c/o Giovanni Trapani, - via A. Tittoni, 5—00l53 Rome l Victoria Saturday, 2 December. JAIL conference La Trobe Libertarian Socialists, c/o SRC, La SWEDEN on - hose Law and Order‘, at North Trobe University, Bundoora, Vic. 3083 Frihetlige Forum, Landsvagsgatan l9, London Polytechnic, ' Holloway Rd, Lon- Monash Anarchist Society, c/o Monash Univer- 41304 04 GOTBORG. don N77 9.45 -5.30. Entrance fee: £1. 00, sity, Clayton, 3l68 Melboume claimants, 50p. Subjects include: Per- Frihetligt Forum, Renstiernasgata 5l , sons Unknown: the criminalisation of South Australia li63l STOCKHOLM. political organisation; the PTA, the Dip- THE prosecution's ‘evidence’ in the before such as with the BWNIC 14 and Adelaide Anarchists, P0 Box 67, North original ‘shock horror‘ sensation in the Revolutiondra Anarchisters Organisation, lock Courts in N. Ireland; legal repress- ‘Persons Unknown‘ case is getting in- now actually seems to be learning his rest. The dropping of the conspiracy to Adelaide, 5006 creasingly flimsy. From their peak Box H075, S-100 6i STOCKHOLM. ion in West Germany. lesson. He ‘refused his fiat‘ for the cause'explosions charges has passed Westem Australia about three months ago with six danger- four conspiracy charges so the six unremarked. It may be that now their Freedom Collective, P0 Box l4, Mount Haw- N V!!! ous terrorists held in maximum security, assertions which were the prosecution's eyes have been opened by ABC, which thom, 60l8 OUT 0 . FEBRUARY hints that more would be brought to just- mainstay have disappeared. They have affects them (Freedom of the Press and Literature ice soon, justification for swamping been replaced by '_conspiracy._to- rob‘. TASMANIA .I2§.t‘i°§?.°‘“°' mar ml-Er all that) they will notice some more Aberdeen Libertarian Socialist Group Calendar. MOTCR __ .fiZ,2!,:.£. Lambeth with armed police every week, On top of this everybody still has their aspects‘ of the state's activities. We c/o 34 Kennedy St, Launceston 7250 have produced at lp. each (minimum Full of amazing photos I -I _' r‘§?.--:,,f,_,-_' ,- the whole bit, there has been a steadily other odd charges and Iris and Ronan. leave that up to you). order 25) assorted equal numbers of six and graphics from past JI ~-+»- _,. 1; ’-'_-‘,2 accelerating slide in police credibility. have been additionally charged with One of these aspects, the treatment 0 NEW ZEALAND B and present activities 4-; stickers. They are all black on red with ,_ \ .‘ _.'—|-— _, my If you would recall all six were held for possession under section 4 of the Expl- of ‘top security‘ women prisoners on around Leeds. pf .3 __ _,_ ‘conspiracy to cause explosions‘ plus a P0 Box 2052 Auckland - an A sign, ready for that snap election. _.|"" .",A'I""". osives Substances Act (our old friends, remand, is being discussed at a meeting P0 Box 22-607 Christchurch The words: ‘Anarchists Warning: Gov- Available from: iii“! “ II .1.- ragbag of other counts. Then, their in- the weedkiller, flour and sugar). Iris in the House of Commons this Tuesday energetic local book- rr-;r-51 '“‘?‘#’i*“"" Daybreak Bookshop, P0 Box 5424 Dunedin ernments can seriously Damage your shops and newsagents loll}?-"J sistence that the prisoners were all too has had the flour and sugar returned to (21st). Organised by the MP Tom Litt- Health‘: ‘whoever you vote for the gov- dangerous to be allowed out without (or her (see last issue, also photo above - erick inconjunction with Iris Mills and CANADA but ll Y0" have "°llb|e sum _wcriJTHunsrm SAT even with) a keeper, looked a bittattered frightening, isn't it? She commented ernment always gets in':'Don't Vote - It gettinga copy, they ., 2 3 members of ‘Persons Unknown‘, it will Open Road, Box 6|35, Station G, Vancouver, Only Encourages Them‘: ‘there's no can be obtained direct 4 5 5 7 8 9 1° as Trevor Dawton was given bail. Then this weekend ‘From now on dandelions ' be attracting the attention, among other BC. Write for information on activities. government like no government':'Elect- from us. 11 12 13 14 15 1s 17 Iris Mills, so fiendish she had to be held are my favourite flowers‘). _ bodies, of the NCCL and Howard League ion Dav: Tweedledum or Tweedledee'. Price £1 (plus 1 5p 1a 19 20 21 22 23 24 in a men's prison, was also bailed. The The defence have now seen the pros- for Penal Reform. ‘And to coincide with USA . P08ta9Bl- LOP . 29 25 as 27 as police, still not moving towards a date ecution case and it looks as if a date ' Bullshit‘ . Blenheim Tce, Lds 2. the meeting the Friends of Astrid Proll Minnesota: Soil of Liberty, Box 7056, Powder- for committal for trial proceedings, for the committals will be set this week are holding a torchlight picket outside Aberdeen can be contacted c/0 163 hom Station, Minneapolis, Minn, 55407 as were forced to show a little of their hand ., or next (six months after the first arr- Brixton prison. Missouri: Columbia, M0 6520l King St, Aberdeen. and very hollow it looked. ests). They might fit them in before the New York: Libertarian Book Club, Box 842, Christmas holidays. And that's only the Pagan Cards are Christmas cards GE, New York, NY l00l2 l__-’ -‘ > . ’o§> '3’ committals. The trial will be months SRAF/Freespace Alternative U, 339 Lafayette freed from doctrine. Each has a tradit- ‘Conspiracy’dropped after that and four of our comrades are ional carol restored to its folk-song i o /1 Q?) St, NYC, NY l00l2 l l I6 still in there. "'5 "Fl. -r .5’ San Francisco: Free Socialist, P0 Box |75l, original, and an A frican-type illustrat- Now it is so hollow as to_ be positively Comrades throughout the country are ion. They are '75p. for the set of six, vacuous. They have finally submitted San Francisco, CA 94l0l ‘ '.- -K’-gr)C _ i'ii4. :' asked to prepare for a week of intense from Norman Iles, 381 Marine Poad, 1 ', I. ‘ 1" |g.>\ their case to the legal establishment. Texas: Houston SRAF, South Post Oak Station, l ___"2"l_.'.\ § ' activity leading up to the committals. Morecambe. Lanes. - *-.}'-' O PEOPLEWILLHEAR Not, as usual, to the Director of Public W Box 35253, Houston, TX 77035 .* ' MEAT LEAST! - If these are to be before Christmas there "' ' ' I. Q,-.'.I" 1 '( Prosecutions, but ‘because of the gravity will be very little warning. The activities a3, .- _ of the charges‘ to the Attorney General. will include demonstrations, leafleting, we-eR~ FreedomPress Apparently, for some reason, the cons- IN ANGEL ALLEY picketing and much more. Please contact Aarhus: Regnbuen Anarkist Bogcafe, Meijlgade 8 One_.yeor. 2 O 00) piracy charges against Vince and Trevor your local support group (see p.3 ). 48, 8000 Aarhus Six months 6.00) were not submitted so they have been Perhaps when the committals start Five issues -oao-OOO 2.50) Co enho n:Anarkist-Synd, Bogcofe, Studies- E.1 mm“ 888 /K5’; cot"-‘ dropped by default. Well, Sam Silkin the national press may do sometli ng - traede lg, I455 Copenhagn PHONE O1 247 9249 must be feeling a bit vulnerable these about their dreadful record on the case.
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