Iranian Embassy

16 Princes Gate, London, SW7 1PT

(Near Kensington Rd and Exhibition Rd, not far from Royal Albert Hall)

Congress House, Great Russell Street, London WC1B 3LS

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Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil: Police raids headquarters of the FAG (Federação Anarquista Gaucha, the Anarchist Federation of Rio Grande do Sul).

Edith Cavell Statue, between National Portrait Gallery and St. Martin's in the Fields (off Trafalgar Square)

In the past in Britain (and still today in most other European countries) opposing fascism was considered a duty by almost all anarchists and socialists. Today, many (particularly within the British anarchist movement) have abdicated responsibility for taking on the fascists, and either ignore the issue completely, or at best seed responsibility to specialist antifascist groups such as Antifa. Opposing fascism is something ALL of us have to play a part in, particularly with the growing influence of fascist groups like the British National Party (BNP.)

About 50 people gathered outside the Home Office in central London demanding the immediate release of Iraqi detainees who were deported to Baghdad two weeks ago but were returned to detention after the Iraqi authorities refused to admit them. A number of them have been on hunger strike since Monday, 19th October, in protest at their continued detention and inhumane treatment. One of the hunger strikers addressed the crowd from detention via a phone-loud speaker link and read out a statement by the hunger strikers.

Over 50 Students and activists protested and disrupted a lecture tonight at the London School of Economics (LSE) by Daniel Ayalon, the controversial Deputy Foreign Minister of Israel. Protesters greeted Ayalon outside of the lecture on LSE’s campus with placards and banners, whilst inside audience members heckled the controversial Minister as a "racist" and "murderer" in relation to the illegal occupation and violence carried out by the Israeli state.
Ayalon was in the UK to meet British government officials and speaking at the LSE ahead of these talks in a lecture s titled "The Middle East: The View From Israel". Security at the university was tight, with private security and police officers keeping a close watch on protesters. The Minister began and ended his lecture amid boos and chants of “Free, Free, Palestine” whilst his speech was interrupted relentlessly throughout with audience members questioning Israel’s atrocities.

At this years London Anarchist Bookfair I grabbed Musician, Activist, Punk, Broadcaster and Musilim, Aki Nawaz who was there to introduce his film 'To Gaza With Love'.

London Action Resource Centre, 62 Fieldgate Street

Calais Migrant Solidarity this morning has received three reports by email of direct actions made in and around Calais in solidarity with the 100s of migrants in the area at the receiving end of constant police harassment and violence.

St Andrews, Fife -- Undisclosed Location(s)

PUBLIC MEETING -sat 17 october, 6pm, Queen mary university, room 210, Laws building

No Borders protest at Becket House immigration reporting centre

A handful of No Borders activists held a protest on Friday, 9th October, outside (and inside) Becket House immigration reporting centre in south London, demanding the immediate closure of this horrible place. After 'intimidating' staff and security guards with their 'scary' banner and leafleting passers-by, protesters had a tour inside the secure car park, where snatch squads' and G4S vans were waiting to take detainees arrested there to detention centres across the country.

On 11th October 2009, activists descended upon Sainsbury’s on Cromwell Street, West London to highlight the sale of Israeli and illegal Settlement produce by both Sainsbury’s and other major supermarket chains. Coming from a diverse range of campaign organisations, around 40 activists stood in solidarity with the Palestinian call for a global boycott, divestment and sanctions campaign.
Enterring the store, protestors held up an array of settlement and Israeli produce demanding that the supermarkets put a halt to their sale and reminding consumers of their capacity to effect change by not buying these goods. See video of the protest.

we are promoting a world campaign to boycott Chiquita which supports the Coup d'Etat in Honduras. It is very important to spread the word in these critical moments and to try to help the Resistence to defeat coup participants.

Pro-Palestine Supporters picketed the start of a 5 day Israeli Tourism event held in Spitalfields market, East London. Despite efforts by Israeli security to get demonstrators to move, police made no efforts to move them on to the frstration of the Pro-Israel organisers.

Scalawww.scala-london.co.uk

275-277 Pentonville Rd
London, N1
020 7833 2022

Best, one stop, round-the-clock counter-information site, includes 24/7 Al Jazzera news stream which starts as soon as the pafe opens, constantly updated breaking news feeds from the world top counter-information sites, feeds at the top of the front page are always just no more than a few minutes old, plenty of video clips and just the very cutting edge items, the one which unable you to understand all the corruption, CHECK IT OUT!

Jamm, Brixton

261 Brixton Road, London SW9 6LH

With just a week to go until climate activists converge on EOn's Ratliffe on Soar coal power station, the company has announced that it is scrapping plans to build a new coal fired power station at Kingsnorth. Climate Camp promised to return to Kent to stop a new power station being built at Kingsnorth, and this summer launched 'Tipping Point' a social centre in Gillingham to bolster the local campaign. The project has been busy making connections and doing direct action training expecting a long drawn out battle, but on Wednesday 7th of October Eon announced it was dropping any immediate plans to replace the existing power station with another coal-fired power plant.

Amadeu Casellas is an anarchist prisoner who was convicted for robbing banks in the 1970s. He used the money to support workers' struggles. Despite having fully served his sentences and spending more years in prison than the maximum allowed by law, the authorities will not release him. His is now in a critical situation after 85 days on a hunger strike, and since October 4th on a drinking strike.

Protests are being organised all over Spain, and now in London:

Let us demand Amadeu's release from prison!

Monday October 12 at 12'30 pm

Delegation from Catalonian Government in the United Kingdom
17 Fleet Street
EC4 London

The Regent, 101 Liverpool Rd, Islington, London, N1 1LX

Contact KT Watson: 07917 385 023

Program:Proposals Accepted (Se Aceptan Proposiciones), 26 mins, Family Package (Paquete Familiar), 13 mins,"Burrito" (El Burrito) 15 mins, The Inventor (El Invento) 8 mins, The Big Sweat (Sudando la Gota Gorda) 9 mins

www.ahinamafestivals.co.uk

Ronnie's Bar (Above Ronnie Scott's), 42 Frith Street, Soho, London, W1D 1HT

Contact KT Watson: 07917 385 023

Program:Proposals Accepted (Se Aceptan Proposiciones), 26 mins, Family Package (Paquete Familiar), 13 mins,"Burrito" (El Burrito) 15 mins, The Inventor (El Invento) 8 mins, The Big Sweat (Sudando la Gota Gorda) 9 mins

www.ahinamafestivals.co.uk

Honduras Embassy, 115 Gloucester Place, Marylebone, W1U 6JT.

A government agency called Creative Connexions has been set-up to subsidise out-sourcing of production to autocratic states.

2a Belgrade Road

Rm 302 Clement House, London School of Economics, The Aldwych, London WC2
(Map of LSE at http://www2.lse.ac.uk/mapsAndDirections/findingYourWayAroundLSE.aspx)

In response to the brutal destruction last week of the 'jungle' migrant camp in Calais by French authorities, around 30 people demonstrated yesterday near the French Embassy in Knightsbridge, London.

@ rampART, 15 -17 Rampart Street, London E1 2LA (near Whitechapel, off Commercial Rd)

Food from 7pm, music starts at 8pm

Racist and criminal policy of the Berlusconi government is not an only Italian problem!