Update about Alfarisi bin Rikosen, 21 years old, arrested in Surabaya on 9th September 2025: Today, 7 January 2026, Alfarisi’s family have stated through Alfarisi’s brother and Alfarisi’s lawyer, that Alfarisi did not have any medical condition, as claimed and propagated by cops through media and NGOs. Several times Alfarisi’s brother was able to visit him in custody, and he said that Alfarisi was tortured physically. Police are now refusing to answer any questions. Kontras, an independant human rights and anti-torture NGO still hasn’t got any confirmation from police. Police claimed that the family of Alfarisi said he had a medical condition. In the statement today, Alfarisi’s brother and lawyer denied they gave any such statement to police about that medical condition. So, if he didn’t have any medical condition, there’s only one answer left: he died under torture.
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Category: General
Greece: Two texts in memory of anarchist comrade Georgia K. EN/GR
Two texts in memory of anarchist comrade Georgia K.
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The star of chaos illuminates our rebellious and restless souls in the gloom of civilised society. Each of its endless rays is a path to the uncharted and turbulent waters of freedom. Black memory is the sextant that helps us navigate those paths that were traced by our comrades who passed away, where their voices still echo like battle cries. Every memory of their struggles is a call for us to advance even further, to push the attack even harder.
In December 2025 we once again drank the bitter cup of mourning. This time for our iconoclast comrade, Georgia K., from Thessaloniki.
We place her memory in the great arsenal of the anarchist war against society. We will never forget the youthful flame that burned defiantly in her eyes until her last breath; this is how those who have conquered life and inviduality look at the world.
We weren’t lucky enough to know her from years ago, but that’s how we felt from the beginning through our long conversations. She gave us so much, and inspired us so much.
Georgia, we never said goodbye to you, we only said “see you”, because in the streets we will see you again and again.
…Our dead – as it seems – look so alive compared to the haunted mute puppets who walk daily among us with bowed heads.
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I will always remember that look on your face when we first met.
A look full of fire and passion!
It was the fire I dream of.
The passion that I have inside me, that never fades.
My rage that, instead of calming down, is fueled more and more in the hated prison-society.
You told me so much that night, just with that look of yours…
That look that will always remind me that I must never give up, that I must not resign.
And, by putting fear aside, to embrace passion and yearning for desctruction in every moment, always smiling…
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Italia: Proiezione di “To Kill a War Machine” su Palestine Action (Carrara, 11 gennaio 2026)
PROIEZIONE DI “TO KILL A WAR MACHINE” SU PALESTINE ACTION
(CARRARA, 11 GENNAIO 2026)
Proiezione di To Kill a War Machine su Palestine Action
Domenica 11 gennaio 2026
Ore 18:00. Proiezione del documentario To Kill a War Machine (2025) sull’attività di Palestine Action contro l’industria bellica nel Regno Unito.
Il percorso di Palestine Action e lo sciopero della fame attualmente in corso nelle carceri britanniche da parte degli aderenti al collettivo Prisoners for Palestine ci interrogano sulle prospettive e i limiti delle forme di attivismo contemporanee. Mentre gli Stati si attrezzano per la guerra e le condizioni di sopravvivenza qui da noi si fanno sempre più difficili, non è più rimandabile lo sviluppo delle lotte antimilitariste in una prospettiva antiautoritaria e internazionalista.
A seguire aperitivo a buffet.
Circolo Culturale Anarchico “G. Fiaschi”, via Ulivi 8/B, Carrara
Thessaloniki, Greece: Farewell to our comrade Georgia K.
Something difficult
If anything keeps us alive and eager to wake up every day, it is our stubborn determination to fight until we see our dreams come true. Over the years of this constant inner flame, we change and try to adopt practices compatible with how we want to live, away from gods and masters. The flame never goes out, even if it flickers sometimes. As we wander through the real dystopian world, the people we meet make sure to keep us alive in the struggle simply by their presence. They are the figures around us who remind us to never stop, never back down. And when, unfortunately, we say goodbye to these figures, life stops for a moment before we remember that even then they inspire us to never back down.
Today we say goodbye to our comrade Georgia K.
Georgia, a long-time member of the station, was always there with all her strength to inspire us, to encourage us, and above all to take care of us. At meetings, discussions, and gatherings, she was there to listen and speak in her own way and with her own thoughts. She was always there to listen to our problems and generously offer help, advice, or a hug. Through the frequencies of 1431AM and the programs “Resistance Against Authority” and “Cry of the Butterfly,” she made sure to regularly convey events and opinions and to be the voice of the oppressed inside and outside the prison cells.
Georgia, we will miss you, thank you for everything. You inspired us throughout the journey. We will stay behind to make sure that the Cry of the Butterfly is heard loud and clear.
ALL OR NOTHING
LONG LIVE ANARCHY RE TSOKONTES
Free Social Radio
1431AM
To remember the feeling of freedom
the wild desires of a child the momentum of a vigorous will that does not resist
does not hesitate in the face of negotiation or dilemma
to destroy the Existent
that’s why before I go to sleep I want to hear the cry of the butterfly
to remember, not to forget.
Georgia, our friend, our comrade, was a free person. She spent her whole life outside social norms. She fought injustice in all its forms. An anarchist and a rebel, far from notions of guilt or innocence, she always stood by those who struggled, those whom society had marginalized.
An integral part of the rebellious anarchist scene for the last two decades, she participated in anti-repression struggles, nature protection (such as in Skouries), alongside impoverished immigrants, drug addicts, and prisoners. She became politicized after running away from home as a child, living on the streets of Germany, Turkey, and Athens, and then returning to her hometown of Thessaloniki.
Always unifying, she put the movement and the Cause above any egoism. Despite her age and experience, she never claimed infallibility or absolute truth, and sought to connect and collaborate with much younger comrades. Her political journey took her through the Immigrants’ Hangout, the 111 squat, the Solidarity Fund, the anarchist group Khanjali, the anarchist assembly for the insurrectionary perspective, the Athens Indymedia Management Team, and of course her beloved self-organized radio station 1431, would only be interrupted by death.
From today, every December 22 will dawn a little emptier. Her memory will light up the paths we walk, our joys, our sorrows, our defeats, and our victories.
We stood side by side with her in the face of the enemy. Together we celebrated our journey through this life.
Alfarisi bin Rikosen, 21, Dead in Police Custody – Surabaya (Indonesia)
Alfarisi bin Rikosen, 21 years old, arrested on 9th September 2025 in Surabaya and imprisoned in Medaeng compound. He was accused of attacking a regional government building with a Molotov during the August uprising. Alfarisi was one of 288 people detained and tortured in Surabaya, where there are also 32 accused anarchists.
Alfarisi died in police custody on 30th December due to a long running serious health condition that the police denied him medical treatment for. His trial was due to start 6th of January 2026.
Alfarisi didn’t claim himself as an anarchist but he’s a brave fighter and we will always remember him through our shared struggle. Those who are responsible are the police and the Prabowo regime. Those who are right are those who rebel and resist tyranny until the end.
Solidarity means attack! ACAB!
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European and International Corporate Targets – Indonesia
Several multi-national companies operate and invest in Indonesia, such as Shell, BP, Unilever, Rolls Royce and GlaxoSmithKline, who have a large presence. In UK, Standard Chartered bank have investments in Indonesia and so does Prudential Plc. Other UK-based companies operating are Arup, Mott MacDonald and PwC.
The largest multinational bank operating in Indonesia is HSBC, which is a suitable target for coordinated action since it has branches and offices across the globe. We propose that where appropriate, individuals in each territory and region, should research which companies are operating in Indonesia, circulate and make that information and take direct action in solidarity with the prisoners of the anti-authoritarian mass uprising.
Against torture – For social war.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standard_Chartered
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arup_Group
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mott_MacDonald
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PwC
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HSBC
U$A: Twelve More People Federally Charged in the July 4 Prairieland ICE Detention Center Protest Case
Twelve More People Federally Charged in the July 4 Prairieland ICE Detention Center Protest Case
Majority of Defendants Expected to Enter ‘Not Guilty’ Pleas December 3, Refusing Early Plea Offer of Up To 15 Years in Prison
DALLAS-FORT WORTH, TX — Twelve people were federally charged late last week in connection with the immigrant solidarity demonstration at the Prairieland ICE Detention Center on July 4, 2025. The new indictment and charges, including rioting, attempted murder, and material support for terrorism, came as a majority of defendants are expected to plead not guilty on December 3. Notably, federal prosecutors are offering early plea deals with recommended sentences of up to 15 years in prison.
A number of defendants could plead guilty in the coming days as a result of pressure by the federal government. The terms of the plea agreements have not been made public, but some defendants are refusing to cooperate against their codefendants. Historically, in politically motivated cases, defendants who take federal plea deals that involve cooperating with the government against their codefendants have not necessarily received more lenient sentences, and may not lessen the potential legal harm stemming from their corresponding State cases.
“The prosecution is grasping at straws,” said National Lawyers Guild member Kris Hermes. “Plea deals offered this early show the government is desperate for a quick conviction that fits their nonsense ‘Antifa’ narrative. This case is a shoddy attempt to terrorize the movement in solidarity with immigrants, but it’s not going to work.”
The defendants who were federally charged last week were added to the case of Autumn Hill and Zachary Evetts, who were federally indicted last month. US District Court Judge Mark Pittman granted the government’s motion earlier in November to designate the Prairieland case as “complex”, thereby delaying the trials of Hill and Evetts, which were scheduled to start later this month. Another defendant, Daniel Sanchez-Estrada was previously indicted separately and has now been added to this case, and his trial has been delayed from early December, as originally scheduled. It’s now unclear when Hill, Evetts, Sanchez-Estrada, and the other defendants will go to trial. Continue reading “U$A: Twelve More People Federally Charged in the July 4 Prairieland ICE Detention Center Protest Case”
$hile: Call to a Black November in memory of the compañerx Kevin Garrido
10 years after the arrest of the comrades Kevin Garrido and Joaquín García and 7 years after the murder of the comrade Kevin Garrido in the prison/company santiago 1, Chile.
Direct action against civilization and its cages!
“If we failed yesterday, tomorrow and always will continue to attack.
FOR THE FREEDOM OF ALL PRISONERS OF THE WORLD!”
(International Conspiracy for Revenge/Gerasimos Tsakalos Exploding Cell.)
*Both comrades were accused of belonging to the Exploding Cell Gerasimos Tsakalos, author of the explosive attack at the 12th commissary of San Miguel, for which they were sentenced, Joaquin Garcia to 13 years for the attack on the police station and for carrying a revolver and Kevin Garrido to 17 years for the attack on the police station and also for the explosive attack against the school of San Bernardo jailers on November 19, 2015.
Chile: Update on the final week of the trial against Aldo and Lucas Hernández
The eleventh and final week of the trial against our comrades Aldo and Lucas came to an end. Following the closing arguments by the prosecution and the defense teams for both comrades, which were in response to the statements made by both sides in order to present their own theories, the prosecution was emphatic in pointing out the guilt of both defendants in the acts with which they were charged. Aldo was charged with crime No. 1, which corresponded to the attack on the National Gendarmerie Directorate, as well as crime No. 2, which was after the raids, for which he was charged with the items found in Loncura, Quintero, and crime No. 3, which involved Lucas and the items found at the La Victoria neighborhood residence, as noted in the previous update.
On October 3, the judges began the verdict hearing, in which Aldo was convicted of the attack, but acquitted of the crimes of 16 less serious injuries to gendarmerie officials and the crime of receiving stolen goods. Regarding incident No. 2, he was convicted of the crimes charged at the residence in Loncura, and regarding incident No. 3, he was acquitted of all crimes at the residence in La Victoria.
Lucas was convicted of the vast majority of the crimes at the residence in La Población La Victoria, except for the crimes of manufacturing weapons and manufacturing explosive devices, of which he was acquitted.
After the verdict, the sentencing phase began, which concluded with the plaintiffs requesting a sentence of 32 years and 1,100 days for Aldo and 18 years and 800 days for Lucas. On the defense side, they requested a sentence of 26 years for Aldo and 12 years for Lucas. The final outcome and length of the sentences will be determined by the judges on the day the sentence is read. At the same hearing, the date for the reading was set for Monday, November 3 of this year.
SOLIDARITY AND ACTION WITH OUR COMPAÑEROS ALDO AND LUCAS
Source: Informativo Anarquista
‘October Repression Round Up’ – In Contempt #57 (USA)
Here is the round up of repression for October from In Contempt.
Casey Goonan Sentencing
From Casey’s support committee:
Today at the federal building in downtown Oakland, dozens of friends, comrades and family gathered to support Casey at their sentencing hearing. Before a courtroom with pews full of supporters, both the US Attorney and Casey’s legal team made their arguments before the judge in addition to Casey themselves addressing the court and reading a prepared statement.
In alignment with the plea deal between the prosecution and the defense, the prosecution asked for a sentence of 188 months with an additional 15 years of close supervision afterwards that would include, among other restrictions, no possession of a computer or digital device without the approval of a parole officer, the installation of surveillance software on any device if possession was granted. The defense didn’t contest the close supervision but proposed a sentence of 96 months.
After a recount of his reasoning and overall position, the judge was vicious, pronouncing a sentence of 235 months and then 15 years of close supervision. This is 20 years, well beyond the plea deal agreement, and nearly the limit of the federal sentencing guidelines of 240 months.
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