Issue #9 of In Contempt has been released:
In Contempt #9: Black August Approaches, Resistance and Repression in the Aftermath of Prairieland – Against Cooperation and Compromise, Up With Total Liberation!
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Issue #9 of In Contempt has been released:
In Contempt #9: Black August Approaches, Resistance and Repression in the Aftermath of Prairieland – Against Cooperation and Compromise, Up With Total Liberation!
Two new publications which focus heavily on the Pro-Palestine cause and/or are about prisoners:
In Contempt #6: Palestinian Prisoners’ Day, Marius Will Be Free, New Book from Casey Goonan, Malik Transferred, Anarchists on Trial
https://incontempt.noblogs.org/2026/04/18/in-contempt-6/
New Book by Anarchist / Anti-Imperialist Political Prisoner Casey Goonan: Lines in the Sand
https://withwhateverweapons.noblogs.org/post/2026/04/17/lines-in-the-sand/
We return, our hearts inflamed for our companions in struggle enduring the worst of state repression, with the latest In Contempt, a roundup of repression news, political prisoner updates, and prisoner rebellions. While repression may be inevitable for any movement for freedom, the future of the prison world is not. Until the day the cages are empty and the prisons are ashes, we must support those fighting inside for freedom.
https://incontempt.noblogs.org/2026/03/21/in-contempt-5
This month’s column includes:
Free the Prairieland Defendants
Free Jack Mazurek
Free Them All!
Rebellions
Phone Zaps
Calls to Action
Political Prisoners / POWs
George Floyd Uprising Prisoners
Ongoing Cases
Fundraisers & Post-Release Support
International Political Prisoners
ICE Watch
At The Gates: Fighting Detention Centers
Repression
Not Guilty
Media
Birthdays
A zine and pamphlet of this column will be available in the coming days to print and share with friends, comrades, and loved ones behind bars.
As always, we welcome contributions, calls to action, events, news, and any other relevant tips at in_contempt @ autistici . org.
Until All Are Free
We return with the monthly news roundup of analysis on prison rebellions and imprisoned freedom fighters that is IN CONTEMPT!
https://incontempt.noblogs.org/2026/02/17/in-contempt-4/
Following the closing of It’s Going Down, a new collective will continue publishing monthly “In Contempt” updates on this noblogs. We hope this publication helps develop networks of inside-outside solidarity – over 100 copies are mailed to people behind bars each month! Please submit any updates and calls to action to the new email in_contempt at autistici dot org.
We’re interested in providing more up to date roundups about international political prisoners (and their birthdays!), as well as including as thorough and comprehensive information about what we do cover, so please contribute if you can, whether updates, events, calls to actions, translations, or whatever else.
This month’s column includes:
Prairieland Defendants on Trial
Dilley Family Detention Center Protest
Free Leqaa Kordia!
Palestine Action UK Wins Again
Free Them All!
Phone Zaps
Calls to Action
Political Prisoners / POWs
George Floyd Uprising Prisoners
International Political Prisoners
ICE Watch: Minneapolis
At The Gates: Fighting Detention Centers
Repression
Not Guilty
Media
Birthdays
In Memoriam: Khalid Raheem
Two printable zines will be available in the coming days to print & share with our comrades inside, so be sure to check back on the noblogs!
Until All Are Free
Though with a delay, we return with the monthly news roundup of analysis on prison rebellions and imprisoned freedom fighters that is IN CONTEMPT! Once again, the US has seen unprecedented authoritarian repression confronting determined community resistance. As we enter another insurrectionary moment, we are reinvigorated by the relentless struggles of political prisoners worldwide who continue to inspire collective action through words and deeds.
https://incontempt.noblogs.org/2026/01/16/in-contempt-3/
Following the closing of It’s Going Down, a new collective will continue publishing monthly “In Contempt” updates on this noblogs. We hope this publication helps develop networks of inside-outside solidarity – over 100 copies are mailed to people behind bars each month! Please submit any updates and calls to action to the new email in_contempt at autistici dot org.
We’re also interested in providing more up to date roundups about international political prisoners, so please contribute if you can, whether updates or translations.
This month’s column includes:
Palestine Action UK Prisoners End Hunger Strike on 73rd Day
RICO Charges Dismissed for All 61 Stop Cop City Defendants
New Arrest in the Prairieland Case
11 Charges Against the Northumberland 2 Dropped
Repression against Indonesian Anarchists
Calls to Action
Phone Zaps
Free Them All!
Political Prisoner / POW Updates
George Floyd Uprising Prisoners
Prarieland Defendants
New Years Eve Prison Demos
ICE Watch
Deaths in ICE Custody
Repression
Media
Birthdays
In Memorium: Sekou Odinga
Two printable zines will be available in the coming days to print & share with our comrades inside, so be sure to check back!
Until All Are Free
The new edition of In Contempt, a monthly roundup of news and analysis on political prisoners and prison rebellions is live.
In Contempt #1: UK Palestine Action Prisoners Launch Hunger Strike, Phone Zap to Get Malik Out of the Hole, Repression on the Rise, & More
https://incontempt.noblogs.org/2025/11/04/in-contempt-1/
Political prisoner updates, calls to action, and other relevant news can be shared to the new email in_contempt at autistici dot org
Past columns of In Contempt are still up to view at
https://itsgoingdown.org/category/columns/in-contempt/
Until All Are Free,
IC
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.
Continue reading “‘October Repression Round Up’ – In Contempt #57 (USA)”