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Call for International Week of Solidarity With Anarchist Prisoners 2021 // 23 – 30 August Donate to London ABC
We always need money, the majority of which gets spent on postage and when possible, sending postal orders and stamps to prisoners who are low on funds. We also need cash for printing costs, such as fliers and prison guides.
We welcome any donations, no matter how large or small.
Any cash, stamps or stationery can be dropped off at Freedom Bookshop, Angel Alley, 84b Whitechapel High Street, London, E1 7QX.Thank you to everyone who has donated money to us so far. x
London ABC
London Anarchist Black Cross, is a collective set up with the aim of supporting prisoners: political prisoners, people in detention centers or just people fucked over by the capitalist system. If you know of any one inside who would like to be added to our prisoner lists, or you would like to get involved email: london_abc(at)riseup.net
Week of solidarity for the comrade ERROL
Resources for Prisoners and Defendants
Resources for Friends and Family
Campaigns and Prisoner News
- Animal Liberation Front Supporters Group
- Ben Gunn's Prison Blog
- Bored But Not Broken
- Chris McBride
- Free all of the Angola 3
- Free Little B
- Free Russell Maroon Shoatz
- Free the Warsaw 3
- Freedom for Thomas Meyer-Falk
- International Day of Solidarity with Trans Prisoners
- Justice for Jock Palfreeman
- Let Luke Go
- Sean Swain
- Support CeCe McDonald
- Support for Daniel McGowan
- Veronza Bowers
- Who is Leonard Peltier
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Rad Groups that we like
- 1500 and counting
- 325
- 56a Infoshop
- Act For Freedom Now
- Certain Days: political prisoners calender
- Contra Info
- Critical Resistance
- Freedom Press
- INCITE!
- Insurrection News
- Spy Cops
- Squat!Net
- Survivors in Solidarity with Prison Abolition
- Sylvia Rivera Law Project – NY
- Undercover Research Group
- Visions of Abolition: film
Disclaimer
The listing of any prisoner or any activities on this site is for information purposes only, and should not be construed by any state organisation as representing our active support for their actions or those activities.
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Recent Posts
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Category Archives: up date from londonabc
Debbie Vincent sentenced to 6 years in prison
Debbie Vincent, long-term animal rights campaigner, comrade, and friend to many within the movement, was sentenced on 17th April to 6 years in prison, after a five-week long trial at Winchester Crown Court. Further to time in prison, she … Continue reading
What we will be doing soon…
There is a lot going on at the moment in the world of prisoner support. Here’s some dates for your diary for the next month or so: —There are currently nightly vigils outside the Israeli embassy at 10pm in support … Continue reading
OMG! There is gonna be a meeting…
So, after a long break we are going to start having meetings again. Everyone is welcome… London Anarchist Black Cross open meeting We are a small group and are already getting stuff done. Imagine what we could do with more … Continue reading
Donate to London ABC!
We always need money, the majority of which gets spent on postage and when possible, sending postal orders and stamps to prisoners who are low on funds. We also need cash for printing costs, such as flyers and prison guides. … Continue reading
Writing to Prisoners
Writing to prisoners is a very important part of prisoner support. It is a way to show your solidarity, as well as vital to building strong movements in which we take care of each other. When you’re writing for the … Continue reading
Thomas Blak deported to Denmark
Thomas Blak has been deported to Denmark and banned from entering the UK for three years. Various reasons were given, including the fact that he is an antifascist. Thomas could have fought his deportation, but this would have elongated the … Continue reading