Soumaila Sacko: the murder of a migrant union activist in Italy
Submitted by Cipo Fraioli on Jun 15 2018 12:23
On June 2 Soumaila Sacko, a migrant agricultural worker from Mali, was brutally murdered in San Calogero in Italy. He was shot in the head while gathering aluminium to rebuild the shantytown on the outskirts of San Ferdinando, where over four thousand seasonal workers live during harvest season, in overpopulated shack and tents, amidst garbage, plastic and rubber.
涨我的租？甭想！——意大利热秋运动中拒绝交租的妇女们
Submitted by sjzc on Jun 11 2018 08:30
在热秋运动中，不仅有争取工资的工人运动，还有妇女们在消费环节的斗争相配合。
Franco Serantini Poster Archive
Submitted by Reddebrek on May 9 2018 06:08
Posters commemorating Franco Serantini, a 20 year old Italian anarchist who was arrested on the 5th of May 1972 at an anti-fascist demonstration in Pisa.
He was beaten severely by police in custody, and died inside the prison two days after his arrest, on the 7th of May 1972.
Carlo Cafiero - 1846-1892
Biography of the Italian anarchist who developed communist anarchism
Not Guilty! Nine amazing legal defences and unlikely verdicts from history
Submitted by R Totale on Apr 8 2018 15:11
A review of nine amazing legal defences and unlikely acquittals from history:
Another vision of sport: Palestre Popolari in Italy, an interview with CoNaSP red gym trainers
A report from Brighton Anti-Fascists on their meetings with trainers from two of Italy's 'red gyms', part of the National Coordination of Popular Sport (CoNaSP), on their activities in the community, how they got started and why popular sport is important.
Full transcribed interview with CoNaSP trainers Giulio (Palestra Populare Valerio Verbano) and Luigi (Palestra Popolare Palermo)
Interview with two trainers from the National Coordination of Popular Sport (CoNaSP), a network of gyms run collectively by anti-fascists in Italy, the ideas and history behind them and some thoughts for those who might be thinking about starting their own.
War is Declared! - Joseph Déjacque
An article in Le Libertaire written in response to the beginning of the Second War of Italian Independece. A conflict that heavily involved French troops against the Habsburg Empire.
Gig economy strike and the Bologna Riders Union
Submitted by Cipo Fraioli on Mar 5 2018 21:55
Riders for a range of food delivery apps in Bologna have taken strike action over poor wages and working conditions, setting up the Bologna Riders' Union.
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