Cop Watch

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April 8, 2010  read more »

The signs up all over the airport and various places elsewhere in town
are calling it Hopenhagen, but everybody I know is calling it
Cop-enhagen, which seems far more appropriate. The international media
has been giving this lots of coverage, and rightly so. Of course much
of the media is unable to walk and chew gum at the same time, so other
things, such as the reason the protests are happening in the first
place, can get lost.

Inside the Bella Center lots of stuff is going on. Namely the US,
Australia and others leading the way in making sure nothing meaningful
takes place there, while many other delegates and activists within try
to make the best of it, or at least make the effort to thoroughly  read more »

From Olympia Works in Progress (print)
By Brendan Maslauskas Dunn

An SDSer (Students for a Democratic Society) in Portland is walking
down the street on May Day. She walks by a police officer sitting
outside a café flipping through photographs of different people the
police plan on identifying at a May Day rally. A picture of her appears
and the cop stares at it for a while.  read more »

John Towery is a professional informant who works for the US Army.
He works on Fort Lewis, WA in ‘force protection’. Between September
2007 and July 2009, using the alias “John Jacob
(agent_orange@riseup.net)”, he illegally infiltrated various anti-war
and “anarchist” groups around the Olympia and Tacoma (WA) area
including Port Militarization Resistance, Students for a Democratic
Society. He also worked closely with the Smash ICE Campaign and Iraq
Veterans Against the War. Much of his time was spent befriending
anarchists or those whose views had anarchist characteristics. People
who knew John Jacob described him as kind, generous, and friendly. He
came to meetings and quickly became a trusted individual, leading to  read more »

Libcom.org Jun 28 2009

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By CARLA SALAZAR, Associated Press Jun 5, 2009

LIMA, Peru – Indians protesting oil and gas exploration on their lands battled police in Peru's remote Amazon Friday, with authorities and Indian leaders reporting at least 30 deaths.  read more »

All Africa.com June 3, 2009

Ajaokuta (kogi) — ONE person was feared dead and several others
wounded, yesterday, in Ajaokuta when aggrieved workers of the
multi-billion Naira Ajaokuta Steel Company (ASCL) took to the major
road in a violent protest over non-payment of their outstanding wages.

The ASL workers protest is coming barely a month after members of
the House of Representatives Commitee on Steel undertook a working tour
to the complex.  read more »

May 22 2009 Libcom.org

Extended clashes broke out in Athens on Friday 22/5, during the second protest march in two days against police racism, after a cop tore the Koran and brutalised Muslims during anti-immigrant sweeping operations. During the clashes many protesters were injured arrested and hospitalised.  read more »

DC indymedia April 25, 2009

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