Italy, 28.07 - 05.08.2001Total number of supporters: 91AfricaAfrican Anti Zionist FrontAlwihda - National Front, TschadFLAM – Force de Libà©ration Africaine de Mauritanie (African Liberation Force of Mauritania)Liberian Unity Front, LiberiaMovement for Change, GuineaPanafrican Initiative Patrice Lumumba/AIFOpà©ration 1234 (Brussels)Partisans de la Rà©sistance en Rà©publique Dà©mocratique du Congo - Partisans of Resistance in the Democratic Republic of Congo, HollandPDL - Peoples Democratic League, Sierra LeoneSaddam Hussein Foundation for AfricaYHSDN - Youth and Human Settlements Development Network, SenegalAsiaALO - Afghanistan Liberation OrganisationAnti-imperialist Forum NepalBAYAN International (Philippines)CMKP - Communist Workers-Peasants Party, PakistanLPP - Labour … [read more]

South Africa`s struggle against Aids and the pharamceutical multinationalsSouth Africa is ranked amongst countries of the world to be the most devastated country as far as the epidemic of HIVAIDS. With the rate of infection going on in the manner it is doing, the economy is likely to face a downward slope in the next few years. This is so in the light of the fact that the epidemic is endemic amongst the productive labour force and in particular the young people.International pharmaceutical companies in South Africa for their part, are profiting with the high cost of drugs that are necessary for the treatment of the opportunistic diseases such as TB and so on. Taking into account that the epidemic has reached disastrous proportions, our government was forced to invoke international patent … [read more]

A Call for International Solidarity Action Solidarity with the Daewoo Motor Workers! Condemn the Kim Dae-jung Regime! A Call … [read more]

Preliminary Programme July 28 – August 5Assisi, ItalySaturday, July 28Arrival 21.00: Concert and official inauguration of Camp 2001Two workshops will be held during the whole duration of the Camp: a) IT-workshop, focussing on a more appropriate usage of the Internetb) Workshop on art and visual communication in the anti-imperialist struggleSunday, July 299.30Meetings with the international delegations15.30: Plenary SessionThe prohibited languageAnti-imperialist struggle, science, technology and mass communication21.00: ForumsForum 1: Political Prisonersa) Methodology of oppression and punishmentb) The cold war´s lootc) Statistics of political prisoners Forum 2: Exodus and migrantsa) Freedom of circulation for capital but not for human beingsb) Racism and working classc) Immigrants, … [read more]

Vienna, 31/01/01The Antiimperialist Camp denounces the arrest of two of the most important leaders of the popular struggle in Ecuador: Luis Villacà­s Maldonado, National President of the Popular Front and one of the official speakers of the Patriotic Front, as well as Antonio Vargas, the well known leader of the CONAIE (Confederation of Indigenous Nationalities of Ecuador).All the promises of the government of Noboa to the poor people that rose up one year ago against the hunger-politics of the former corrupt government of Jamil Mahuad and even could overthrow it, have proofed to be cheap lies to betray the people, to demobilize and pacify its fights. There is no more doubt: the government of Noboa, ex-vice-president of the overthrown president Mahuad and now president of the Republic, … [read more]

Call for the Anti-imperialist Camp 2001, Italy, July 28th – August 5thWill this world survive until 2100?"Within a hundred years from today the planet Earth will be half dead, and so will the human beings." It is not us who are saying this, but the scientists who observe the ongoing processes in the biosphere. The greenhouse effect…—the overheating of the Earth--will provoke irreversible climatic changes. As a consequence, there will be lack of water almost everywhere within only 50 years. Already today more than a fifth of the world`s population is suffering the lack of drinking water while five million people die every year due to drinking of polluted water. The desertification and destruction of the top soil are progressing and seem to be unstoppable. More than two billion … [read more]