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People in the French Capital, rioted for the 6th straight month and attacked police with Molotov cocktails, setting several of them on fire.They have been protesting the #LoiTravail or work reform law that would allow corporations to bump the work week over 35 hours. The protests have been marked by its militant tone, and have exhausted and traumatized law enforcement personnel Who earlier this summer asked protestors for a truce. It is reported that many in the Paris detachment, called in sick in order to skip this latest day of action.

Video Ninjas – Street Politics

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Watch our report on this summer’s riots in France

On the eve of the Rio Olympics, we remember the historic grassroots indigenous led organization against the Winter Olympics is so called “Vancouver”.

In 2010 subMedia.tv joined a coalition of over 40 journalists to bring daily on the ground reports. We filed this report that aired on Democracy Now! For a more expanded history of this movement, check out the Anti-Olympic archive at the Vancouver Media Co-op.

Activists disrupted the world's largest mining convention to hold a vigil for the people killed for opposing Canadian mining projects around the world, including Bertha Cáceras - an Indigenous leader from Honduras who was assassinated in her home four days ago.

As the media-fueled spectacle of election season heats up in the United Snakes, many anarchist and anti-authoritarian comrades are experiencing a serious case of deja fucking vu. Once again, we find ourselves engaging in the same stupid fucking debates with liberals, so-called “progressives” and other fair-weather radicals, about the pitfalls of electoral politics, all while being talked down to, as though we're just naive, contrarian ideologues, who don't know what we're fucking talking about.

In Chile, students have sustained a mass movement protesting for public colleges and universities to be made tuition free for more than a decade. At the most recent march, on April 21, some students again battled police tear gas and water canons with rocks and Molotov cocktails. In 2011, 2013 and 2015, students took over many of their campuses for months and organized long-term protest camps in classrooms. In 2015, nearly half of the nation's public school and university educators went on a six week national strike, many of them joined their students marching in the streets. Meaningful changes have yet to pass the Chilean congress. The public education system remains much the same as it was under the former U.S. backed Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet.

CONTENT WARNING: Detailed description of colonial violence and dehumanization at the hands of police and prison/court staff.

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In this interview, Layla Staats and Skyler Williams describe their arrest on unceded Cas Yikh territory, and the disgusting lengths that the Canadian state went to try and break their warrior spirits.

Through these desperate and brutal actions, the RCMP and the courts showed the true essence of 'reconciliation' in a militarized settler-colonial state.

As Skyler says, and Wet'suwet'en land defenders have reminded us through their recent re-capture of Coyote Camp - injunctions are only pieces of paper. Canadian law has no legitimacy on stolen land.

#AllOutForWedzinKwa

On Jan 4 2020, the Wet'suwet'en hereditary chiefs evicted Coastal GasLink from their territory. That eviction order remains in effect today.

No matter how many times the Canadian state deploys its colonial shock troops, the RCMP, to try and force a pipeline through these lands, the decision has been made. There will be no pipelines built through sovereign Wet'suwet'en territory.

Join the fight. Come to the Yintah. And if you can't make it, then take action where you are.

For more information visit: https://yintahaccess.com

Featuring audio from Sleydo's interview with Its Going Down on This is America #152.

Check out the full interview here:

On the 30th of September 2017 over 10.000 people gathered in central Gothenburg, Sweden to protest against the march of the nazi group NMR, the Nordic Resistance Movement. The nazis never made it to their starting point of the march when the protestors blocked the way into the city center. Instead the nazis got beaten up by cops and had to walk home defeated and humiliated. The people of Gothenburg showed them that nazis aren´t welcome in this town!

During the fall of 2016 Mi’kmaq opponents of the Alton Gas project, supported by non-Indigenous allies, set up a truckhouse along the banks of the Shubenacadie River near the Alton Gas brine dumping site. This year, they set up a Treaty Camp along the entrance to the Alton Gas work site, effective blocking the company from working on the project. This camp continues to this date, and needs on-going support and donations.