DEM VOLKE DIENEN

The old Indian state can not rest, not just before the upcoming elections in several states, as well as the election to the People's Assembly. Already in the first two and a half weeks of this month, the People's Liberation Guerrilla Army under the leadership of the Communist Party of India (Maoist) has carried out further actions.

In the following, we publish an english translation of the report from the Struggles for Justice and the Rights of the People that took place in Mexico and was published by the Corriente del Pueblo Sol Rojo website.

With their self-proclaimed „G20 Public Search 5“ the Task Force Black Bloc on Wednesday launched their five edition of their public witch hunt in which they publish photographs of (mostly young) protesters against the G20 in Hamburg in 2017 - without providing any concrete context or reason why they have selected exactly these (alleged) protesters - and asking the general public to snitch on them.

“...with this March 8th, we have shown that there is a proletarian line in the women’s movement in Austria. We are determined to take firm steps to show that women are not weak, but a strong force against oppression and exploitation. That’s why we are proletarian feminists!”

After two young men were driven to death by the police on the 2nd of March in the French Alpine town of Grenoble, the masses were fighting the reaction for four nights.

Translated from the bulletin of Movimento Feminino Popular - Brazil.

We have witnessed in Brazil, in the last years, a vertiginous increase of all type of violence against the woman. Beatings, rapes carried out with all kinds of cruelty against adult, young and child women. Brazil is the fifth country in the world in the world ranking of the practice of feminicide. Between 2003 and 2013, the number of women who died in violent ways throughout Brazil increased by 21%, from 3,937 to 4,762. There are 13 violent deaths of women per day (numbers from the map of violence against women - 2015). According to data from the Brazilian Yearbook of Public Security, Brazil recorded 1 rape at home 11 minutes in 2015. According to the IPEA, about 70% of rape victims are children and adolescents. Data from the Ministry of Health of 2016 indicate that there are on average 10 collective rapes reported every day in the country's health system. In the city of São Paulo there is 1 rape in a public place every 11 hours. Other studies estimate that official figures represent only 10% of the total cases that actually occur. That is, Brazil can have the medieval rate of nearly half a million rapes each year.