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SUMMARY:Water.Land.Justice. Tour with "Les Soulevements de la Terre"
DESCRIPTION:✊❤️‍🔥📢 Les Soulevements de la Terre will be in Amsterdam next week! At their stops across the NL\, Germany\, and the Czech Republic\, they will provide insights into their experiences\, strategies and forms of organization. \nIn France\, the @soulevements.de.la.terre (“uprisings of the earth”) movement is successfully fighting against destructive industrial infrastructure and for social justice. It is supported by a strong base of over 100\,000 small farmers\, trade unionists\, activists and residents of contested territories. \nDespite the extreme state repression against them\, the “Uprisings of the Earth” are an inspiring example of collective resistance. You may have seen the impactful pictures of the people protesting against the mega-bassines in Saint-Soline. \n🌱 This is a great opportunity to learn from the experiences of this strong grassroots alliance\, and to discuss and connect with activists across borders in the struggle for land & water justice. \n📌 Dokhuis (Plantage Doklaan 8)\, Amsterdam\n– VOKU from 18h (10€)\n– discussion with SdlT at 19:30h (free)
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LOCATION:Dokzaal
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SUMMARY:'Resisting Borders and Technologies of Violence' - book launch\, talk
DESCRIPTION:BOOK LAUNCH EVENT:\n‘Resisting Borders and Technologies of Violence’ \n// free of charge // vegan food served from 19:00 at Dokhuis Gallerie \nTo our community resisting militarism\, occupation\, genocidal regimes and systems of power and violence:\nJoin us for the launch Resisting Borders and Technologies of Violence\, a new collection of essays on the systems and technologies of surveillance\, control\, and violence behind oppressive border regimes around the world. \nWith an introduction from editor Mizue Aizeki. \nMatt Mahmoudi and Luke Naylor-Perott will share the research about ever-growing surveillance network which is entrenching the Israeli government’s control over Palestinians\, and helps to maintain Israel’s system of apartheid. \nStop The War on Migrants will tell us more about how they use mapping connections of the military and border industrial complex as an activist tool \n—————————————————— \nIn the name of “smart” borders\, states like the U.K.\, the U.S.\, and Israel have increasingly turned to private companies to develop a neocolonial laboratory deployed against the Global South\, across borderlands\, routes of migration\, and within their own borders. They have established immigrant databases\, digital IDs\, electronic tracking systems\, facial recognition software\, data fusion centres\, and more\, all to more “efficiently” categorise and control human beings and their movement. \nThese technologies rarely capture widespread public attention or outrage\, but they are quietly remaking our world\, scaling up colonial efforts of times past to divide desirables from undesirables\, rich from poor\, expat from migrant\, and citizen from undocumented. The essays and case studies in Resisting Borders and Technologies of Violence from organisers\, scholars\, and journalists such as Harsha Walia\, Ruha Benjamin\, Marwa Fatafta\, Arun Kundnani and many more shed light on this threat\, offering analyses of how the high-tech system of borders developed and inspiring stories of resistance to it. \nFree entrance!
URL:https://plantagedok.nl/event/resisting-borders-and-technologies-of-violence-book-launch-talk/
LOCATION:Dokzaal & Dokhuis galerie\, Plantage Doklaan 8\, Amsterdam\, 1018CM\, Netherlands
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