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لا لخطوط الأنابيب، لا للحدود – البحر ملك للجميع
لا لخطوط الأنابيب، لا للحدود – البحر ملك للجميع
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لا لخطوط الأنابيب، لا للحدود – البحر ملك للجميع
لا لخطوط الأنابيب، لا للحدود – البحر ملك للجميع
تنضم مجموعتنا بفخر إلى التحرك جماهيري الذي تنظمه فلوتا في وسط البحر المتوسط، لربط العدالة المناخية والطاقية بالنضال من أجل بحر خالٍ من العنف والاستغلال، ومن أجل عالم تتقاسم فيه الشعوب الصحة، وتقرير المصير، والانسجام البيئي، وحرية التنقل للجميع.
تنضم مجموعتنا بفخر إلى التحرك جماهيري الذي تنظمه فلوتا في وسط البحر المتوسط، لربط العدالة المناخية والطاقية بالنضال من أجل بحر خالٍ من العنف والاستغلال، ومن أجل عالم تتقاسم فيه الشعوب الصحة، وتقرير المصير، والانسجام البيئي، وحرية التنقل للجميع.
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Europe
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Organising
Gas
MIRROR
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No Pipelines, No Borders - The Sea belongs to All
No Pipelines, No Borders - The Sea belongs to All
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No Pipelines, No Borders - The Sea belongs to All
No Pipelines, No Borders - The Sea belongs to All
Campaign Statement: WeSmellGas proudly joins f.Lotta’s mass occupation of the central Mediterranean, bringing climate and energy justice into the fight for a sea free of violence and exploitation, for a world where health, self-determination, ecology and free movement belong to everyone.
Campaign Statement: WeSmellGas proudly joins f.Lotta’s mass occupation of the central Mediterranean, bringing climate and energy justice into the fight for a sea free of violence and exploitation, for a world where health, self-determination, ecology and free movement belong to everyone.
Africa
SWANA
Europe
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Organising
Gas
MIRROR
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Pas de pipelines, pas de frontières - La mer appartient à tou·te·s
Pas de pipelines, pas de frontières - La mer appartient à tou·te·s
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Pas de pipelines, pas de frontières - La mer appartient à tou·te·s
Pas de pipelines, pas de frontières - La mer appartient à tou·te·s
[FRENCH] WeSmellGas se joint à l'occupation massive de la Méditerranée par f.Lotta ! Tant que l'infrastructure économique profonde de l'inégalité mondiale restera enracinée dans l'extraction et l'exploitation, les frontières mortelles et toutes les autres zones de sacrifice ne feront que continuer à se développer, et nous continuerons à leur résister farouchement.
[FRENCH] WeSmellGas se joint à l'occupation massive de la Méditerranée par f.Lotta ! Tant que l'infrastructure économique profonde de l'inégalité mondiale restera enracinée dans l'extraction et l'exploitation, les frontières mortelles et toutes les autres zones de sacrifice ne feront que continuer à se développer, et nous continuerons à leur résister farouchement.
Africa
SWANA
Europe
Article
Organising
Gas
MIRROR
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Gas and Racial Capitalism (Pamphlet)
Gas and Racial Capitalism (Pamphlet)
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Gas and Racial Capitalism (Pamphlet)
Gas and Racial Capitalism (Pamphlet)
This pamphlet is designed to help comrades across movements understand why thinking about energy - specifically fossil gas - and racial capitalism together is important, and demonstrate how they materially work in tandem. It takes us through different tools of racial capitalism: sacrifice zones, borders, militarisation, policing,cheap labour, colonial debt, fascist rhetoric, and shows how they interact with and reinforce gas expansion.
This pamphlet is designed to help comrades across movements understand why thinking about energy - specifically fossil gas - and racial capitalism together is important, and demonstrate how they materially work in tandem. It takes us through different tools of racial capitalism: sacrifice zones, borders, militarisation, policing,cheap labour, colonial debt, fascist rhetoric, and shows how they interact with and reinforce gas expansion.
SWANA
Africa
Europe
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Analysis
Gas
MIRROR
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A Gas-Industrial Complex: Tracing the Colonial Cartography of the Eastern Mediterranean
A Gas-Industrial Complex: Tracing the Colonial Cartography of the Eastern Mediterranean
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A Gas-Industrial Complex: Tracing the Colonial Cartography of the Eastern Mediterranean
A Gas-Industrial Complex: Tracing the Colonial Cartography of the Eastern Mediterranean
This Part 1/2 of our intervention with Antipode Journal or Radical Geography is the product of a 1-year research project we undertook with activists and communities across the Eastern Mediterranean to examine the region’s gas industry. This article diving into the structures underpinning the Gas Industrial Complex – a network of shared interest of energy corporations, state and military actors – in the region. They are met with fierce resistance.
This Part 1/2 of our intervention with Antipode Journal or Radical Geography is the product of a 1-year research project we undertook with activists and communities across the Eastern Mediterranean to examine the region’s gas industry. This article diving into the structures underpinning the Gas Industrial Complex – a network of shared interest of energy corporations, state and military actors – in the region. They are met with fierce resistance.
SWANA
Europe
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Theory
Gas
MIRROR
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Policing Pipelines and Arming Extractive Zones in an East Mediterranean Gas-Industrial Complex
Policing Pipelines and Arming Extractive Zones in an East Mediterranean Gas-Industrial Complex
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Policing Pipelines and Arming Extractive Zones in an East Mediterranean Gas-Industrial Complex
Policing Pipelines and Arming Extractive Zones in an East Mediterranean Gas-Industrial Complex
In this Part 2 of our intervention in the Antipode Jounrnal of Radical Geography we dive into how policing and militarisation drive the global gas boom through encounters with activists from NoTap Meludungo, “Squatted Old Morgue”/κατάληψη Παλιού Νεκροτομείου, Alexandroupoli and members of the village community of Ionninna. These struggles remind us that a world liberated from arms, cops and an exploitative energy model is always possible.
In this Part 2 of our intervention in the Antipode Jounrnal of Radical Geography we dive into how policing and militarisation drive the global gas boom through encounters with activists from NoTap Meludungo, “Squatted Old Morgue”/κατάληψη Παλιού Νεκροτομείου, Alexandroupoli and members of the village community of Ionninna. These struggles remind us that a world liberated from arms, cops and an exploitative energy model is always possible.
SWANA
Europe
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Analysis
Gas
MIRROR