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［改道］ – Zeitung der anarchistischen Föderation (FdA-IFA)
Die 改道 Gǎi Dào Nr.13 / 01.2012 ist erschienen
［改道］ – Zeitung der anarchistischen Föderation (FdA-IFA)
［改道］ – Zeitung der anarchistischen Föderation (FdA-IFA)
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Taschenkalender SyndiKal 2012 - Syndikat-A Medienvetrieb
Der neue SyndiKal 2012 - bestellt so schnell wie möglich!
Taschenkalender SyndiKal 2012 - Syndikat-A Medienvetrieb
Für viele ist er in den nunmehr sechs Jahren seines Bestehens zum unverzichtbaren Begleiter durch das Jahr geworden: «SyndiKal» der kleine kollektive Organisator und Taschenkalender gegen die Zumutungen des Kapitals und der Lohnarbeit. Auch für das Jahr 2012 hat die Kalenderredaktion des Syndikat-A-Medienvertriebs wieder eine Vielzahl von Themen, Hinweisen und nützlichen Adressen für den täglichen Widerstand am Arbeitsplatz, bei Amt, in Schule, Uni und Stadtviertel zusammengestellt.
Buchhandlungen können den SyndiKal zu den üblichen Konditionen bei uns bestellen (Tel./Fax. 02841 537316). Die ISBN lautet 978-3-9810846-2-7.
Unser Kalender-Schwerpunkt dieses Jahr liegt in der Vorstellung von Kämpfen migrantischer ArbeiterInnen. Dazu gehört die internationale Kampagne gegen Ausbeutung bei OTTO Workforce ebenso wie der Versuch, polnische ArbeiterInnen in ihrem Kampf gegen Lohnraub bei Grenzland, einer niederrheinischen Gartenbaufirma zu unterstützen. Um moderne Tagelöhner geht es in einem Beitrag um bulgarische ArbeiterInnen in München und anderswo. Keine Papiere – keine (Arbeits-)Rechte reißt die Frage an, ob KollegInnen ohne gültige Aufenthaltspapiere tatsächlich komplett rechtlos sind oder ob sie sich auch juristisch wehren können und welche Fallstricke dabei lauern können. Hausarbeit macht nicht nur Arbeit, für Millionen von Frauen weltweit gilt auch Hausarbeit ist Lohnarbeit. Sie wird von einem der weltweit mobilsten Sektoren der Klasse geleistet und nur allzuoft vergessen. Neun Chancons gegen Lohnarbeit stellt eine legendäre Scheibe aus der Nachfolge des Mai 1968 vor, die bis heute wenig an Aktualität verloren hat. Um ganz moderne Zeiten geht es in der Vorstellung der Digitalen anarchistischen Bibliothek. Die Maitage Barcelona 1937 erinnern uns daran, wie in der Revolution oft die Konterrevolution lauert und dass auch Anarcho-SyndikalistInnen nicht vor entsetzlichen Fehlern gefeit sind. In Fälscher für die internationale Revolte geht es um das abenteuerliche Leben des spanisch-französischen Anarchisten Lucio Urtubia. In Zur Revolution in Ägypten gibt der ägyptische Anarcho-Syndikalist Jano Charbel Auskunft zur Lage der Dinge. Arbeitsrechtsgymnastik in der Leiharbeit ist leider nötiger denn je und sollte als Begleitmusik zum Kampf um die Abschaffung dieser speziellen Form von Ausbeutung verstanden werden. Zu Unrecht fast vergessen, stellen wir euch in Mit dieser Welt gibt es keine Verständigung den französischen Schriftsteller Benjamin Peret vor. Und auch sonst noch das eine oder andere.
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Mittwoch, 10. August 2011
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日本の仲間のみなさん
親愛なる仲間、同僚、同志のみなさん
私たちドイツのアナルコシンディカリスト自由労働者連合（FAU-IWA)は、この数週間で5000ユーロ（約55万円）の寄付金を集めました。
地震と津波、そして福島の原発事故のあと、多くの仲間、同僚そして同志たちがみなさんの力になりたいと思っています。
この5000ユーロが大した金額でないことはわかっています。ですがわたしたちは、この寄付が皆さんが緊急の助けすを要する地域の人々を支援する助けになればと望んでいます。
この寄付を送金できる銀行口座を知らせてください。そしてこの寄付金がどのプロジェクトに使われたか、それによってどこに送金されたかを私たちに伝えてください。
アナルコシンディカリスト的親愛をこめて
自由労働者連合FAU（IWA会員）業務委員会より
Freitag, 5. August 2011
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Donnerstag, 31. März 2011
Catastophe Aid Fund for Precarious Workers in Japan
Given the vast destruction wrought by the earthquake and tsunami on 11 March 2011 and given the threat of a nuclear disaster caused by the destroyed nuclear power plant in Fukushima I, the FAU-IWA launched a solidarity and aid fund for precarious workers in Japan - the "Freeters Solidarity Fund". As an anarcho-syndicalist grassroots trade union, our first concern is the many precarious workers (Freeters), who were excluded even before the disaster, often forced into appalling working and living conditions. It calls for donations for the relief and solidarity fund whose resources are to be used in close consultation with the "Freeters Zenpan Roso," a self-organized group of precarious workers in Japan. Donations, can be sent to the following account: FAU, FAU, Konto 96152201, Postbank Hamburg (BLZ 200 100 20) under the codeword "Freeters". Every little contribution is welcome as an expression of living class solidarity.
Who are the "Freeters"?
Precarious workers are the other side of the glittering facades of the Japanese export economy. They existed for a long time, during the neoliberal reforms of the 90s but during the current economic crisis, their numbers exploded. There are hundreds of thousands among them, somehow getting by from one low-paying job opportunity to the next. Many are young, many are educated. They are socially stigmatized and marginalized, often crammed together in barracks on the outskirts of large cities, many homeless. Some of them call themselves "freeters", an invented word, a contraction of "freelancers" and "Arubaito" (from the German word for work), a Japanese term for day labor or temporary work. Freeters are also recruited in Japan as "disposable workers" who do dirty and work for a minimum wage. Also among workers who are currently trying to contain the disaster caused by the destroyed nuclear reactors at the Fukushima nuclear power plant you should find "disposable workers". For several years, Freeters have been trying to organize themselves in trade unions and get out of the hellish exploitation and social exclusion.
Why the solidarity and aid fund?
Some may wonder why we have launched an independent aid and solidarity fund in support of Freeters. We have done this because we know from past experience that in the face of disaster, not all are equal. If you have money or influence, you have more ways to cope with the consequences. Those already destitute and in the margins of society face a much more difficult situation in the event of a natural or man-made disaster. This is how disaster management looks under capitalist conditions. We understand the fund as a direct act of solidarity among workers. We know that given the scale of the disaster and in view of the nuclear threat, what we can do is still too little. But we will not forget that Freeters went to the streets in different Japanese cities in 2010 to support FAU's industrial action at Kino Babylon Mitte and the threat of the de facto banning of the union.
What should the money be used for?
We will decide on the use of the money based on our existing contacts and in consultation with organizations of Freeters like the "Freeters Zenpan Roso." How that will look in any particular case will depend on how the disaster develops. It is possible, for example, that part of the money be used, given the deteriorating food supply situation, to purchase and distribute food. In the event that the radioactive contamination spreads further, prices for less contaminated food will rise in the future. Here too support might soon be necessary. There are even Freeters who want to leave or go to less affected parts of the country to live in safety. For many of them there is the matter of money for transportation and accommodation. We have already started to support Japanese comrades there.
How can I learn more?
1. For current information about the "Freeters Solidarity fund" we have set up a special page. There we will inform people over the next few weeks of the status of contributions and current developments relating to the Fund.
http://www.fau.org/soli/freeters
2. Background information on the Freeters and Freeters union "Freeters Zenpan Roso" can be found, for example at:
http://www.direkteaktion.org/187/freeter-zenpan-roso-prekaere-in-japan (In German)
http://asnewsx.blogspot.com/ (In German and Japanese)
http://freeter-union.org/union/ (In Japanese)
www.fau.org
Who are the "Freeters"?
Precarious workers are the other side of the glittering facades of the Japanese export economy. They existed for a long time, during the neoliberal reforms of the 90s but during the current economic crisis, their numbers exploded. There are hundreds of thousands among them, somehow getting by from one low-paying job opportunity to the next. Many are young, many are educated. They are socially stigmatized and marginalized, often crammed together in barracks on the outskirts of large cities, many homeless. Some of them call themselves "freeters", an invented word, a contraction of "freelancers" and "Arubaito" (from the German word for work), a Japanese term for day labor or temporary work. Freeters are also recruited in Japan as "disposable workers" who do dirty and work for a minimum wage. Also among workers who are currently trying to contain the disaster caused by the destroyed nuclear reactors at the Fukushima nuclear power plant you should find "disposable workers". For several years, Freeters have been trying to organize themselves in trade unions and get out of the hellish exploitation and social exclusion.
Why the solidarity and aid fund?
Some may wonder why we have launched an independent aid and solidarity fund in support of Freeters. We have done this because we know from past experience that in the face of disaster, not all are equal. If you have money or influence, you have more ways to cope with the consequences. Those already destitute and in the margins of society face a much more difficult situation in the event of a natural or man-made disaster. This is how disaster management looks under capitalist conditions. We understand the fund as a direct act of solidarity among workers. We know that given the scale of the disaster and in view of the nuclear threat, what we can do is still too little. But we will not forget that Freeters went to the streets in different Japanese cities in 2010 to support FAU's industrial action at Kino Babylon Mitte and the threat of the de facto banning of the union.
What should the money be used for?
We will decide on the use of the money based on our existing contacts and in consultation with organizations of Freeters like the "Freeters Zenpan Roso." How that will look in any particular case will depend on how the disaster develops. It is possible, for example, that part of the money be used, given the deteriorating food supply situation, to purchase and distribute food. In the event that the radioactive contamination spreads further, prices for less contaminated food will rise in the future. Here too support might soon be necessary. There are even Freeters who want to leave or go to less affected parts of the country to live in safety. For many of them there is the matter of money for transportation and accommodation. We have already started to support Japanese comrades there.
How can I learn more?
1. For current information about the "Freeters Solidarity fund" we have set up a special page. There we will inform people over the next few weeks of the status of contributions and current developments relating to the Fund.
http://www.fau.org/soli/freeters
2. Background information on the Freeters and Freeters union "Freeters Zenpan Roso" can be found, for example at:
http://www.direkteaktion.org/187/freeter-zenpan-roso-prekaere-in-japan (In German)
http://asnewsx.blogspot.com/ (In German and Japanese)
http://freeter-union.org/union/ (In Japanese)
www.fau.org
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