INeeDproject: abril 2011

sábado, 23 de abril de 2011

VINCI AMENAGE

Lá oú ils créent un désert... ils disent qu'ils apportent le progrés

Vinci-et ses filiales- spécule sur nos déplacements, expulse des quartiers et campagnes, bétonne et asseptise nos espaces et nos vies pour vendre le mythe du progrés

Comme d'autres groupes multinationaux, il concrétise les projets étatiques de quadrillage et de contrôle des sociétés

Pourtant, des luttes s'organisent

+ Contre l'autoroute Moscou- St Pétesbourg (Kimki, Rusie)
+ La ligne Grande Vitesse Tours- Bordeaux
+ L'aéroport de Notre-Dame-des-Landes (Nantes)
+ ITER, expérimentatin de fusion nucléaire (Cadareche)
+ les mines d'uranium ( Niger)

D'autres chantiers peu visibles restent pour l'instant moins contestés
réseaux de vidéo-surveillance, téle-travail, parkings,pipelines, incinérateurs, etc

Partout, l'arrogant "leader mondial de la constrution-concession" impose ses projets et laisse penser qu'il est invincible

Parce que c'est sur notre résignation qu'il construit son business, opposons-lui nos coléres comme autant de grains de sable sans chaque rouage de sa machine

Faisons mordre la poussière à Vinci par une campagne déterminée et endurante

ARRÊTONS LE CARNAGE!

RELEASE KHIMKI HOSTAGE DENIS SOOPOV

Photo Protes action Copenhague 5 april 2011

Russian activist Denis Solopov was on March 2nd 2011 arrested in Kiev, Ukraine and is now facing extradition to Russian authorities, despite strong international critic Denis took part in the action outside the Khimki town hall on July 28, 2010, to protest the lawlessness of local authorities and the clear-cutting of the Khimki Forest, better known as the Khimki case

The arrest took place on March 2, 2011, at hhe Kyiv Migration Service Ukrainian authorities had just rejected Deni's asylum application, a decision that Denis was planning to appeal in court
Several months earlier, the UNHCR had officially recognized Denis Solopov as a political refugee, and if he were to be extradited from Ukraine to Russia this would constitute a gross violation of international legal norms

On March 4, 2011, the Solomensky District Court in Kyiv ordered that Denis be kept in police custody for 40 days
This period is now expiring, whereupon he will either be released or detained for the entire process of extradition, which can last up to 1,5 years

As the case of other Khimki hostages has shown, the investigation of those who took part in Khimki demonstration has involved procedural violations, and numerous instances of torture
Denis is a suspect of disorderly conduct, and Moscow Region polic investigators have placed him on the wanted list
Despite no serious evidence in the case, Moscow police and prosecutors have used the fact that a few windows were broken during the demonstration as an excuse to unleash a full-scale campaign of persecution against social activists
Instead of investigating attacks on journalists and activists in Khimki, the local police continue to hunt down young people who took part in protest actions

http://khimkibattle.org/?lang=en WWW.KIMKIBATTLE.ORG