by chuang | Dec 8, 2019 | Blog
The frontlines are organized anonymously. People pay cash for SIM cards to register temporary phone numbers on encrypted messaging apps like Telegram, where individuals sign up for tasks like building barricades or disabling traffic lights. In contrast to black blocs...
by chuang | Dec 6, 2019 | Blog
香港左翼團體“黑窗”与CrimethInc第二次訪談的中文翻譯，探討“返送中”运动中的局限和突破点、反动因素和進步的希望。英文原文9月20日發表於CrimethInc，中文版11月23日發表於Medium。 在以下的時序及訪問中，一個在香港的無政府主義群體全面地檢視這場歷時數月的抗爭，回顧它的成就、指認它的局限，為人們互相幫忙、或公然挑釁的那些具啟發性的時刻喝采，並批評它未能跳出一種請求權威、或宣洩民憤的運動模式。本篇是自我們於六月訪問同一群體作之後的續篇。...
by chuang | Oct 10, 2019 | Blog
Here we publish an intake submitted by a reader who lives in Beijing. The piece provides detailed insights into how a certain group of mainland white-collar workers view the ongoing unrest in Hong Kong, and how their understanding has been shaped over the past few...
by chuang | Sep 27, 2019 | Blog
Reposted from CrimethInc.com, where this was published on 20 September as Three Months of Insurrection: An Anarchist Collective in Hong Kong Appraises the Achievements and Limits of the Revolt. If you only have time to sit down and read one in-depth, analytical...
by chuang | Sep 18, 2019 | Blog
Update December 6th, 2019: The entire contents of issue 2 are now available to read online for free here, along with a PDF to download and an updated list of distributors where you can purchase print copies. Thanks for your continued support as we begin work on issues...
by chuang | Sep 17, 2019 | Blog
Below is the translated overview of a new activist research1 project from the independent Taiwanese collective Events in Focus (焦點事件), with a call for donations to help fund the project. Their perspective differs from ours in some ways,2 but we’ve decided to translate...
