We've been in Lützerath for about a year and remain active against the destruction RWE commits just some hundred metres from us. We do not accept, that the environment is destroyed further on. We cannot keep up yesterday. It ist time to act!
+++ Statement on a case of racist police practice +++ In the early afternoon of the 21st of January, I was the subject of a racist police control at Hochneukirch train station on the way to the Lützi Art exhibition, shortly after leaving Unser Aller Camp. As
On 1 March, people from Lützerath followed the call of the #PueblosUnidosCholultecas, the squatters of a former water bottling factory in Puebla in Mexico, for international solidarity. They travelled to Frankfurt am Main to take to the streets together with the people of Frankfurt for
What is it about?In Puebla, Mexico, residents and communities of the Nahua indigenous group shut down a water bottling facility a year ago. Bonafont, a DANONE brand, had been extracting water there for 29 years, causing rivers, springs and wells to dry up.Thanks to this halt
Dear supporters, Yvonne Toba from No-Vox (Côte D’Ivoire), Luce Benedicte from Ras Le Bol (Congo-Brazzaville), Teddy Mazina from Sindumja (Burundi), Abdou Kandji from Y’en a Marre (Senegal), Gacheke Gachiki from MathareSocial Justice Center (Kenya), Ali Cham (Killa Ace) from Gom Sa Bopp (Gambia), Foly Satchivi from
That (forced) resettlements take place to enlarge mines won't be a surprise to many and that coal fires up the climate crisis massively most will know. But what about the health effects of coal"processing", what about those of RWe's black coal imports - for example
There is a new survey, which is positive in two respects from our point of view: 1. It refers to the 1,5°-aim (contrary to previous surveys), which for us poses the threshhold that mustn‘t be passed. 2. it includes Lützerath and points out that Lützerath doesn‘t need