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Belgrade Six Formally Indicted, To be Kept in Remand

The six Serbian anarcho-syndicalists fitted up on charges of international terrorism following a Molotov cocktail attack claimed by a different organisation have now been formally indicted.

On December 7, the Belgrade six were formally indicted for international terrorism by a Belgrade court. The Court ordered that they be kept in custody until their trial begins. This should be in the spring at the earliest.

In the meanwhile, the press has started to print information saying that the six admitted to the actions, claiming they were for international solidarity. Members of ASI have denied any relation to the act. However some Serbian press reports, stating no sources for information, that Dojkic and Vulovic "checked to see that nobody was around" before throwing Molotov cocktails. It is curious where the press received this information and shows again how the state is trying to build their case against ASI members and use the media to show them as guilty before the trial.

The IWA and other supporters of the six are calling for an intensified solidarity campaign.

www.belgradesolidarity.org
www.asi.zsp.net.pl
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Political Arrests in Belgrade

On Friday, Sept. 4, five political activists were arrested in Belgrade on trumped up charges. The five, Tadej Kurep, Ivan Vulović, Sanja Dojkić, Ratibor Trivunac and Nikola Mitrovic, are activists in or associates of the Anarcho-Syndicalist Initiative, the Serbian section of the International Workers’ Association (IWA).

The arrests are allegedly related to a direct action which took place at the Greek Embassy on Aug. 25. Negligible damage was done; a crack in one window, a tiny burn mark on the facade and a circled A graffiti on the embassy as a act of symbolic solidarity with Thodoros Iliopoulos. The prosecutor however imagines this as an act of "international terrorism" and would like to charge our comrades with such. If the state allows such charges to be pressed, they could be facing 3-15 years in prison.

As it is, the five were arrested, harrassed and are to be held in custody for at least one month while the case is organized.

Although one of the accused, General Secretary of the IWA Ratibor Trivunac clearly and publically declared that he knew nothing of the action, he was arrested. It is not the first time that authorities have come after him or his comrades for no other reason than the fact that they are radical critics of the state.

We are calling on people around the world to take action now!

Read more and send protest letters on: http://asi.zsp.net.pl/political-arrests-in-belgrade
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