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Blockupy Day 3: 18 May – German media: “Blockupy has already won”

Blockupy Day 3: 18 May – German media: “Blockupy has already won”

by Our Crit in Frankfurt | 18 May 2012 | Article, Series

23.38 CET: Napoleon once said: “you should never disturb the enemy when he is the middle of making a mistake”. This seems to adequately describe today’s Blockupy activities in which targeted and pertinent Blockupy action simply offered a leitmotif...
Blockupy Day 3: 18 May – German media: “Blockupy has already won”

Blockupy Frankfurt Day 2: 17 May – for the freedom of assembly

by Our Crit in Frankfurt | 17 May 2012 | Article, Series

23;32 CET: We close today’s blog with a link to the excellent photo slideshow of Sterneck. 21:58 CET: One cannot doubt the importance of today’s protests and their successfulness. What occurred in the Paulsplatz in particular had been declared officially...
Blockupy Day 3: 18 May – German media: “Blockupy has already won”

Blockupy Frankfurt Day 1: 16 May – Frankfurt effectively in ‘State of Exception’

by Our Crit in Frankfurt | 16 May 2012 | Article, Series

21:45 CET: as we enter an unseasonably cold night, thoughts turn to tomorrow’s activism. We’re going to sign off the blog for today. Thanks for reading. (above) Water cannon stand ready between Eschenheimer Tor and Hauptwache. 20:55 CET: there are now...
Police unilaterally abandon all Blockupy personal exclusion orders

Police unilaterally abandon all Blockupy personal exclusion orders

by Our Crit in Frankfurt | 15 May 2012 | Article, Series

The unsustainable unconstitutionality of the total shutdown of Blockupy is beginning to manifest itself. This evening (15 May) the Police HQ in Frankfurt declared that all person-specific exclusion orders relating to the Blockupy protests on 16-19 May, which banned...
Right to a pleasant shopping experience trumps right to demonstrate

Right to a pleasant shopping experience trumps right to demonstrate

by Our Crit in Frankfurt | 15 May 2012 | Article, Series

The Blockupy Alliance have indicated their intention to appeal the decision of the Frankfurt Administrative Court yesterday in which but for two exceptions the total ban on protest declared by the Frankfurt authorities for 16–19 May was upheld. “If you read the...
Administrative Court upholds Blockupy-ban

Administrative Court upholds Blockupy-ban

by Our Crit in Frankfurt | 14 May 2012 | Article, Series

The Administrative Court in Frankfurt has today (14 May) confirmed the general Blockupy-ban issued by Frankfurt’s public order councillor Markus Frank. Likewise, the Occupy camp in Willy-Brandt Platz may also be ‘temporarily’ cleared away. The court...
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