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It’s worth being annoying together!

Yeah, the remaining fines against Heibo activists who were still in appeal proceedings have expired after more than a year of uncertainty and annoying deadlines and have been cancelled. Although one of the fines had already been confirmed by the court in Dresden, the district court in Kamenz was apparently fed up with us and dropped the proceedings.

If that’s not a reason to celebrate!

Because we joined forces, agreed and supported each other, we saved several thousand euros, which can now go to meaningful projects instead of going into the state’s pocket. If everyone had stayed alone, perhaps only a few of those affected would have lodged an objection and would have been quickly condemned by the court.

So: joint resistance is worthwhile, even if it can be super annoying. Even if the chances didn’t look good for those affected in the meantime, it was worth it in the end to have the staying power and not give in, even if some of the threats were outrageous and the legal interpretations were messed up.

Now there are ‘only’ two cases still open concerning resistance to law enforcement officers, one on appeal and one in the first instance.

Thank you!

We as a support group would like to take this opportunity to thank all the people who have donated to us or initiated their own fundraising campaigns for us, as well as those affected for their trusting cooperation with us, their patience, their courage and their staying power. Together, we were able to show that we will not be beaten down and we think this deserves to be celebrated properly!

It has now been more than a year since the Heibo was evicted and some squatters are still standing trial and the Bautzen district office is demanding dizzying fines. Donations are still needed for this.

Here is an overview:

Unfortunately we are not all – the prisoners are missing! Finn is still in jail. His sentence of 3 years and 6 months has become final, on 31.05.24 he was transferred to prison in Waldheim, and on 19.02.25 he was transferred to prison in Bautzen.

Finn (he/him) is happy to receive letters and postcards. Because they break his isolation and his everyday life in prison becomes a little more colourful.

Dominick Scheffel
JVA Bautzen
Breitscheidstraße 4
DE-02625 Waldheim

Important note: Finn has a lot of time with open cell door in Bautzen Prison Mon-Fri and he uses this time to play games, cook… and he has a tight daily schedule with psychologist talks, social worker talks and offense-related therapies and because of this Finn does not always manage to answer immediately. He has more time at the weekend and answers most letters there, so please don’t be surprised if his reply takes a little longer than before.

You can send Finn the following by post: Postcard, letter, blank postcards max. 8 pieces per letter, which he can then send himself, pictures, self-painted (no watercolors), stamps max. 10 pieces per letter, newspaper articles (the article must be copied, original is prohibited for security reasons). Please do NOT put any stickers on the envelope or put any cash in the letter. Please also do not send parcels to Finn, it is kindly meant but he will not receive them and they may be sent back! Please put sufficient postage on the letters, otherwise he will have to pay for them.

If you don’t want to use your address as sender you can use the following, but please pick up Finn´s response there or tell Finn, that your not able to get a reply :

“YourName/Nickname”
c/o Malobeo
Kamenzerstr. 38
01099 Dresden

Letters can also be sent by e-mail to solidaritaet@freefinn.org, which are then forwarded to him by post with a few days’ delay.

Until All Are Free!

You can reach the Danni-EA/legal team at the phone number 0641 201099540.
If you are planning to go into action, fill out this form in order to get the best possible support.
What does the EA do?

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In Lützerath, besides the common practice of taking finger prints and photos of captured activists, the cops also took prints of their ears. So consider falsifying those as well, in case you are planing to hide your indentity.

You don’t have any plans for next week yet?
You aren’t sure if you wanna stay after the building weekend, or come to Heibo for the eviction?
There’s one good reason to stay on Monday evening: Paul Geigerzähler is coming into the forest, and will play a concert at 5pm!
So come into the forest, let some great music empower you, so that next week we can stand against the eviction, together and feisty!
Heibo bleibo stabilo!