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About the ABC


The Anarchist Black Cross was originated in Tsarist Russia to organise aid for political prisoners. In the late 1960s the organisation resurfaced in Britain, where it first worked to aid prisoners of the Spanish resistance fighting the dictator Franco's police. Now it has expanded and groups are found in many countries around the world. We support anarchist and other class struggle prisoners, fund-raise on behalf of prisoners in need of funds for legal cases or otherwise, and organise demonstrations of solidarity with imprisoned anarchists and other prisoners.


Active Solidarity

Active Solidarity is our occasional newsletter, with the latest news on prisoners, repression and solidarity. Download it as a pdf here.

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The listing of any prisoner or any activities on this site is for information purposes only, and should not be construed by any state organisation as representing our active support for their actions or those activities.

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ABC T-SHIRTS - £9

ABC t-shirts- the back has the ABC clenched fist and cross logo and "Anarchist Black Cross - Supporting anarchist and other class struggle prisoners", front has small 'broken chains 1p' logo on left of chest. Available in a suprising and imaginative colour choice of black or black, with white print. We normally have S, M, L & XL sizes, but please check for availability before ordering.

All money raised over costs goes directly to prisoner support. Post and packing is included in the price. Please send cheques or postal orders payable to "ABC" to:  ABC, PO Box 74, Brighton BN1 4ZQ


First image is front print, second is back print


Pamphlets-


The Prison Within The Prison


The Spanish State's prison system condemns political and rebellious prisoners to the FIES isolation units, brutal and dehumanising "prisons within the prisons" which have been the focus of widespread resistance, on both sides of the walls. In this booklet, some of the participants in this revolt against prisons and the state share their thoughts and experiences. [38 pages] Also available as a paper copy for £1 including postage.

In PDF format

The Prison Works

Occasional Texts On The Roles Of Prison And Prison Labour

Join fund raising publication from Brighton ABC and the Campaign Against Prison Slavery. Four articles: What Is Prison For? - a short guide to the history and theory of crime and punishment from an anarchist perspective; Prison Works? - the role of prison labour; Are Prisoners Slaves? - an opinion piece commissioned by the Independent Monitor; and Why Prisoner Solidarity? - the full text of an article from Freedom Vol. 70 No. 20. [20 pages] Also available as a paper copy for £1 including postage.

In PDF format


Active Solidarity


Brighton ABC's occasional newsletter

In PDF format

Leaflets


In PDF format:

Writing To Prisoners [printable]

Social Prisoners [printable]