STRASBOURG: A WORLD WITHOUT BORDERS Jul 26 2002
   Bordercamp Grows Despite Ban on Protests
   All actions and demonstrations relating to the bordercamp in Strasbourg
   were declared illegal on Wednesday, July 24. That day, a demonstration
   for freedom of movement was attacked with pepper spray, baton charges
   and tear gas, with more than ten arrests and multiple injured
   protestors. The ban of assembly was enforced on July 25 when media
   activists from the Publix Theatre Caravan and Indymedia were removed
   from the Strasbourg city center. Demonstrations have continued despite
   the ban, however, with prison solidarity actions and street theater.
   This camp initiated by the NoBorder network, and organized by activists
   from across Europe. It opened on July 19, and has included
   demonstrations, workshops, and discussions around the central demand of
   'Freedom of Movement and Settlement' for all persons. The camp's goal
   is to bring together activists, migrants and artists from across Europe
   in a laboratory of creative resistance and civil disobedience.
   Read reports and view photos from the camp - July 22 [ 1 | 2 | photos ]
   - July 23 [ 1 | 2 ] - July 24 [ 1 | 2 | 3 | photos ] - July 25 [ 1 | 2
   | 3 | photos | video ] - July 26 [ 1 | 2 | 3 ]
   FROM
   [1]http://www.indymedia.org/

References

   1. http://www.indymedia.org/