Archive: DSC News (English)
DiEM25 in Germany: Retrospection on an unusual year
13.01.2021
For the German DiEM25 landscape, 2020 brought considerable change to our activist endeavours and electoral wing.
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“Free Assange!” protests are taking place every Monday in Brussels
8.01.2021
The 92nd protest in support of Julian Assange in Brussels took place on Monday 4 January and will continue until he is free!
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Protestors at Amazon HQ in Luxembourg: “Amazon has to pay!”
27.11.2020
Protestors denounce mistreatment of warehouse workers, environmental damages and tax evasion in front of Amazon’s HQ in Luxembourg.
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Discrimination against LGBTQIA+ students in the Netherlands
24.11.2020
The Dutch Minister of Primary and Secondary Education's pronouncements aggravate the already difficult conditions for LGBTQIA+ youth.
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Legal but not accessible: abortion in Turkey from an ethical perspective
23.11.2020
DiEM25 members on the fight against patriarchy in Turkey, which has "de facto banned" abortion and limited access to contraception.
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Protestors in Portugal: “The city is for those who live in it, not for profit”
18.11.2020
DiEM25 members participated in a protest in Lisbon in collaboration with Acção pela Habitação on the lack of access to decent housing.
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Will the Biden administration commit to progressive changes?
16.11.2020
The Democratic establishment in the US, with a solid record of supporting corporations over progressives, finds itself at a moment of reckoning.
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No place for xenophobia in housing action
26.10.2020
Xenophobia only serves to turn public attention away from the root cause of the housing shortage in the Netherlands.
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The DiEM25 Summer Festival 2020: Political organisation in Germany during the pandemic
22.10.2020
DiEMers met in Berlin for the DiEM25 Summer Festival 2020 -- the yearly German-speaking reunion of the movement.
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DiEM25 is funded solely by individual contributions from people like you. We do not receive EU grants, government subsidies or funds from the corporate Establishment. Please support DiEM25 if you can. No matter the amount, your donation will go a long way in our bid to transform Europe.