Archive: Local News (English)
DiEM25 joins Free Assange Committee Belgium to protest for Julian’s freedom
7.07.2022
Brussels played host to Assange's 51st birthday ‘celebrations’ which were used as an opportunity to call for his release
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Manifesto launch: It’s a new dawn, it’s a new DiEM25
9.05.2022
Our movement has charted a new course that is more radical, confrontational and effective
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DiEM25 local groups took to the streets on July 3 to demand Assange’s freedom
16.07.2021
On July 3 DiEMers from all over Europe celebrated Julian Assange's 50th birthday with a coordinated protest action.
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Europe is facing a housing crisis: DiEMers stand up for those left behind
1.04.2021
On Housing Action Day, DiEM25 members mobilised in cities such as The Hague, Brussels, Lisbon, Lyon and more to shed light on the housing crisis!
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Democratic decay and uncertainty in Turkey
25.03.2021
COVID-19 has exacerbated political and economic unrest in Turkey. The latest 'ban on HDP' signals continued systematic oppression of Kurds.
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Private interests may destroy part of Portugal’s natural beauty – let’s stop them
22.03.2021
The cliffs of Ponta da Piedade in the Algarve are fenced off by private interests, who are seeking to develop it despite encroaching on public land.
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Europe must advance sexual rights in 2021
14.02.2021
On European Sexual Health Day, DiEM25's thematic group on Gender calls on states to uphold sexual and reproductive health rights.
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The Establishment seeks to maintain nuclear weapons: Here’s how to oppose them
11.02.2021
Sustained mass activism must be used to pressure nuclear weapon states to sign the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons.
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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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