On November 28th 2007 the three anti-militarists Florian, Axel, and Oliver were "spared" on bail from investigative detention. Before, they had been in jail in Berlin-Moabit for almost four months, because of an supposed arson on miltary vehicles on Juli 31st.

The same day these three were arrested, Andrej was also detained and the homes and work places of three other persons were searched. The accusation against all seven was: "Membership in a terrorist organization" (§129a of the German criminal code) called "militant group". On August 22nd, Andrej was relieved from custody, in October the arrest warrant against him was overturned. The arrest warrents against Axel, Oliver, and Florian still remain.

Simultaneously to its decision on the relief from prison, the German Federal Court (BGH) judged that the "militant group" is not to be considered a "terrorist organization" (§129a). Its decision was, that only those actions could be qualified as "terrorist", that are suitable to "considerably damage a state or an international organization through the way of their execution or their effect". Now the investigations have been turned over to §129 ("criminal organization").

The legal constructs on which these accusations rest are adventurous and must be decisively rejected.

This site, maintained by a broad group of supporters is intended to contribute to this. We inform about the state of the proceedings and the diverse initiatives of solidarity and document public statements and press articles on the proceedings. The reliefs, the end of Andrej's arrest warrant and the cease of §129a in these proceedings are a partial success, among other things thanks to the wide solidarity of many critically thinking people.

To reach the definite end of the proceedings, we keep welcoming many other expressions of solidarity: §§129/129a/129b, anti-militarism, neoliberal urban restructuring, social discrimination, and global exploitation may serve as topics for any such initiative.

We demand the cessation of the proceedings, and the repeal of §§129, 129a, and 129b of the german criminal code.