Yesterday Waterways Ireland staged a cynical workshop as a sop to the idea of public say in public space. We weren't about to stand idly by and let them greenwash away their cynical regime of hostile architecture and brutalisation of our homeless neighbours. Watch what happened.
Yesterday Waterways Ireland staged a cynical workshop as a sop to the idea of public say in public space. We weren't about to stand idly by and let them greenwash away their cynical regime of hostile architecture and brutalisation of our homeless neighbours. Watch what happened.
Waterways Ireland claim to have consulted the public on their plans to destroy public space to persecute our homeless neighbours. We say their "community outreach" is a farce.
Come show them what we really think of their plans for our spaces this Weds, 6:15PM at Croke Park Hotel
We salute the community of Borrisokane for fighting for the international protection applicants among them and standing as one against the cynical politics of artificial scarcity and division by the government.
You set an example the rest of the island is insipired to follow!
Tomorrow, August 17th, 1pm we march on the Department of Integration to escalate our campaign for Homes, Not Fences, for our homeless neighbours.
This is what we stand for. Stand up for your community and stand with us tomorrow!
Ireland is one of the richest countries on the planet, with billions stashed in a rainy day fund. Why should we have to beg for our basic needs to be met?
Come demand Homes, Not Fences tomorrow at 1pm at the Department of Integration. The rainy day is already here: it's lashing.
Dublin city is like an open-air prison cutting out *certain* people who the state sees as sub-human.
Join @takebackspaces on Saturday at 1pm at the Dept. of Integration headquarters in Miesian Plaza, Baggot Street, to demand homes not barriers!
While Waterways Ireland claimed to have consulted with unnamed representatives of the community, our activists are actually doing it.
We hit the streets of Rathmines and Portobello last night to talk to our neighbours about our protest this Saturday to home the homeless.
While Waterways Ireland claimed to have consulted with unnamed representatives of the community, our activists are actually doing it.
We hit the streets of Rathmines and Portobello last night to talk to our neighbours about our protest this Saturday to home the homeless.
The campaign by government agencies to harass the homeless, destroy tents and fence us all off from the canal must end.
Join us this Saturday at 1pm at the Dept. of Integration headquarters in Miesian Plaza, Baggot Street, to demand homes not fences for our homeless neighbours.