The 33rd summit takes place 6-8 June 2007 in Heiligendamm, Germany, a seaside resort on the Baltic.
The G8 members are Germany, France, the United Kingdom, Italy, Japan, the United States, Canada and Russia.
Official website: http://www.g-8.de/Webs/G8/EN/Homepage/home.html

There will be major protests against the effects of capitalist globalisation, war and racism.

Useful websites:
Dissent: http://dissentnetzwerk.org/node/49
UK Dissent: http://www.dissent.org.uk/
Indymedia: https://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/actions/2007/g8/

Alternative agenda includes:
Saturday, 2 June, opening demonstration in Rostock and antifascist-demonstration in Schwerin
Sunday, 3 June, cultural happenings & anti-military action at bombing range Wittstock
Monday, 4 June, action day: anti-rascist conference & demonstration
Tuesday, 5 June, action day: war & militarization, blockade of airport Rostock – Laage
Wednesday, 6 June, beginning of g8 summit, blockades everywhere, alternative summit
Thursday, 7 June, blockades, alternative summit, big concert/gig at the fence
Friday, 8 June, end of G8 summit

Dates

- From May 21 on: Convergence Centre Berlin and Rostock

- From May 26 on: Convergence Centre Hamburg [hamburg.dissentnetzwerk.org]

- May 28: Hamburg, “Gate to global resistance” - international demonstration against the EU-foreign affairs ministers’ summit and against the ASEAN summit, taking place in the run-up to the G8 summit [hamburg.dissentnetzwerk.org]

- May 31: Bombodrom, Freie Heide, “Provisional resettlement of the area” – protest camp on the military training area Freie Heide; start of the caravan to Heiligendamm with Euro marches [g8andwar.de | freieheide.de | freieheide-nb.de | sichelschmiede.org | euromarches.org]

- begin of June: “Block Germany”, decentralised blockades all over Germany

- June 1: special trains for protesters to Rostock (in the planning); departures: Basel, Salzburg, Bonn [attac.de/heiligendamm07]

- June 2: big demonstration in Rostock, concert [g8-germany.info | attac.de/heiligendamm07 | move-against-g8.de]

- June 3: action day with focus on agricultural issues, concert [gendreck-weg.de | dosto.de/gengruppe/g8_2007 | move-against-g8.de]

- June 3: international starting event [g8-2007.de]

- June 3 to 9: messes and church bell ringing all around the Baltic Sea, “prayer chain” in Rostock [G8minuten.de | kircheundg8.de]

- June 4: action day with focus on migration; actions near camps for asylum seekers, authorities dealing with foreign immigrants etc.; demo in the city centre of Rostock, big meeting [nolager.de]

- June 4 to 7: actions of civil disobedience, blockades [block-g8.org | dissentnetwork.org | x-tausendmalquer.de]

- June 5: action day with focus on anti-militarism blockades at the airport Rostock-Laage and in Heiligendamm [g8andwar.de | dissentnetwork.org | freieheide.de | freieheide-nb.de | sichelschmiede.org]

- June 5 to 7: alternative summit [g8-germany.info | attac.de/heiligendamm07 | g8-alternative-summit.org]

- June 7: several marches converging in Heiligendamm, starting in Nienhagen, Kühlungsborn, Bad Doberan and Kröpelin [dissentnetwork.org]

- June 7: “Music and Message” – concert with Herbert Grönemeyer and others [deine-stimme-gegen-armut.de]

This list has been taken from www.gipfelsoli.org.

Links

The list includes homepages which are (at least partly) in English.

- [www.g-8.de] The German Government’s official website for the G8 summit in Heiligendamm.

- [www.g7.utoronto.ca] G8 information centre: independent information on G8 provided by the University of Toronto Library and the G8 Research Group at the University of Toronto.

- [www.g8-alternative-summit.org] Homepage of alternative summit, June 5 to 7 2007 in Rostock.

- [dissentnetwork.org] Broad international mobilisation of anti-globalisation and anti-capitalist activists against G8.

- [www.g8-2007.de] Anti-G8 mobilisation homepage of the “Interventionist Left”, a broad network of German autonomous, anti-globalisation and antifascist groups.

- [www.g8-germany.info] NGO – platform.

- [www.friedenskooperative.de] and [www.g8andwar.de] Mobilisation homepages of the German peace movement.

- [http://nolager.de/blog/] initiative focussed on migration.

- [antig8.tk] “Anti G8 alliance for a revolutionary perspective” - traditional anti-imperialist orientated network of German autonomous groups.

- [www.iaf-ifa.org/News/G8_germany/g8_germany.htm] mobilisation of the international of anarchist federations.

G8 Summit in Heiligendamm: Call to International Demonstration in Rostock on Saturday 2/6/2007

At the beginning of June 2007, the governments of the seven most important industrialised countries and Russia will meet for the ‘G8 Summit’ at the Baltic seaside resort of Heiligendamm. The ‘Group of 8’ (G8) is an institution without legitimacy. Nevertheless, as a self-appointed informal world government, they make decisions which affect the whole of humanity. The policies of the G8 stand for a neoliberal globalisation and deregulation, economic policies oriented towards the capital returns of international financial investors and companies.

At the beginning of June 2007, the governments of the seven most important industrialised countries and Russia will meet for the ‘G8 Summit’ at the Baltic seaside resort of Heiligendamm. The ‘Group of 8’ (G8) is an institution without legitimacy. Nevertheless, as a self-appointed informal world government, they make decisions which affect the whole of humanity. The policies of the G8 stand for a neoliberal globalisation and deregulation, economic policies oriented towards the capital returns of international financial investors and companies.

*Every five seconds, a child dies somewhere in the world from hunger. More than 800 million people are chronically malnourished. Primarily responsible are unjust world trade policies, forwarded by the rich industrialised countries within the G8 and other international institutions.
*Despite the whole-hearted promises of the G8 Summit at Gleneagles in 2005, until now only a small proportion of the debt of Southern countries has been cancelled.
*Through their promotion of liberalisation and privatisation, the G8 have not only increased poverty in the global South, but also in the industrialised countries. The worldwide plundering of raw materials and other natural resources is being accelerated.
*At the same time as the rich industrialised countries seal themselves off from refugees and migrants, those who nevertheless arrive are illegalised and exploited as cheap labourers without rights.
*The G8 states are the biggest destroyers of the climate. They are alone responsible for 43% of worldwide CO2 emissions as well as being in favour of a renaissance of nuclear energy, which we decidedly reject.
*The G8 states are responsible for 90% of worldwide weapons exports and a new era of war for raw materials. They are the leaders of a world order based on war, which leads to migration, displacement, new hate and violence in many countries.

The world shaped by the dominance of the G8 is a world of war, hunger, social divisions, environmental destruction and barriers against migrants and refugees. At our mass demonstration on 2 June 2007 in Rostock, we want to protest against this and show the alternatives. Together with millions of people around the world we say: Another World is Possible!

*For the immediate cancellation of illegitimate debt and comprehensive debt relief for the countries of the global South!
*Against the sale of public goods and services - for equal social rights and standards worldwide!
*For a speedy and radical transfer to renewable energies! Dangerous climate change and further wars for oil and gas reserves can only be prevented through a significant rise in energy efficiency and the transfer to a sustainable economy.
*For the immediate and permenant abandonment of nuclear energy and for complete worldwide nuclear disarmament!
*For the showing of solidarity with, and the living together with equal rights, of all people - against every form of racism and fascism!
*For the overcoming of walls and borders! Against detention camps and deportation!
*For a peaceful world! End the military imposition of economic and power-political interests through the G8 states!

Globalisation in the interests of the majority of people requires a fair relationship between industrialised and developing countries, and means freedom, justice, social security, democracy and the conservation of the planet's natural resources for the next generation.

Such an alternative globalisation will not result from exclusive and insular summit meetings, but rather from below out of the global movement of people and initiatives who stand up for another, better world. This global movement will make itself heard through numerous actions and events during the G8 Summit. At the International Demonstration on 2 June 2007 in Rostock, we will make the size, strength and diversity of our colourful and broad protests visible.
(Published on 26 February 2007)

Support the Call to the International Mass Demonstration on 2 June 2007 in Rostock!

Signup online: www.heiligendamm2007.de

Initial Supporters of this Call:

INTERNATIONAL PEOPLE: Alain Krivine, Spokesperson of Ligue Communiste Révolutionnaire (LCR), France / Alda Sousa, university lecturer, national leader of the Bloco de Esquerda (Left Bloc), Portugal / Alfred L. Marder, President of the US Peace Council / Antonio Martins, Publisher of le monde diplomatique Brasil / Antonio Negri, Philosopher, Italy / Bertil Viden, Programme Director of the International Institute for Research and Education, (IIRE), Netherlands / Berverly Keene, Coordinator of Dialogo 2000/Jubileo Sur America Latina, Argentina / Boris Kagarlitzki, Director of the Institute for Globalisation Studies IPROG, Russia / Brian Ashley-Hotz, Southern African Popular Education and Research Initiative, South Africa / Eric Toussaint, President of Comité pour l’annulation de la dette dans le monde (CADTM), Belgium / Eva Olaer, Stichting Sumpay Mindanao International, Mindanao, Philippines / Farooq Tariq, Journalist, Pakistan Peasant Coordination Commitee, Pakistan / Gilbert Achcar, Historian and Sociologist, France / Guy Taylor, Globalise Resistance, Great Britain / Harold Pinter, Nobel Prize for Literature Winner 2005, England / Ilja Wilonskis, Journalist, Wperjod (Forwards!), Russia / Jaime Ballesteros, President of OSPAAAL-Solidaridad, Spain / James Cockcroft, Sociologist and Historian, Defensa de la Humanidad, USA / Jean Batou, Historian, solidaritéS, Switzerland / John Cavanagh, Institute for Policy Studies, USA / Ludo De Brabander and Georges Spriet, Spokespeople for the Belgian Peace Movement, Vrede / Martin Khor, Director of the Thirld World Network, Malaysia / Masahiro Watarida, Globalization Watch Hiroshima, Japan / Mercia Andrews, Director of the Trust for Community Outreach and Education, South Africa / Michael Löewy, Philosopher und Sociologist, France / Njuki Githethwa, Coordinator of the Kenyan Debt Relief Network KENDREN, Kenya / Olivier Besancenot, Presidential Candidate of the Ligue Communiste Révolutionnaire (LCR), France / Özlem Barin, Özgürlük ve Dayanisma Partisi (Party for Freedom and Solidarity, ÖDP), Turkey / Pol De Vos, StopUSA, Belgium / Sarath Fernando, Secretary of the Movement for National Land and Agricultural Reform (MONLAR), Sri Lanka / Susan George, Attac France / Thomas Eisler, National Secretary of Enhedlisten – de rod-gronne (Red-Green Alliance), Denmark / Thomas Kocherry, Convenor of the National Alliance of Peoples Movements (NAPM) and Secretary of the National Centre for Labour of India (NCL), India / Walden Bello, Focus on the Global South, Philippines / Yoko Akimoto, Attac Japan

PEOPLE IN GERMANY: Daniela Dahn (Author) / Emil Mangelsdorff (Jazz musician) / Gregor Gysi / Oskar Lafontaine / Peter Sodann (Actor) / Peter Strutynski and Anne Rieger (Peace Council) / Rolf Becker (Actor) / Sibylle Stamm (Director of ver.di in the borough of Baden-Württemberg)

ORGANISATIONS: AGIF Föderation der ArbeitsmigrantInnen aus der Türkei in Deutschland / Attac Deutschland / Erlassjahr.de / Europäische Märsche gegen Erwerbslosigkeit, ungeschützte Beschäftigung und soziale Ausgrenzung (Euromarsch) / Flüchtlingsinitiative Brandenburg / Gerechtigkeit Jetzt! - Die Welthandelskampagne / Greenpeace Deutschland / Grüne Jugend / Initiative "ChristInnen: Auf nach Heiligendamm!": ITP Münster, Kairos Europa, Pax Christi Kommission Globalisierung und soziale Gerechtigkeit, Ökumenisches Netz Rhein-Mosel-Saar, ChristInnen für den Sozialismus / Interventionistische Linke / JungsozialistInnen in der SPD / medico international / Netzwerk Friedenskooperative / Netzwerk kein mensch ist illegal / NoLager-Netzwerk / Pro Asyl / ROBIN WOOD - Gewaltfreie Aktionsgemeinschaft für Natur und Umwelt e.V / 'solid - die sozialistische Jugend e.V. / The Nationwide Caravan for the Rights of Refugees and Migrants / The VOICE Refugee Forum / ver.di Jugend / X-tausendmal quer

An overview over the week of action from Friday 1 June to Friday 8 June, including more detailed descriptions of some of the planned events.

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Friday 1 June

Anti-military actions: www.g8andwar.de.

Opening of the anti-G8 camp.

Opening events in Rostock.

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Saturday 2 June

International Demonstration in Rostock: www.heiligendamm2007.de

Concerts: www.move-against-g8.de

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Sunday 3 June

Day of Action on Agriculture

Networking and International Events in Rostock

Concerts: www.move-against-g8.org

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Monday 4 June

Day of Action on Migration. Actions at detention camps and immigration departments, as well as a demonstration in Rostock city centre. Followed by a panel discussion on migration in the evening. http://nolager.de/

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Tuesday 5 June

Actions Against Militarism, War, Torture and the Global State of Exception. Blockade of Rostock-Laage airport as the G8 leaders arrive. www.g8andwar.de

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Tuesday 5 – Thursday 7 June

Alternative/Counter-Summit in Rostock. http://www.g8-alternative-summit.org/en/ Additional events at the protest camp.

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Wednesday 6 June

‘Block G8’ blockade of the Summit infrastructure through means of civil disobedience. www.block-g8.org

Further actions in the area around Heiligendamm.

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Thursday 7 June

Multiple marches (the ‘Sternmarch’) to Heiligendamm from nearby Nienhagen, Kühlungsborn, Bad Doberan and Kröpelin www.dissentnetwork.org

Demonstrations and ‘Block G8’ blockades www.block-g8.org

Followed by Herbert Grönemeyer and others’ ‘Music and Messages’ concert www.deine-stimme-gegen-armut.de

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Friday 8 June

Final/closing rally or demonstration (details to be confirmed).

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The main planning meetings for the protests against the G8 summit were two “Action Conferences” that took place in Rostock in March and November 2006. See: www.heiligendamm2007.de. Several hundred people from Austria, Belgium, Bolivia, Denmark, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Korea, Nigeria, Poland, Sweden, the USA and other countries gathered at each conference.

The participants were from all areas of the left. There were representatives from anarchist and communist groups, leftist unions, Attac, various NGO’s, environmental and ecological groups, socialist parties (Linke.PDS), anti-fascists, anti-racists and other groups from the social movements.

The conference resulted in the formation of Working Groups ('Arbeitsgruppen', or AGs in German), which are preparing specific actions separately. Some of the more important are the following:

1. AG Mass Demonstration – Saturday, June 2, 2007

2. AG G8, Agriculture and Genetic Technology – Sunday, June 3, 2007

3. AG Migration Action Day – Monday, June 4, 2007

4. AG Against Militarism, War and Torture – Tuesday, June 5, 2007

5. AG Mass Blockades – Wednesday, June 6, 2007

Additionally, there are various working groups that are dealing with practical themes, for example the AG Camp(s), AG Nazis/Extreme Right-Wing and the G8, AG Culture/Concerts, AG Alternative Summit.

1. AG Mass Demonstration – Saturday, June 2, 2007

The date for the mass demonstration in Rostock is Saturday, June 2, 2007. We want to create a broad international mobilization and to lay the necessary foundations for it. The mass demonstration should be an element of the summit mobilisation that brings together all participants across the political millues. It should express the multiplicity of the protest and of the resistance against the G8.

Therefore, there should be political and organisational unity in the demonstration, expressing mutual solidarity. On the one hand, this means that we want a demonstration in which everyone – including families with kids if possible – can participate and feel safe. On the other, it means that the demonstration will react together and in solidarity in response to any possible (police) attack against part of the demonstration.

Contact and further information: www.heiligendamm2007.de

2. AG G8, Agriculture and Genetic Technology – Sunday, June 3, 2007

The working group “G8, Agriculture and Genetic Technology,” expanded at the last conference in Rostock. Here are the planned actions:

• Beginning in March, an Info-Tour will head from Austria to Rostock. In the cities in which the tour stops, actions will take place in public spaces and information events will be held.

• On April 17, 2007, we will participate in the global day of action of “Via Campesina” about land rights.

• On May 22, 2007 we will organize a day of action around the topic of “Seeds and Biodiversity.”

• On Sunday, June 3, 2007, we will call for a day of action. We will mobilise in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern but are also calling for solidarity action in other localities and for an International Day of Action. Actions around the topic of genetic technology have already been planned. We want to harvest the fields of genetically modified produce around Rostock with as many people as possible.

• On Monday, June 4, 2007, actions in front of supermarkets are planned around the topic of groceries.

Contact and further information:

dissentnetzwerk.org/wiki/Arbeitsgruppe_G8_und_Landwirtschaft

www.dosto.de/gengruppe/g8_2007/index.php

www.gendreck-weg.de

g8_landwirtschaft@yahoo.de

3. AG Migration – Monday, June 4, 2007

The following actions are planned:
• Before the G8 summit:
- Numerous information tours with activists from Eastern Europe, Africa and the US
- Cooperation with EuroMayDay events (Hamburg, Berlin, Hanau and other places)
- Thematise the relationship between migration and precarity
- Caravan tour starts 1-2 weeks prior to the G8 summit and visits sites of resistance
• During the protest in Rostock
- Bloc particularly dedicated to migration at the large demonstration on June 2.
- Transnational networking meeting on June 3
- Migration day of action on Monday, June 4 – decentralized actions, demonstration and event in the evening
- Speakers and workshops at the alternative summit
Contact and further information: www.nolager.de

4. AG - Against Militarism, War and Torture – Tuesday, June 5, 2007

A central part is the blockade of the military airport of Rostock-Laage where the politicians, advisers and other participants in the G8 summit will arrive. In the summer of 2006 President Bush already traveled to Rostock through this military airport.

Further dates:

• May 31, 2007 – Arrival at the camp of the “Euro-March” and the “Caravan for the Rights of Immigrants”

• June 1, 2007 – Occupation of the "Bombodrom" land, in connection with the actions at Rostock-Laage military airport. (The “Bombodrom” refers to a very large military base in northern Germany between Berlin and Rostock, which is used by NATO for exercises. It is the largest area in Europe for military training with bombs and missiles.)

Contact and further information:

www.freieheide.de

www.g8andwar.de

www.freieheide-nb.de

g8undkrieg@so36.net

5. AG Blockades – Wed., June 6; Thursday, June 7; Friday, June 8 (beginning Wednesday)

The Working Group was prepared by the Block G8 Coalition.

Block G8, first of all, presented the basis for the mass blockades:

-Effective blockades
-Open for activists with no experience
-Based upon mass participation
-To be followed through in a transparent way

The concrete realisation of this is still in process within the Coalition. Independent of the concrete planning by Block G8, the fact remains: Lots of different blockades by different milieus will happen. Block G8 is just one amongst many. As a result, there is a necessity to co-ordinate and network different blockade concepts.

Contact and further information: www.block-g8.org

The blockade network "Block G8" has published a common call. Groups and organisations from different milieu are calling for the G8 to be opposed and disrupted through the means of civil disobedience.

The complete text is here:

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Block G8! - move, block, stay

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At the beginning of June 2007, the heads of state and government of the eight largest economic powers will come together for the G8 Summit in Heiligendamm near Rostock.As an act of civil disobedience, we will blockade this Summit. Our reason: The politics of the G8 stand for neoliberal, globalised capitalism, which dramatically increases the gap between the rich and poor worldwide. With the “"Block G8" campaign, we say “"No!"” and reject the legitimacy of the G8!

Different initiatives and movements are calling for resistance to the Summit. People from around the globe will articulate their protest through a diverse range of actions. The “"Block G8" campaign is one part of this. Take part in the protest actions and take a stand against the politics of the G8!

Resistance against the G8 –- For a Globalisation from Below
In June 2007, the voice of the powerful will not be the only one to be heard: Tens of thousands of people from around the globe will gather to demonstrate against the G8 and to take action together. Almost every milieu of the globalisation-critical movement have been called upon to protest. The other world will make its voice loud and clear and stand up for a globalisation from below: for equal rights; for political and cultural rights for all human-beings; for the right to global freedom of movement; for the responsible use of natural resources worldwide; for the guaranteeing of public spaces and goods; and for global social justice.

Mass and lasting blockades – We've come, and we're here to stay!
The “"Block G8"” campaign are organising blockades as an action of civil disobedience in which thousands of people from different political, social and cultural backgrounds can take part. Together, through these actions, we articulate a clear “"No!"” towards the G8. In doing so, however, we will not only demonstrate; we will actively block the G8 and the access roads to the conference centre over which the staff of diplomats, translators and service providers need to pass in order to get to Heiligendamm. We will not leave these access roads voluntarily, because our action is not intended to remain symbolic. We want to actually and effectively block the G8 Summit and cut it off from its infrastructure: We've come, and we're here to stay!

During the actions, we want to create a situation which is transparent for all the blockaders and in which the participants in the action show solidarity by taking care and supporting each other. Everybody needs to take responsibility for the success of powerful and decided blockades and mutually respect the borders and the protest cultures of all the participants. Potential police brutality, for example during the eviction of a blockade, has to be resisted, together, by showing solidarity and using the methods of civil disobedience.

Together Against the G8 Summit
Behind the concept of the mass blockades there are groups, organisations and individuals belonging to: the environmental and anti-nuclear movement; the globalisation-critical networks and the radical left; from non-violent action and autonomous antifascist groups; from the youth-wing of political parties and trade unions, as well as church groups. We bring diverse blockade experiences with us: from the anti-nuclear waste (CASTOR) transports in the Wendland (in North Germany), from the successful blockades of neo-nazi marches in Berlin, Kiel and Leipzig, from the “"Resist" campaign against the Iraq war, and from the protests against previous G8 summits.

The “"Block G8" campaign understands itself as a part of a broad societal resistance against the G8. The mass blockades, therefore, will fit in with the other actions and demonstrations and be agreed upon with other groups and initiatives.
Our actions build on the summit protests of previous years. In 1999 at the protests against the World Trade Organisation (WTO) in Seattle it was possible, for the first time, through mass blockades and other actions, to delay the conference's opening ceremony for hours –- an event which resonated throughout the world and marked the arrival of the globalisation-critical movement. With the actions in Seattle, the first cracks in the project of neoliberal globalisation were shown. Let's enlarge these cracks together in Heiligendamm!

Everyone can take part! There are different possibilities:
Declare your participation in the “"Block G8" campaign. Already, ahead of the Summit, we want to generate pressure against the G8 through thousands of declarations of intent. We want thousands of people to declare, as far as possible, that they will take part in the blockades in June 2007.
State your solidarity. If you already know that you cannot go to Heiligendamm, express your solidarity with the blockaders by signing this declaration of solidarity.
Form local groups and prepare, together, for blockades in Heiligendamm. The success of the blockades depend, amongst other things, on well-prepared groups and individuals. We offer trainings for action groups. Get in touch.
Organise events near you. We will happily come and explain about the G8, to report on the idea behind the “"Block G8" campaign, to give an impression of the state of preparations and the possibility for taking part in actions.

MORE INFORMATION CAN BE FOUND AT: WWW.BLOCK-G8.ORG
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The G8 summits are a symbol. They serve those in government as a demonstration of their power. Their news reports: There is no alternative to the new world order. With our action, we want to clearly reject the apparent lack of alternatives.

At the G8 summit, politics are concretely made and coordinated; a politics in which the interests of big business and financial investors are central. Around the globe, the dramatic division between the rich and the poor is worsened; accompanied by the widespread dismantling of social and democratic rights. When the G8 talk about debt relief and aid programmes for the poor, they remain silent about the fact that hunger, poverty and indebtedness are the result of neoliberal, globalised capitalism. The politics of the G8 lead to the unabated destruction of the basic requirements for human life, secures the access of a few states to the majority of resources, and is ultimately imposed through wars.

The G8 is an institution without legitimacy. It is a Club of the governments of only eight states which arrogates to make decisions that affect the lived realities of people around the world. It is not about different policies being formulated at the G8 summits; far more it is about calling into question and rejecting the legitimacy of the G8 and its politics in general.
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The “"Block G8"” Campaign Are:
AVANTI - Projekt undogmatische Linke
IG Metall Jugend Dessau
X-tausendmal quer
BUKO - Bundeskoordination Internationalismus
Antifaschistische Linke Berlin
BASTA! Linke Jugend Lübeck
BUNDjugend Bundesjugendleitung
AKU Wiesbaden
Redaktion Fantômas
IG Metall Jugend Halle
Antifa-KOK Düsseldorf und Umland
Institut für Theologie und Politik Münster
Grüne Jugend Bundesvorstand
Radikale Linke Nürnberg
Interventionistische Linke
IG Metall Jugend Berlin
[‘solid] - die sozialistische jugend
Antifaschistische Linke International Göttingen
Werkstatt für Gewaltfreie Aktion Baden
Aktivistinnen aus attac
Junge Linke.PDS Sachsen
Pax Christi - Kommission Weltwirtschaft, Ökologie und Soziale Gerechtigkeit
Kairos Europa
Organisierte Linke Karlsruhe
Vereinte Linke Lausitz
Anti-G8-Plattform München
AK Internationalismus München
Freitagskafe München
solid.org - Organisierung linker Basisgruppen
Gipfelsoli Infogruppe
Sozialistische Jugend - die Falken LV Berlin
IG BAU – Ortsverband Hamburg-Nord
Widerstandsgruppe Worms-Wonnegau (WWW)
['solid] Niedersachsen
FelS (Für eine linke Strömung)
Autonome Jugendantifa Nürnberg (AJA)
IG Metall Jugend Erfurt
Antifa-Soest
Sozialforum Saar, Pax Christi Trier
Ökumenisches Netz Rhein-Mosel-Saar

CONTACT
Kampagne Block G8
Nernstweg 32
22765 Hamburg
Germany

blockade@g8-2007.de
www.block-g8.org