(en) Serbia, Belgrade, First Balkan Conference anarcho-syndicalist (pt)

The first anarcho-syndicalist conference of the Balkans, took place over the weekend of 6 
and 7 April in Belgrade organized by fellow Serbs. Participants companions Croatia, 
Bulgaria, Macedonia, Kosovo and Serbia, it was not possible, at the last minute, attend 
the companions of Slovenia, Greece, Romania and Turkey, but sent greetings to the 
Conference. Was this also a delegate of the Secretariat of the International Association 
of workers (Ait). ---- The conference began with a brief introduction by the participating 
organizations and groups, who presented the activities of their organizations and the 
political context in which they operate.
This was the basis for the discussions that followed and which focused on themes such as 
coorden??o regional labor movement and the prospects of revolutionary syndicalism, the 
student struggles, the anarcho-syndicalist response to nationalism, racism and fascism in 
the region, issues with liberalism and reformism in labor movements and models for face, 
issues on security and strengthening the infrastructure of the movement in the region. 
There was also the presentation of the AIT and there was still a debate about the 
practical struggles in workplaces. Conference participants concluded the initiative that 
lasted two days participating in a demonstration organized by the Anarcho-Syndicalist 
Initiative (Serbia) against the Serbian Ministry of Labour - against the new law to 
strike, layoffs and unemployment.