Conclusion of the European Antifascist Meeting

Seventy years after World War II and the defeat of fascism, Europe is facing the challenge of a Nazi, racist far-right on the rise.

Racists and Nazis however definitely have an opponent who keeps growing stronger: the massive and pluralistic movement fighting in the streets all over Europe, not only against fascist terrorism but also against those who sustain and protect it: anti-grassroots policies, arbitrary police behaviour, neoliberal totalitarianism itself and the system trying to impose it.

On April 11^th, 12^th and 13^th 2014, resistance met in Athens and through assemblies, political events, workshops and discussions we shared our experiences and made a significant step to organising our cross-border solidarity and a concerted struggle against fascism all across Europe. We sent out a strong message against fascism, sexism, racism, state totalitarianism and the deadlock of capitalism.

The Assembly concluded the following:

- To designate Saturday November 8^th, 2014 as common day of action across Europe, considering that Sunday, November 9^th is the black anniversary of the “night of pogroms”;

- International days of commemoration and solidarity on the dates of assassinations of antifascists by fascists by organizing symbolic mobilizations in cities or embassies;

• Greece: 1 year from the assassination of Pavlos Fyssas, Thursday September 18^th, 2014;
• France: 1 year from the assassination of antifascist Clement Méric in Paris, Thursday June 5^th, 2014.

- Create a common internet platform of counter-information, mutual news sharing and views sharing to coordinate international action and solidarity more effectively.

The Assembly of the European Antifascist Meeting