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Solidarity instead of repression: Stop transphobia and cops in the Altdorfer Forest!

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from: AntifaZH on: September 12th, 2026 - 7:48 p.m. Topics: AntifafeminismOpen spacesGenderSocial strugglesRegions: Ravensburg Baden Württemberg

There have been incidents in the Altdorfer Forest that we as a left-wing and emancipatory structure cannot leave uncommented. A non-binary person is currently being specifically excluded and portrayed as “dangerous”. The first letter of her deadname is even being spread on Indymedia - an absolutely unacceptable outing and a patriarchal attack on a person's self-determination. An attempt is made to frame calling the cops as an alleged "emergency measure" or an act out of "desperation". That's a lie. In this particular environment, calling the cops over absolutely trivial things has become the norm. Anyone who, in a supposedly left-wing or ecological free space, attacks the state's repressive authorities against peopleturns on inside, breaks with basic anarchist and anti-fascist principles. Bulls are not conflict resolversinside, but henchmen of the system. The alleged conflict was also deliberately fueled by the other people involved. Instead of having a de-escalating effect or simply keeping one's mouth shut, there was constant provocation. Particularly perfidious: Although the person concerned clearly and unambiguously communicated that he did not use pronouns, he was continually misgendered (“he/him”). This is not an oversight, but deliberate psychological violence and transphobic harassment. We demand an end to the hate speech, an end to misgendering and a clear ban on cops in our spaces! Solidarity with the person affected!

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