Anonymous organise une journée mondiale de désobéissance civile le 5 novembre | Actualutte
Anonymous organise une journée mondiale de désobéissance civile le 5 novembre | Actualutte
As every year, the mysterious group Anonymous hacktivists will commemorate the night of the conspiracy calling for a global day of civil disobedience.
5 November 1605, Guy Fawkes, a Catholic revolutionary stopped as he was about to blow up the House of Lords during the opening ceremony of Parliament. Since 2006 and the movie V for Vendetta, the figure of Guy Fawkes represented as a freedom fighter willing to sacrifice himself for his cause has become the icon of the Anonymous movement in the struggle for freedom of expression .
The group announced that it will attack on November 5 at several government sites in the world and called in a video titled "Anonymous # NOV5TH 2013 - the lion sleeps no more", all activists to occupy public spaces during ' a day of global civil disobedience. "Now it's time to occupy everywhere" and can be read in the call. Facebook is also in the viewfinder, members of the group who issued an ultimatum to the social network that respects the privacy of users.
The appeal also seeks to revive "the flame of protest" calling for the union of the various movements against austerity. Community support including the Occupy movement that struggle worldwide against economic inequalities, austerity and the dictatorship of the financial world.
Dozens of rallies around the world
Dozens of rallies are held around the world but it is in London that will concentrate the bulk of the troops. 6000 people have announced their intention to participate in the occupation of 24h under Trafalgar Square. In Paris, the collection is organized 18h Place de la Bastille.
Last year, calls for disobedience had gathered thousands of protesters around the world, including hundreds in Trafalgar Square, all wearing the famous Guy Fawkes mask. Many cyberattacks were then reported against government sites and national banks.
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