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The Anarchist Communist Initiative ('''Turkish''': Anarsist Komünist Inisiyatif) is a [[Turkish]] [[anarchist-communist]], [[Platformist]] organization. AKI is the largest anarchist organization in Turkey presently.
The Anarchist Communist Initiative ('''Turkish''': Anarsist Komünist Inisiyatif) is a [[Turkish]] [[anarchist-communist]], [[Platformist]] organization. AKI is the largest anarchist organization in Turkey presently.

AKI has been involved in may social struggles in Turkey. They are involved in resistance to the [[war in Iraq]] <ref>[http://www.ainfos.ca/05/jan/ainfos00473.html Anarchist Communist Initiative will be in Kadiköy ]</ref> There have been solidarity efforts with other anarchists abroad, such as organizing actions to support [[striking]] workers of the Swedish [[anarcho-syndicalist]] union, the [[Central Organization of the Workers of Sweden]] <ref>[http://www.anarkismo.net/article/4173] Solidarity With Swedish Workers</ref>. The AKI has been active in supporting the struggles of workers within Turkey, as well as those of other oppressed elements of society.


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Revision as of 04:21, 1 August 2009

The Anarchist Communist Initiative (Turkish: Anarsist Komünist Inisiyatif) is a Turkish anarchist-communist, Platformist organization. AKI is the largest anarchist organization in Turkey presently.

AKI has been involved in may social struggles in Turkey. They are involved in resistance to the war in Iraq [1] There have been solidarity efforts with other anarchists abroad, such as organizing actions to support striking workers of the Swedish anarcho-syndicalist union, the Central Organization of the Workers of Sweden [2]. The AKI has been active in supporting the struggles of workers within Turkey, as well as those of other oppressed elements of society.