Transformative Justice Under Authoritarianism Zine — Volume 1: Yo No Fui
Volume 1: A Conversation with the YoNoFui Collective of Argentina
By Melanie Brazzell and Andrea J. Ritchie in collaboration with Yo No Fui
April 2026
In spring 2025, Interrupting Criminalization hosted a Transformative Justice Under Authoritarianism webinar series, inviting groups from around the globe into public conversations about how they are practicing transformative justice under authoritarian regimes and conditions, and how to build stronger bridges of solidarity and support among abolitionists that transcend borders. The first of these conversations, which took place in March 2025, was with YoNoFui, an abolitionist and antifascist collective in Argentina.
This new zine summarizes that conversation with YoNoFui, about transnational authoritarian collaborations and abolitionist resistance.
You can download the zine below in English or Spanish, in either single page format or booklet format. You can also view graphic notes from the conversation.
Graphic Notes
Want to learn more about YoNoFui and about community-based responses to harm around the world?
Check out our resource Transformative Justice Knows No Borders, which summarizes our learnings from our “Practicing for an Abolitionist World” conference in summer of 2023, which convened people from around the world who are practicing non-state community-based responses to harm and violence, particularly gendered and sexualized violence.
In addition to YoNoFui, the conference and resulting resource included case studies from the Philippines, Kurdistan, Argentina, and India. This report looks at the different languages and lineages people draw on in each of these places to root transformative justice practices in their local soil.
