More news to follow
January 7th: Dutch authorities ignored a UN ruling protecting the social centre today to brutally clear the area with riot police, private security and heavy machinery.
Amsterdam: ADM eviction
The ADM eviction has started on Nonday morning, 7 january 2019. Time line, pictures, videos and more news are to be found on Indymedia Nederland. 
No statement at the moment about this eviction on the ADM website. More news to follow as soon as possible…
Tuesday 8 january 8 14:00u
Most people are out, but there is still some in jail.
In solidarity with them, we will make another noise demo!
Bring anything that makes noise!
Invite friends!
Address:
Cellencompex Noord-West
Meer en vaart 284B
amsterdam
Some squats in Amsterdam: https://radar.squat.net/en/groups/city/amsterdam/type/squat
Groups (social centres, collectives, squats) in Amsterdam: https://radar.squat.net/en/groups/city/amsterdam
Events in Amsterdam: https://radar.squat.net/en/events/city/Amsterdam
The ADM was the biggest cultural free-haven in the Netherlands. Our community consisted of around 125 people from all ages, nationalities and walks of life. We transformed a disused, derelict shipyard from the Amsterdam Drydock Company into a thriving Living Experiment, sharing our space, visions and creations. We produced our own projects such as Green ADM, festivals, concerts, workshops and arts.
Like many other historic squat’ communities, ADM was a fertile, vibrant space for local and international cultural climates, as well as playing a leading role in the Creative Industry. In a city where thinking within existing frameworks, economic interests and clean sidewalks dominate the public domain, our community has been developing an alternative society based on solidarity, self-organization, mutual respect, improvisation, nature and sustainability.
ADM
Amsterdam, the Netherlands
https://squ.at/r/5g4
The Free 