Currently, the Anarchist Federation consists of the following sections: FA Czestochowa – Autonomous Anarchist Group FA Cracow, FA Łódź – Black Banner, FA Poznań, FA Rzeszów, FA Silesia, FA Wrocław Additionally, their membership also consists of "contacts" (smaller groups which will eventually become sections). These include: FA Bydgoszcz, FA Gniezno, FA Konin, FA Leszno, FA Lublin, FA Nowy Sącz, Ostrów Wielkopolski FA, Szczecin FA, Zielona Góra FA Activities and Beliefs FA describes two separate types of anarchist activity they engage in: Direct actions – demonstrations, pickets, happenings, etc; Publishing activity. FA has previously rallied around both domestic issues, specifically adopting policies on: anti-state, anti-government, pro-environmental, anti-fascist, anti-military, and anti-worker exploitation issues. They have additionally taken up policies on international issues, previously protesting against the actions of individual states and international organizations, and having specifically criticized globalization. Since their inception, FA has not changed their policies on the topics of: pro-choice, anti-militarism and pacifism, communalism, and free education. FA has organised protests against corporations, in particular McDonalds, and foreign governments, namely against the military intervention of the USA in Afghanistan and Iraq, and against Russia's 1994 invasion of Chechnya. The Anarchist Federation has also protested against the G8 summits, the European Economic Forum in Warsaw, NATO, the installation of the missile defence shield in Poland, and the United Nations climate summit in Poznań in 2008. Anarchists from the FA also participate in protests called "Food Not Bombs". National Government Protests FA has stated their anti-parliamentary policies and boycotting activities derive from ideals of Pierre-Joseph Proudhon, Mikhail Bakunin and Peter Kropotkin. FA will release anti-election posters, and leaflets in protest of Polish and international elections, being particularly critical of representative democracies. On the topic of voting, FA has stated, "The whole truth about voting can be summed up in one sentence: by voting, you give others power over yourself. By choosing one or many masters, whether for a short or long time, you give up your own freedom". These leaflets are predominately posted online, often with the phrases: "Compatriots! And now we don't give a damn about you! With greetings from the newly elected deputies and senators of the Republic of Poland" "If elections changed anything, they would have been illegal long ago. Don't vote! Keep your vote to yourself" "Direct democracy – YES! Representative democracy – NO!" "Don't vote for anyone! Turn on your brain and don't let the system think