50 people one year on. A protester pleaded guilty in January 2004 to Section 20 unlawful wounding (grievous bodily harm) and two violent disorder charges, plus an additional charge of skipping bail in 2000. He received a -year sentence. In Eugene, Oregon Rob Thaxton was sentenced to 88 months in jail after throwing a rock at a police officer while trying to avoid being arrested. J18 was the first in a line of huge anti-capitalist and anti-globalisation protests. Others included the 1999 Seattle WTO protests, the protests in Prague during the 2000 International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank summit and the 2001 protests against the 27th G8 summit in Genoa. Reflections On 23 June 1999 Undercurrents, the alternative news organisation, premiered a 30-minute documentary in Oxford about the day produced from the pooled footage of a dozen video operators in London. The documentary was shown at festivals and social centres all over the UK during the following months. A pamphlet entitled Reflections on June 18 with 18 contributions was published in October 1999. A comic history of the day was produced by SchNEWS. See also Anti-globalization movement Earth First! Peoples' Global Action Tactical frivolity List of demonstrations against corporate globalization References Further reading Anonymous, Friday June 18th 1999, Confronting Capital And Smashing The State! , article in Do or Die 8. Complete list of actions worldwide J18 Timeline London External links Archived global J18 site accessed June 11, 2006. Archived UK J18 site accessed June 11, 2006. Reclaim the Streets accessed June 11, 2006. Chronological video single camera record without commentary "Radical Imagination (Carnivals of Resistance)", video by Marcelo Expósito (2004) Dancing at the Edge of Chaos:a spanner in the works of global capitalism by Wat Tyler "Reflections on June 18 – global day of action in financial centres 1999", Anarchist Federation pamphlet, October 1999. J18, 1999, film by Stefan Szczelkun Anti-globalization protests 1999 in politics 1999 protests Anarchism in the United Kingdom Counterculture festivals Protests in London June 1999 events in the United Kingdom 1999 in London