text: A trial against the youths' movement Jarrai- Haika-Segi, accused of contributing to street violence in an organized form and connivance with ETA.
  Another trial against Pepe Rei and his new investigation magazine Ardi Beltza (Black Sheep). The magazine was also closed down.
  A trial against the political organization Ekin (Action), accused of promoting civil disobedience.
  A trial against the organization Joxemi Zumalabe Fundazioa, which was once again accused of promoting civil disobedience.
  A trial against the prisoner support movement Amnistiaren Aldeko Komiteak.
  A trial against Batasuna and the Herriko Tabernak (people's taverns), accused of acting as a network of meeting centres for members and supporters of ETA. Batasuna was outlawed in all forms. Most taverns continue working normally as their ownership is not directly linked to Batasuna.
  A trial against the league of Basque-language academies AEK. The case was dropped in 2001.
  Another trial against Ekin, accusing Iker Casnova of managing the finances of ETA.
  A trial against the association of Basque municipalities Udalbiltza.
  The closing of the newspaper Euskaldunon Egunkaria in 2003 and the imprisonment and trial of its editor, Martxelo Otamendi, due to links with ETA accounting and fundraising, and other journalists (some of whom reported torture).
  In 2007, indicted members of the youth movements Haika, Segi and Jarrai were found guilty of a crime of connivance with terrorism.