June 2013 issue of Freedom
The June 2013 issue is now out and available either directly from Freedom Bookshop or from other good radical bookshops or social centres.

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» LARC, London
» 56a Infoshop, London
» Newham Bookshop, London
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» Rough Trade, east London
» Rough Trade, west London
» Whitechapel Art Gallery, London
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» Cowley Club, Brighton
» Kebele social centre, Bristol
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» News From Nowhere, Liverpool
» Sumac Centre, Nottingham
» October Books, Southampton
» AK Press, Online

Or take out a yearly subscription and have the paper delivered to you every month at a discounted rate.

June 2013 issue of Freedom includes:

• News
  Undercover cop scandal
  G8 protests
  Open secrets (on government surveillance)
  The Turkish revolt
• International news
  Squatters  in Manila clash with police
  Political prisoners seize control
  Notes from the US
  News in brief
• The Bigger Picture
  Firefighters and their supporters march in protest over proposed station closures
• Analysis
  Turkey: an eyewitness account on the ongoing uprising
• Comment
  A close shave
  Debating the legacy of anarcho-punk
• Economics
  Kropotkin and property ownership
• History
  A lot of fuss about nothing?
• Feature
  The bin man problem: Jamie Ranger looks at creating a more DIY society
• Interview
  House of Brag: the London Queer Social Centre
• Prison news
  The new face of legal aid
  Prison suicide stats released
  plus crimes committed by prison officers, the latest on Sean Swain and Italian prisons
• Sport
  Clueless Blatter strikes again
  Nazi fighter snubbed
• Getting Active
  Guy Smallman’s photographs on show in the bookshop
  Report on the EDL in Colchester exploiting the death of Lee Rigby
  What’s on
• Culture
  Adam Britner reviews the book Daoism and Anarchism by John A. Rapp
  Zakk Flash reviews the children’s book A is for Activist.
  Charlotte Dingle reviews the film We Steal Secrets: The Story of Wikileaks directed by Alex Gibney.
  The Hecklers exhibition in Walsall, Freedom speaks with artist and curator Cedar Lewisohn.
• Also in this issue
  The Svartfrosk column ‘A sideways look’
  Donald Rooum’s Wildcat cartoon
  The Quiz
  What’s On
  Readers’ letters and comments
  ‘Cats on the Internet’ cartoon by Marc Roberts

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Angel Alley
84b Whitechapel High Street
London E1 7QX 

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