September 2012 issue of Freedom
The September 2012 issue is now out and available either directly from Freedom Bookshop or from other good radical bookshops or social centres.

Stockists:
» Freedom Bookshop, London
» Housmans bookshop, London
» LARC, London
» 56a Infoshop, London
» Newham Bookshop, London
» Pogo Cafe, London
» Rough Trade, east London
» Rough Trade, west London
» Whitechapel Art Gallery, London
» Bike Foundry, Birmingham
» Cowley Club, Brighton
» Kebele social centre, Bristol
» Hydra Books, Bristol
» ACE, Edinburgh
» Word Power, Edinburgh
» News From Nowhere, Liverpool
» Sumac Centre, Nottingham
» October Books, Southampton
» AK Press, Online

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

September 2012 issue of Freedom includes:

• News
  Anarchists detained
  Wildcat walkout wins
  Freedom of your information
  Empty house seized
  It’s not just the tuition fees…
• International news
  Massacre at Marikana
  Spanish supermarket sweep
  Notes from the US
  News in brief
• Feature
  Housing and asylum
• Analysis
  The politics behind the London IWW split
• The Bigger Picture
  The 2012 London Anarchist Bookfair
• Economics
  What’s wrong with Libor?
• History
  The Rand rebellion
• Interview
  Visiting modern anarchism’s birthplace: AF members talk about the recent St Imier conference
• Comment
  Fit for work
• Prison news
  Social impact bonds
  News in brief
• Sport
  Hidden victims of the NHL lock-out
  Soccer vs The State
• Getting Active
  Report on the Earth First! summer gathering
  The Advisory Service for Squatters on the recent changes to squatting law
• Culture
  Review of Punk’s Dead
  The book Reacting to Reality Television reviewed
  ‘Blake and the drunk soldier’ on the arts pages
  The fiction  column by Martin H. continues with ‘Self-doubt’
• Also in this issue
  The Svartfrosk column ‘A sideways look’ is on school sports
  Donald Rooum’s Wildcat cartoon
  The Quiz
  What’s On
  Readers’ letters and comments

Freedom newspaper can be purchased directly from our shop or is also available from any good radical bookshop/social centre.
Freedom Bookshop
Angel Alley
84b Whitechapel High Street
London E1 7QX 

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