Coal Acion Network
1 October 2024
The end of UK coal power: Community action’s quiet victory
Site occupations have been a significant tactic in slowing or stopping new coal mines and power stations
Features
Rob Ray
29 September 2024
Radical reprint: War arrived, and with it the anarchists despaired
By the time Freedom’s September issue hit the streets in 1914 the disaster that was to become known as World War One was already underway, and anarchists found themselves shouting sanity into a world that no longer wanted to listen
Tom Goyens
27 September 2024
Australia’s forgotten global anarchist
Jack Andrews was Australia’s leading proponent of communist-anarchism and a key figure in the international anarchist movement
Levon Kwok
24 September 2024
Blackbird: A howl of protest from Hong Kong anarchists
The indie band mixed diverse musical styles with an anti-establishment agenda
Aidan Frere-Smith
22 September 2024
The herbal solidarity project resisting state oppression
We talk to organiser Nicole Rose, a longtime campaigner for animal rights, the environment, solidarity with political prisoners, migrants and those suffering from trauma
Sean Patterson
20 September 2024
The life, death, and resurrection of the Nestor Makhno monument
Since the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the monument has become a symbol of defiance, identity, and hope
Czech Anarchist Federation
18 September 2024
Report from Freedom Fighters 16
The anti-fascist combat sports tournament took place in Poznań, Poland
Anatoly Dubovik
17 September 2024
Fire and passion: The life of Ukrainian anarchist Maria Nikiforova
On the anniversary of Maria Nikiforova’s execution at the hands of the White Army on September 17, 1919, we present a translation of Anatoly Dubovik’s biographical sketch of this unique Ukrainian anarchist
Vicente Guedero
10 September 2024
For the advent of a new libertarian mythology
The case for a renewal of an anarchist mythos, a thread of story and imagination for the future that can inspire and challenge capitalism’s carrot/stick of end-times and saviours
Loukas Christodoulou
31 August 2024
How Sweden’s oldest anarchist paper survived so long
Interview with Viktor Mauritz, an editorial collective member, about how the newspaper was founded and what it means today
Uri Gordon
30 August 2024
Not just sex: Talking about Alex Comfort with Eric Laursen
An interview with the author of Polymath
Sean Patterson
30 August 2024
Through war, despotism and social change: Russia’s Anarchist Black Cross
Interview with Anarchist Black Cross-Moscow
Amedeo Bertolo, Marianne Enckell
28 August 2024
The circled A at 60 part three: The true story
Despite well-documented evidence of its origin, numerous fanciful speculations persis
Gully, Co-operation Hul
27 August 2024
Hull’s new groove: From arrests to assemblies
How former Extinction Rebellion activists and co-operatives took inspiration from models worldwide and built a localised movement.