Louis Further
15 June 2023
Notes from the US: Bigotry reigning
DeSantis and his mob have explicitly warned us what to expect if he gets anywhere near the White House. Believe them. Believe them.
Features
Freedom News
11 June 2023
International Day of solidarity with long-term anarchist prisoners
Since its inception, June 11th has been a day in which our friends have stayed connected to the struggles that they were a part of
Anon ymous Employee
1 June 2023
St Mungo’s strikes and the parasitical culture of corporatism, cronyism, and white supremacy
The truth is that the clients St Mungo’s is supposed to help, and the staff who are supposed to do so are just a number to the St Mungo’s machine.
David Fryer
28 May 2023
Non accidental death of an activist
Cathy was a fatality of the war without bullets, a term she coined to refer to the many vicious forms of violence being waged on people deemed surplus to the requirements of neoliberal capitalism.
UK election monitors
17 May 2023
As election fraud shows, Erdoğan would never cede power
The repression of the Turkish state is ever-present.
Louis Further
16 May 2023
Notes from the US: Fascism rising
Donald Trump is openly building alliances with fascists and neo-Nazis
Loukas Christodoulou
14 May 2023
“If Erdogan loses there will be a big party. If he wins, people will go to prison”
Interview with two election observers from the UK in Turkey for the presidential election:
Arnold Beep
9 May 2023
Why Stalin should not be respected as an ‘anti-fascist’
But what about before they had no choice but to defend themselves? Well, that picture is not one of a clear cut fight of good against evil, but rather undeniable complicity in horror and war.
Corporate Watch
4 May 2023
Interview: Biofuel Watch
Biofuel Watch works to campaign against the use of bio-energy. Focusing a lot at the moment on woody biomass. So [our] forests being used to create electricity, but also liquid biofuels from crops like corn and soy. And we campaign to highlight the issues for biodiversity and the climate, and [their] impacts on human health.
Justice for Kevan Tharkar
23 April 2023
Kevan Thakrar challenges torture in Belmarsh
On 25 and 26 April Kevan Thakrar, a young Muslim man, is bringing a legal challenge in the High Court against his prolonged and indefinite solitary confinement in prison segregation. Since April 2021 he has been confined to his cell for 23 hours a day and has to exercise in what amounts to a cage.
Museum of Homelessness
21 April 2023
New research: 1313 homeless deaths in 2022
New research by Museum of Homelessness has revealed another increase in the number of people dying while homeless in the UK – with nationwide figures reaching 1313…
Corporate Watch
17 April 2023
Interview: Coal Action Network
The things that we can see through the work that we’ve taken on coal, that are equally relevant in other contexts are that communities that resist coal mines or resist extractivist projects are much more successful when the community works together.
AltLeft
10 April 2023
Interview: Russian anti-war prisoner solidarity
“There are few of us, and we can’t handle the flow of repression.” Solidarity Zone is a project to help people who have been repressed for anti-war…
Warren Draper
7 April 2023
West Papua and an indigenous-led future
On Tuesday 18th April there will be an opportunity to listen to members of the West Papuan Liberation Movement to learn about the anti-colonial struggle in West…
DOXA
31 March 2023
Voices from the front: Russian anarchist fights for Ukraine
Repost from DOXA Ilya Leshiy (not his real name) has been participating in hostilities as part of various Ukrainian formations for a year now and is fighting…