Sam Skelt
4 December 2022
Long struggle: The IWA at 100
Founded in 1922, the International Workers’ Association (IWA) is celebrating its centenary this month. Over the last century it has represented many millions of people, faced repression…
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Solidarity Collectives
28 November 2022
Solidarity Collectives’ fight Russian imperialism
“Collectives” isn’t merely a name but the essence of our initiative which was joined by various organizations and groups
Avtonom
21 November 2022
“I take a sick leave” How mobilization affected workers
Antifond — is a common project of Antijob, Feminist Anti-War Resistance and Antiwar Sick Leave (Antivoenny Bolnichny), organized after beginning of the invasion. The project focuses on supporting…
Rob Ray
18 November 2022
Syndicalism – a working-class conception of socialism
Taking a look into the archives of Freedom in November 1912 as a wave of militant, non-hierarchical trade unionism reached its high water mark.
Uri Gordon
17 November 2022
Review: Practical Anarchism: A Guide for Everyday Life
A valuable gateway for readers new to anarchism
Rohan Rice
11 November 2022
A cartography of police violence
The map, wrote Sylvia Wynter, is a function. And therefore a function can be mapped. Cartography has never been neutral and its function is always the representation…
Glen Black
9 November 2022
Road to Rojava
In 2019 a crew of experienced documentary makers travelled to the Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria (AANES), commonly known as Rojava. The cameras followed Janet…
Adam Cogan
8 November 2022
From the land comes desire
The following text comes from the newest issue of Lumpen: A Journal of Poor and Working Class Writers. Lumpen takes unsolicited submissions from people who self-identify as poor…
MSDN
7 November 2022
Report: Medical Self-Defence Network work in Ukraine
CONTENT WARNING: Highly graphic images of war injuries Freedom republish Medical Self-Defence Network‘s (MSDN) report: Since March this year, I came to work as a frontline medical…
Sean Rankin
4 November 2022
US telecom astroturf offensive in corporate civil war
A US based telecommunications investment company, that could lose millions of pounds in revenue under rule changes to the mobile phone mast renting system in the UK,…
George F.
22 October 2022
London squatting opportunity of the week – a piss-drenched terrace in Whitehall
Suddenly available after it’s previous occupant spontaneously combusted leaving only a pair of ruby slippers and the stench of burning housing insulation, this property in Whitehall is admittedly a fixer-upper. Full disclosure: in recent years tenants had to be forcibly removed for rowdy parties and anti-social behaviour, and the place positively reeks of piss and chardonnay, but the building itself has previously a long and esteemed history as a fuck-palace of the elite.
George F.
18 October 2022
London squatting opportunity of the week – shop will Eat itself
In the second installment of Freedom’s woeful rip-off of a much more successful column, to commemorate 10 years since the criminalisation of squatting in residential buildings, George F glibly presents housing opportunities for those who would wish to take them.
Louis Further
17 October 2022
Notes from the US
Freedom’s long-running US correspondent Louis Further does his monthly roundup of some of the lesser-known stories that have emerged over the last few weeks. Education …
John Paton
16 October 2022
Tom Mann and the industrial union movement
A legendary trade unionist and communist, Mann (1856-1941) was by turns inspirational and frustrating for the syndicalist movement in Britain
Anon 2022101301
13 October 2022
Ways to ruin the boss’s day
Our listicle with difference goes through 16 ways, other than strike action, in which workers can (and have) made life difficult for management during a dispute.