Iain McKay
7 May 2026
Remembering Albert Meltzer
Thirty years after his death, his emphasis on class struggle remains – whilst the ‘anarcho-liberals’ have disappeared
Features
Jamie Ludd
5 May 2026
The Lesnes estate: Popular resistance in the neoliberal city
Squatters joined residents in Thamesmead to confront the exclusionary vision of London as a property portfolio
Daniel Adediran
4 May 2026
Freedom, Summer 2026: Black Anarchism
The Black anarchist experience in the fight against oppression and domination of all stripes is at the centre of our new print edition
Peter Werbe
26 April 2026
Files on the Fifth Estate
The spying was part of a covert, illegal national anti-radical program initiated by the FBI
Emily Channell-Justice
22 April 2026
Left of Maidan: The story of a banner
“We Are Against A Police State”, it declared in 2014: Black, block letters on a white sheet, with no logo
Jim the Jester
19 April 2026
This is madness: Surveillance and mutual care
Experience taught me that the best people to help are the ones in the trenches with you
Norry LaPorte
16 April 2026
Book review: The Displaced
Sharif Gemie’s novel about refugees in 1945 Europe is both timely and important
La Zarzamora
15 April 2026
Mónica Caballero: “Never let vulnerable comrades be or feel alone”
The Chilean anarchist prisoner talks about her situation, views on patriarchy and speciesism, and anti-prison politics
ASN Co-convenors
10 April 2026
Anarchademics descend on Oxford
The Anarchist Studies Network organised three sessions at the Political Studies Association Conference 2026
Ruby Tuke
7 April 2026
William Godwin: A radical mind
The philosopher and novelist was the first to formulate the modern conception of anarchism
punkacademic
5 April 2026
Radical Reprint: Remembering the Poll Tax revolt
Thirty-six years on, Freedom revisits the 1990 Poll Tax riots and considers their legacy
Freedom News
1 April 2026
Shabana Mahmood defects to Reform UK
Resigning Home Secretary to condemn PM and Labour “wokerati” for blocking harsher policing and immigration policy (Satire)
Yann Dey-Helle
29 March 2026
Indonesia: Asia’s alternative football laboratory
Indonesian alternative football has developed its own identity, but the influence of the experience of self-organised clubs in England is palpable
Neil Middleton
22 March 2026
Anarchist panic and the Greek State
How the anarchist movement responded during Greece’s decade at the centre of the capitalist crisis
Tom Goyens
17 March 2026
Johann Most: Behind the caricature
The German-American anarchist, who died 120 years ago today, was a gifted writer and influential agitator