Doug Thorpe
8 December 2017
Stopping the Haringey Development Vehicle
In common with estates and boroughs in city and town centres all over Britain, Haringey is facing a major redevelopment drive which threatens to gut its local…
Features
Partisan Collective
29 November 2017
Welcome to Partisan
Manchester has been struggling along without a stable radical social centre since 2007, when The Basement was ruined by flooding, but that all changed in 2017. When…
Rob Ray
16 November 2017
A year through anarchist eyes: 1950
A unique run through the pages of Freedom in 1950
15 November 2017
Brazil: Neoliberal drift and repression of popular movements
José Luis Carretero Miramar writes on recent Brazilian state crackdowns against anarchists amid increasing fascist confidence, and how social movements are rising to meet it. The social…
On Uncertain Ground
14 November 2017
The positive self-organisation of South Essex
Positive stories celebrating community self-organisation are a relative rarity in our modern cynical era
Rob Ray
29 October 2017
Eclipse Phase – The anarchist RPG
For all that “nerd culture” has become hegemonic on our screens, role play games (RPGs) have remained on the fringes of that success with Dungeons and Dragons…
Agros Occupation
28 October 2017
Saronic, the marine dump of development
On September 10th, the tanker Agia Zoni II, sank into the Saronic Gulf. The ship dumped (according to the well-known shipowner Kountouri) about 2,600 tons of oil. Initially…
Rob Ray
26 October 2017
A history of Freedom Press
An edited amalgamation of several different accounts, this essay only really skims the surface of the Freedom Press’s long and storied history
Rebel City
21 October 2017
Stop Killing Londoners: Direct Action Environmentalism
The name of new anti-pollution campaigning group Stop Killing Londoners is not just designed to grab attention, but reflects what is actually happening. A report by King’s…
Resistance
13 September 2017
Struggling for Our Families and Our Lives
When we’re deciding whether or not to have children, where and how to bring them up, when, and with whom, we’re influenced by social forces which are…
Avalanche
2 September 2017
France: Fighting under the state of emergency
There have been a range of conversations in recent months regarding the situation in France—for example the consequences of jihadist attacks, in particular in repressive terms, as France…
Avalanche
1 September 2017
The struggle against Google in Berlin
Earlier this year Google rocked up to Kreuzberg district in Berlin with plans for a swanky new Google Campus. The idea immediately sparked a great deal of local…
Anon 2017082101
21 August 2017
Brutality of France’s police has precedent
This article was originally written for Harz Labour, a journal published by comrades involved in autonomous struggles in the West of France. It was published amid some…
Logan Marie Glitterbomb
10 August 2017
Teaching freedom: Thoughts on an anarchist education
Nearly everyone from across the political spectrum can agree that our current public education system in america is not ideal. Those on the statist left tend to…
LCAP
19 July 2017
LCAP: A decade of direct action
Based on a “direct action casework” model of community organising pioneered in Ontario, Canada in the 1990s, the London Coalition Against Poverty was formed in 2007 to…