Jo Lane
16 December 2025
Art action: “The Death of Humanity”
We had some really meaningful interactions at points and even gained a mourner for one leg of the journey
We had some really meaningful interactions at points and even gained a mourner for one leg of the journey
A curmudgeonly anarchist Christmas rejoinder is in some ways truer now than it was forty-five years ago
The author, who died 125 years ago today, defended the creative free individual against all forms of societal tyranny
The legendary Wobbly and songwriter, executed 110 years ago, was celebrated worldwide for his resilience and humour
These centres, in a non-place lost among the mountains, threaten to become a European model for deportations
A principled anarchist who faced death with bravery, Fumiko Kaneko is a model of unwavering defiance in the face of overwhelming odds
In Berlin, radical spaces facing capitalist expropriation continue to resist with solidarity and a revolutionary memory
With American nukes back in Britain, Freedom’s editorial at the height of the cold war could as well have been written today
A political activist and award-winning science fiction author, he was also a visionary of alternatives to capitalism
During a summer break in the south, Freedom grabbed the opportunity to interview the Anarchist Collective Rouvikonas in Athens
Fourteen years of worker control in Brazil’s only occupied factory
Instead of a coherent critique of woke culture, we get a confused, grudge-laden screed that fails to balance the left’s internal contradictions with any meaningful analysis
Erich Mühsam and Bertha von Suttner, anarchist antimilitarism and organised pacifism
Our title theme this time: “Watching them watching us”—deadline 4 October