‘Fighting an alligator in the water’: Reflections on the Kenmure Street ICE resistance
May 17th: Haringey Anti-Raids reflect on the magical scenes in Glasgow and why the work of resisting immigration enforcement needs to begin long before ICE vans slither in to our communities.
Close the Camps: Day of Action at Napier Barracks
May 8th: A coalition of grassroots groups calls for an action against the Home Office housing of asylum seekers in ex-army barracks, which have been declared “unsuitable for human accommodation” by independent inspectors and “a living nightmare” by a former resident.
Bolt hides from workers demanding safety protections after murder of driver
May 5th: The United Private Hire Drivers Branch of the Independent Workers’ Union of Great Britain (IWGB) protested on Tuesday 4 May outside Bolt offices in London.
Rage Against HS2 project and music album launches
April 30th: A new project against the HS2 development has launched today.
Russia: editors of radical student magazine arrested for posting a protest rights video
April 21st: Last week, the Russian authorities carried out searches at the offices of the student magazine DOXA and the flats of its four editors.
Notes from the US
April 15th: 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.
Cuba: Economic change and authoritarian stasis
April 10th: Octavio Alberola looks at the Cuban state’s post-Fidel shift towards a more privatised economic model and the way it has prioritised retaining elite interests while the masses remain locked out of the decisions affecting their lives.
Since 2010 At Least 1300 Women and Children Have Been Sexually or Physically Attacked by UK Cops
May 15th: CW: Sexual violence against women and children.
Rioting and Violent Disordering
May 14th: Triple helpings of jail all-around planned for Bristol protestors.
Notes from the US
May 13th: 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.
Pretty Vaccined! Trust, Dignity and Revolutionary Medicine
May 9th: You know what’s great about Capitalism?
Demanding the impossible: why sleaze in UK politics will never go away
May 3rd: The UK political system is a history of scandal after scandal.
Beneath the hustle, the human
May 1st: Mayday is the workers’ day and thus this is written on a Friday, scheduled via automaton.
