Notes from the US
March 27th: 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.
Callout for submissions: help fundraise for Mutual Aid groups
March 22nd: A number of groups have come together to help get funds for the COVID- 19 Mutual Aid groups which have formed in the past week in the UK.
Prison Makes Us Sick!: A message from London Anarchist Black Cross
March 20th: In this moment of not knowing what’s coming next, the failure of this system is more and more clear: a world wired for ever-growing speed, circulation, and productivity, suddenly has to stop.
London: Eviction Of The Pie ‘N’ Mash Squat Cafe – We Must Push For No Evictions In This Crisis!
March 18th: London squatted cafe and social centre Pie ‘N’ Mash was evicted this morning.
Sex workers are under attack– feminists everywhere need to support us
March 19th: It was the day after International Women’s Day and I was tired, obviously, but also feeling good about pulling off another strike for the 3rd year in a row in London.
How we got here: Brutality on the the Turkey-Greece borders
March 12th: Neil Middleton looks into the broader political situations in Turkey and Greece which have fuelled horrific levels of violence and repression.
Poland: feminists occupy Tomosławice Coal Mine
March 9th: As part of the International Women’s Day celebrations, at early hours of today a group of women occupied the coal mine in Tomoslawice, central Poland.
Explainer: The new sick pay and benefits regime
March 22nd: Brighton SolFed outlines your rights under the new post-coronavirus system and where to find out more information.
Anarchy in Albion: Building utopia in the heart of Yorkshire
March 21st: I often seek solace at the Brotherhood Church.
Domestic murder and migration
March 14th: In October the UK’s domestic murder rate reached a five-year high.
Boris Johnson a ‘libertarian’? What a joke
March 26th: It’s really frustrating when people use anarchist terms and phrases out of context or for their own advantage.
