April 2013 issue of Freedom

The April 2013 issue is now out and available either directly from Freedom Bookshop or from other good radical bookshops or social centres.

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» Sumac Centre, Nottingham
» October Books, Southampton
» AK Press, Online

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April 2013 issue of Freedom includes:

• News
  Thatcher dies
  Welfare reforms hit
  Fact to fiction (on selective reporting)
  Too much too young?
• International news
  Docks dispute in Hong Kong is successful
  Melbourne taxi driver blockade
  Notes from the US
  News in brief
• The Bigger Picture
  Liverpool marks Thatcher’s funeral
• Analysis
  When freedom isn’t free: why is an anarchist not like a tea partier?
• Comment
  Remembering Keith Hodgson
  A sad farewell to the Women’s Library
• Economics
  The Pryamukhino Readings
• History
  The Anarcho-Syndicalist Initiative in Serbia
• Feature
  Prison Officers’ Association – workers in uniform or hired thugs?
• Interview
  Civil Rank and File Network conference
• Prison news
  Making a monkey out of Sean Swain
  plus news from Pelican Bay State Prison and on Jock Palfreeman
• Sport
  Sunderland’s big mistake
  Going nowhere – Coventry City FC
• Getting Active
  The Association of Radical Booksellers (ARB) host the London Radical Bookfair
  A Carnival Against Capitalism in the build-up to the G8 summit
  What’s on
• Culture
  Justina Jase reviews the book Burying the Typewriter by Carmen Bugan about her childhood in Ceaucescu’s Romania
  Tom Jennings reviews the film Django Unchained.
  The fiction column by Martin H. continues with ‘The march on the boss’
  Do it yourself by Anabela Bravo
• Also in this issue
  The Svartfrosk column ‘A sideways look’
  Donald Rooum’s Wildcat cartoon
  The Quiz
  What’s On
  Readers’ letters and comments

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