Freedom News

The ICJ is a lie!

January 28th: In reality, in the cold light of the freezing Gaza winter day, it really is up to us.

Beyond and against homogenisation: Advancing diversity through Democratic Confederalism

January 22nd: It is not homogeneity that brings people together but understanding and empowerment.

Solidarity across borders with the Budapest antifascists!

January 14th: While the European Union is considering putting antifascist groups on the list of those designated as terrorists, two comrades have been in prison in Hungary since February 2023.

Argentina’s new President: ‘Crisis and confrontation’

January 1st: It is difficult to imagine that he can carry out his 'anarcho-capitalist' postulates of eliminating the State since the State and capital are complementary and necessary elements in the capitalist system.

Stamped on a human facial recognition database, forever  

December 28th: Rob Ray writes on proposals to roll out facial recognition cameras across Britain, alongside the bringing of passport photos into police databases.

Enhancing diverse democracy: NE Syria’s new Social Contract

December 23rd: Like Rousseau’s theoretical proposal, the real-world ‘social contract’ based on Öcalan’s ideas is, in many ways, an attempt to reckon with severe external and internal social pressures and halt society’s steady rush toward inequality, stratification, violence, and inhumane repression.

Notes from the US: Falling apart

December 19th: At this point in the history of the U.S.

R.I.P George Floyd: An indictment of police

December 18th: While it is fairly evident that the size and organisation of a centrally managed police force have no bearing on the level of crime, it is just as pertinent for me to discuss the police in the abstract.

Wethersfield camp causing irreparable harm to asylum seekers

December 15th: "I came through Libya, and this place is no different."

For Kurds, Kissinger’s cynical realpolitik capped a century of US betrayal

December 7th: In Kissinger’s ultra-realist perspective, the state and only the state could serve as a legitimate or functional vehicle for foreign policy, with the lives, experiences and suffering of people living in and under those states so much chaff in the wind.