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Fresh Bread in Jordan
June 15th: Here we share the reflections of a Jordanian anarchist on the ongoing popular mobilizations that have gripped Jordan beginning on May 30, 2018, as a response to tax-reform measures proposed by the State in accordance with International Monetary Fund (IMF) demands.
Obituary: Legal Defence And Monitoring Group
June 7th: Sadly the Legal Defence and Monitoring Group collective has decided to dissolve.
Now it’s New Zealand’s turn for a referendum on abortion
June 5th: After years of facing criticism over their abortion laws, and years of women being forced to travel to another country to receive medical care, the Irish Government gave into pressure from the Irish people and allowed them a chance to express their opinion, and they overwhelmingly voted to repeal their existing laws and, in the
The beloved farmer cries out, but no-one hears…
May 27th: As summer comes around it’s time for Britain’s annual “farmers whinging about labour shortages” article harvest.
South Africa: Minimal wages can’t end the suffering when rich abuse poor
May 13th: Bongani Maponyane writes about the introduction this month of South Africa’s new Minimum Wage of R20 p/h (£1.20), and argues that it goes nowhere near far enough.
Britain Not Heading Towards Socialism Anytime Soon
May 10th: Jon Bigger muses on the outcome of the local elections and what it means for the Corbyn project.
Mikhail Bakunin and Karl Marx: Contrasting proposals for approaching socialism
May 5th: This text was submitted by Freedom’s longest-running contributor Donald Rooum.
On Windrush generation and other immigrants: No Borders perspective
April 29th: Public outrage and solidarity to the Windrush generation forced Amber Rudd and Theresa May to apologize.
The misery of Generation Identity Conference
April 22nd: Last weekend fascists from alt- right group Generation Identity held the ‘European Reunion’ conference in London.
The Great Pension Dispute of 2018: How the Bosses and the Union Officials Hoodwinked the Rank and File
April 22nd: In any trade union dispute but particularly in high profile large trade union disputes, the rank and file have two enemies to defeat, one external and one internal.
