Editorial
Their internationalism, and ours
October 12th: Freedom’s winter edition highlights solidarity across borders, then and now Internationalism’s a twisty beast, prone to making fools of us all.
Trustees should not be bosses: A note on the crisis at Peace News
September 5th: A Trust holding assets for a radical progressive organisation is there to serve -- not to act as jury or boss to the workforce from positions of assumed authority
1,800 days on either side
June 3rd: As we barrel out way towards a general election, Freedom maintains its longstanding position: vote if you like, it's what we do between elections that mattters
Freedom announces election night coverage
May 22nd: With UK elections called for July 4, a six week campaign now begins and Freedom is ready to analyse it like never before.
May Day 2024: Life on the margins
May 1st: Freedom's semi-annual print edition hits the streets today.
Some thoughts on International Women’s Day
March 8th: Speaking truth to the power of the patriarchy is unimaginably difficult, even as I live a life of relative privilege and comfort.
X isn’t an airport, but we’re announcing our departure
December 4th: Over the last couple of months, Freedom News decided to start cutting down involvement with Twitter/X, which has until now been our biggest social media account
Communique from R-AT: Central School of Trespass
November 1st: A broad coalition of squatters, anarchists and activists gathered at the newly occupied School of Trespass in Farringdon, North London, on the weekend of 16th/17th October to protest against the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill that is currently passing through the House of Lords
A note on Facebook’s crackdown against US anarchist groups
August 20th: As of yesterday a number of US sites have had their social media presences scrubbed by the Nasdaq giant on a flimsy pretext that they are promoting violence — it’s another reminder of our vulnerabilities online.
