Features
40 days of struggle towards dignity
June 3rd: For 40 days, a sit-in strike in the Polish parliament building by a group of disabled children, young people and their parents, occupied the national media headlines, but barely made it to the international news. Manjm: A Palestinian Cultural Space in Haifa is Reclaiming Authentic Artistic Voice
May 27th: Emerging artists, curators, crazy scientists and anyone seeking the exchange of ideas, rockup at this exciting new venue; a safe haven for experimentation and alternative art.
Ireland: Anarchists on the abortion referendum
May 24th: With the referendum on whether to repeal the Irish constitution’s 8th Amendment taking place tomorrow, Freedom is reproducing this piece by Irish anarchist organisation the WSM explaining their position — and eight reasons why they will be voting Yes.
Too soon, victory for the ZAD led to despair
May 21st: In the 1970s the French government announced its next major airport expansion in Notre-Dame-des-Landes, Nantes.
We taught them a lesson: Beating a deposit deduction
May 15th: Below is the write-up of a successful campaign organised by a tenant and Brighton SolFed against a deduction to that tenant’s deposit.
On the struggle against Bässlergut prison
May 4th: This text, first published in Avalanche, offers a perspective on the direct action struggle against Bässlergut, a prison and detention facility in Switzerland, from one of the activists involved.
The shambles of Moria 35 Trial
May 2nd: On 18th July 2017, 35 refugees in Moria camp on Lesvos were arrested.
EU-Turkey deal: an error in the system
March 22nd: Two years ago, the EU-Turkey deal on refugees came to force.
When Chomsky Worked on Weapons Systems for the Pentagon
March 11th: Between 1963 and 1965, Noam Chomsky worked as a consultant on an Air Force project to establish English as an “operational language for command and control.”[1] According to one of his students, who also worked on this project, the military justification for funding this work was “that in the event of a nuclear war, the
Women in football
March 7th: Women have always been systematically discriminated against by the football authorities, for simply wanting to play football.
