Features
The International Anarchist Defence Fund
February 7th: The International Anarchist Defence Fund turns one year old this month so to celebrate, the IADF shares some thoughts on anarchist solidarity work and the issues that influenced the collective’s creation.
Interview: LAD$ to the front!
January 24th: Back in the growing winter of 2016 a pack of punks, anarchists and incorrigible rogues met in an indescript nonspace above an anarchist bookshop in East London with a dog, some beers, and a plan.
I, Wobbly — a new cycle of the IWW
January 22nd: The IWW has been quietly organising couriers in cities and towns outside London, in the UK and Ireland, since January 2018.
Officer HN30: Insights into the spycop scheme’s final years
January 20th: Research by the Undercover Research Group has found a tale told through notes released by the Undercover Policing Inquiry last year.
The Freedom 2018 roundup
December 31st: Over the last year Freedom News has covered, and in many cases broken, hundreds of stories, run a wide range of feature and analysis pieces and backed anarchist activity worldwide — below is just some of the news from around Britain that we picked up.
Book Extract: Invisible
December 16th: In the following extract from Invisible: A Diary of Rough Sleeping in Britain released today by Freedom Press, Andrew Fraser writes on the phenomenon of “angry charitable giving” which many homeless people experience.
Rattling cages: rise of the United Voices of the World
December 1st: In early August 2018 cleaners at the Ministry of Justice and the Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea started a coordinated three-day strike.
Small is ugly: the uncomfortable anti-authoritarian micro-politics of egalitarian foragers
November 17th: This text explores the problem of emergence of authoritarianism within groups on the radical left.
On expropriation of land
November 16th: In the discussion after the presentation at the Anarchist Communist Group hosted Land and Liberty meeting at the London Radical Bookfair on Saturday 2nd June 2018, a question was raised by one of the attendees about the expropriation of land.
Piracy by the Mayor Of London
October 27th: What if we told you that Sadiq Khan, the elected Mayor Of London, has been willfully abusing his power in public office by illegally evicting a legitimate company from its premises, illegally taking over its businesses, administration office, plant machinery and equipment, and hijacking a marina and boatyard, only to hand it all over to
