Opinion
This is not a call out
August 26th: The following reflection on conflict, care and pain in political organising was submitted on condition of anonymity.
To the MAN: Zero evictions call-out!
March 17th: The mutual aid networks are in a unique position to defend the homes - and the lives - of those facing eviction during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Report On International Women’s Day, London
March 10th: London, March 8th: International Women’s Day An estimated 2000 people gathered to reclaim the heart of the city of London as part of the Women’s Strike, collectively assembling to refuse work and join in international solidarity against the current conditions of womanhood.
Why I went to Germany to shut down coal mining operations in the midst of one of the most important general elections of a generation
December 11th: I have consistently gone to every single Ende Gelände action in Germany.
The Revolt in Iran
November 28th: There is open revolt in the Iran and for some reason and no one seems to be talking about it.
The Social Centre Bulletin: Fash Attack Pie ‘n’ Mash
November 21st: Squatting is the housing equivalent of the cover of A Kestrel for a Knave.
Whatever the outcome of the present chaos, the far right will grow and we need to oppose them
September 8th: Parliamentary chaos and the looming No Deal Brexit have emboldened the far right.
The anti-anarchist spirit of individual violence within peaceful protests
May 17th: John is tired of participating in peaceful protests against global warming, military-industrial complex, racism and capitalist state.
Cressida Dick’s appointment as Met Commissioner is impunity at its worst
February 24th: In this comment article the Network for Police Monitoring argues that the appointment of Cressida Dick, the officer who oversaw the killing of Jean Charles de Menezes, to the top job in the Metropolitan Police shows the Met’s total disinterest in either justice or the hurt caused by its actions The word “impunity” – exemption from
