Roundup
Anarchist News Review: Labour U-turns, wild camping and the PKK’s end
May 22nd: Under intense public pressure the government appears to be rolling back at least one of its unpopular policies in the form of the winter fuel tax, and in a victory for grassroots efforts David Lammy has (belatedly) realised supporting genocide might be bad for his legacy.
Upcoming Anarchist Books for 2025
May 18th: We round up some of the titles to keep an eye out for, from retrospectives on punk social centres in London to the lives of brilliant organisers and mutual aid that thrives in the wake of wildfires.
Legal and grassroots resistance as Gaza starves
April 29th: In Britain, action to divest from genocide is showing no sign of abating, while South Africa is hammering the legal case home at the International Court of Justice ~ Dominic Free ~ “The world has failed Palestinian people.
The travails of Patriotic Alternative
December 3rd: Anti-fascist research group Red Flare report on the far-right group's trajectory and split.
Notes from the US: Fascism reveals itself
September 14th: A look at what US fascism means and where it came from
A roundup of Italy’s ‘Scripta Scelera’ raids
September 13th: Anarchists are feeling the full force of Meloni-era repression after police went after a radical newspaper
Upcoming anarchist books in 2023
June 18th: A round-up of titles coming out over the next few months on anarchism and related topics.
Spycops Inquiry: Closing statements roundup
February 23rd: Yesterday saw closing statements in the Undercover Policing Inquiry (UCPI), a sprawling investigation into the use of spycops covering four decades of operations, focusing in this tranche on the 1968-1982 period.
Notes from the US
October 17th: Freedom’s long-running US correspondent Louis Further does his monthly roundup of some of the lesser-known stories that have emerged over the last few weeks.
