Recent Articles
Greece: queer activist Zak Kostopoulos lynched to death in Athens
CW: descriptions of violence Queer activist and performer Zak Kostopoulos was beaten to death, allegedly following his attempted robbery of a jewellery store at Glastonos Street near Omonia Square in the centre of Athens.
Notes from the US
Freedom US correspondent Louis Further reports on the lesser- known happenings in the United States.
Hambach Forest eviction ‘halted’ after a person dies
One person has been confirmed dead during police operation to evict the Hambach Forest protest camp.
Book Extract: World War, and Freedom’s nadir
When the Great War broke out in 1914 most anarchists took their customary anti-militarist position, but the conflict also led to two of its heaviest hitters, Errico Malatesta and Peter Kropotkin, throwing down in the pages of anarchist journal Freedom.
The Retreat of the State
As I write, there have been more murders in London than New York so far this year, and the Home Secretary has just denied that cuts to police numbers have anything to do with the increase in young people dying.
Recent Articles
Greece: queer activist Zak Kostopoulos lynched to death in Athens
CW: descriptions of violence Queer activist and performer Zak Kostopoulos was beaten to death, allegedly following his attempted robbery of a jewellery store at Glastonos Street near Omonia Square in the centre of Athens.
Notes from the US
Freedom US correspondent Louis Further reports on the lesser- known happenings in the United States.
Hambach Forest eviction ‘halted’ after a person dies
One person has been confirmed dead during police operation to evict the Hambach Forest protest camp.
Book Extract: World War, and Freedom’s nadir
When the Great War broke out in 1914 most anarchists took their customary anti-militarist position, but the conflict also led to two of its heaviest hitters, Errico Malatesta and Peter Kropotkin, throwing down in the pages of anarchist journal Freedom.
The Retreat of the State
As I write, there have been more murders in London than New York so far this year, and the Home Secretary has just denied that cuts to police numbers have anything to do with the increase in young people dying.
