At the beginning of the twentieth century, anarchist anti-State ideals were most widely felt in what were then the western regions of the Russian E…
History: Baltic and Polish anarchism at the end of the 19th century
Tag: Anarchism
D I Why?: Because we gotta!
As Ruth Kinna reminded us lately in issue 11 of Dope magazine, John Lydon of the Sex Pistols has openly confessed that he was never an anarchist.
David Graeber (1961-2020): An anarchist and anthropological farewell to a ‘sudden thinker’
When a friend messaged me a few days ago to ask me if I had heard about David’s death, before the news had been published, my initial reactio…
Review: Great Anarchists
Great Anarchists By Ruth Kinna and Clifford Harper Dog Section Press 2020 ISBN: 978-1-9160365-6-7 Review by Jim Jepps With the newly released Great…
Stuart Christie: Obituaries
The following article aims to act as a roundup of some of the outpouring of tributes which have followed Christie’s death after a struggle wi…
Interview: Mutual aid in Lebanon in the wake of disaster
As riots threaten to topple government control in the wake of the Beirut explosion Freedom talks to a Lebanese radical who is witnessing another si…
“Blackness anarchises anarchism” – Marquis Bey on the theory of Black anarchism
To coincide with the release of their new book with AK Press , Anarcho-Blackness: Notes Towards a Black Anarchism, Marquis Bey sits down with Chuck…
Keir Starmer isn’t a sellout.
It may be an odd headline for an anarchist to write about a Labour leader, but hear me out.
Indonesia: The struggle for Tamansari
In the “human rights friendly” city of Bandung a conflict was raging over the future of Tamansari, a piece of land occupied for decades but slated…
Interview: Ruth Kinna
Freedom spoke to Ruth Kinna, author of numerous books on anarchism about the origins and key concepts of anarchism.
Anarchist farm: a revolutionary feast
Food — or the potential lack of it — has played on a lot of people’s minds lately.
Interview: Radical community in Aberdeen
To mark the one-year anniversary of a radical social centre appearing in the Granite City, Rob Ray talks with the organising collective about their…
The 2020 Anarchist Bookfairs List
With the recent announcements of dates for Liverpool and the Anti-University, our list of anarchist and radical bookfairs across Britain and Irelan…
Noj Giter-Granatsztajn: Belchatow’s anarchist tailor
Noj Giter-Granatsztajn (aka Sznajder, or Noj Noj Lodzer) was born in 1886 in the central Polish town of Bełchatów.
Anarchism and the 1945 elections
Following a question posed by Labour supporters about anarchist responses to the policy proposals of what became the Attlee Labour government, belo…
Recent Articles
Chile students protest education cuts and policed schools
Far-right Kast government is tightening repression of students while eliminating support funds ~ La Zarzamora ~ On June 3rd, massive student marche…
Anarchist News Review: Farage’s Icy Heart and AI IPO shenanigans
Andy and Simon talking about Nigel Farage coldly provoking a far-right rager, of course.
ICE detainees on hunger strike
Over 500 migrants held in ICE detention centres are refusing food and work to denounce violence, inhumane conditions, and deportations ~ Gianni Sar…
A K-shaped obfuscation
The tiny group following the upward economic path is assisted and enabled by the State at every turn ~ David D’Amato ~ The corporate press …
Paris ‘football riots’: Macron’s laboratory of repression
Police brutality towards jubilation in the streets showcases everything the establishment has learnt during his reign ~ Gabriel Fonten ~ It was Sat…
