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This week in Class War Daily
It’s been another busy week for Class War Daily: the world’s only daily anarchist newspaper (we think; please feel free to alert us to any othe…
Panos Theodoropoulos analyses a war of words which has broken out between two well-known political philosophers over the nature of State reactions …
Community Action on Prison Expansion has called for a day of online action to happen next Monday, 27th April.
The Covid-19 pandemic has sparked widespread economic difficulty and societal issues, forcing States across the globe to act in accordance.
At 11am yesterday (Wednesday 22.04.20), the government quietly tightened lockdown restrictions across England.
The anarcho-syndicalist international, founded in 2018, looks at workplace struggle in its branches worldwide and calls for the building of new for…
Thanks to the immutable cultural significance of the number 420*, the 20th of April has become certified official International Weed Day and it’s…
‘Nothing is more terrible than to see ignorance in action’ (Goethe) Readers of Freedom News will be familiar with (and probably sick of…
When I started this column in 2016 the initial idea was to write a traditional politics column but from an anarchist perspective.
Inspired by Anna Kleist‘s hot takes on an initial few weeks of local mutual aid organising in the UK, I was inspired to throw in a few (slightly …
This text first appeared at AnarchistStudies.blog, a platform publishing comment and critique related to anarchist activism, anarchist academia, an…
A care worker breaks down what can, and indeed must, be done to self organise if proper protection and treatment is to be won in the face of inacti…
On March 25th the Coronavirus Act 2020 received Royal Assent and became law.
An exciting opportunity has come about to see your writing, which you labour over tirelessly and painfully, be turned into a bite-sized lovely tidb…
Three weeks ago, I decided to set up a Facebook group to help people look out for one another in my little corner of south east London.