As we barrel out way towards a general election, Freedom maintains its longstanding position: vote if you like, it’s what we do between elections that mattters
Tag: migration
A too-common problem of class and migration
Here’s a story of someone whose life doesn’t matter. A 72-year-old, undocumented migrant. Paperless. Trained in his own country as a joiner — a celebrated one, according to his family. Over time, a majority of his siblings move to Britain along with his mum, frail and dying. Tragedy strikes — his beautiful wife dies young.
“Technocrat” or far-right spymaster?
Netherlands: New prime minister Dick Schoof is former intelligence chief who illegally spied on citizens and remains vague about democracy’s red lines
Netherlands: Far right coalition to curb protest, challenge Refugee Convention
In combination with bottom-up neoliberal redistribution and a brutalisation of ethics and language, this new fascist wave threatens to develop into a tsunami.
Help migrants on the Polish-Belarusian border
In response to the humanitarian crisis that ensued, Grupa Granica was created – a coalition of local community members.
“You forced me to claim asylum”: Baltic pushbacks, a personal story
A story that stretches from Afghanistan to Russia via the Baltic States to Germany.
El Hiblu 3 to face terrorism charges
Amara Kromah, Abdul Kader, and Abdalla Bari took control of the oil tanker El Hiblu 1 when it became clear that the crew wanted to return them to Libya illegally.
Militias, racism, and a climate of fear in Greece
These groups’ hunt’ people on the move and ask, with apparent impunity, for support for their actions on social media.
Foul play as hundreds dead after Greek shipwreck
Up to 500 people may have died and more than 100 people rescued after a large vessel capsized in Greek waters.
Serbia-Hungary border squat evictions are largest this year
Repost from Are You Syrious? Ylva Johansson, the European Commissioner for Home Affairs, was at the Serbia-Hungary border on Thursday 16th March, meeting with Serbian authorities and border control. She thanked and congratulated the Serbian authorities for their work. Just one day prior, No Name Kitchen reported on the eviction of squats in Northern Serbia