The recent riot in Dublin dramatically shone a new light on the activities of Ireland’s emerging far right.

On 19 December the French parliament adopted yet another immigration law.

By Jeremy Dewar Between 1969 and 1973, Britain deported 1,500 islanders from their homes on the Chagos archipelago in the Indian Ocean. Many of them were descendants of African slaves, brought to the islands to work on coconut plantations, first by the Portuguese, then by the French. Twice removed from their homes, on both occasions […]

Suella Braverman and Rishi Sunak have rushed to reassure the police.

The government wants to ‘house’ asylum seekers on the 220-bed accommodation barge.

Courts use participation in rap music used as evidence of ‘bad character’.

27 June, Nanterre (a banlieue of Paris): two policemen stop a car, one shouting, ‘Open or I put a bullet in your head!’. Seconds later, a shot. 17-year-old Nahel M is dead.

By Alex Rutherford SHAMIMA BEGUM has lost her latest appeal to regain British citizenship after this was stripped from her on supposed ‘national security grounds’ after she travelled to Syria to join ISIL in 2015, when she was just 15 years old. She is now being held at the al-Roj detention camp in north-east Syria. […]

Jeremy Dewar reviews Claude McKay: The Making of a Black Bolshevik

By Jeremy Dewar TWO TO three thousand people turned out in central London on Saturday 10 September to protest the killing of Chris Kaba by the police the previous Monday. The large response clearly surprised the police and organisers, just as it lifted the spirits of the grieving family. Another police murder Chris was the […]

We need working class self-organisation to stop police harassment in schools and on the streets

The PCSC Bill must be defeated.

The recent revelations by Azeem Rafiq have illuminated the deep rooted racism faced by many cricket players.

Despite a career of abuse, cover-up and racism, Cressida Dick will be reappointed as Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police.

Jeremy Dewar reviews The Making of the Black Working Class in Britain by Ron Ramdin

When a Home Office van appeared on Kenmure Street in Glasgow southside early in the morning of 13 May and bundled two men out of their homes, the community responded immediately.

Wright’s murder, and the sheer number of such killings over many years, proves the inherently racist character of the police force. Quite simply, they cannot be reformed.

Kids in cages are kids in cages, no matter which party puts them there.

Racism in the UK report highly controversial.

New law is an attack on France's Muslim population.

The working class is an international class.