The acquittal of Martyn Blake has been seized on by police chiefs to demand immunity for killings

Another vile bill from the 'Nasty Party'.

Protest on Day X.

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

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 As industrial militancy rises again in Britain for the first time in many years, criminal barristers have joined the strike wave. Workers Power spoke to Saul Brody, a striking barrister from Manchester, to discuss why the strike matters, the problems in the criminal justice system, and the impact of these issues on […]

The reputation of the Metropolitan Police is in tatters - again.

Racist judicial system frees right wing militiaman Kyle Rittenhouse, but murders Michael Reinoehl

By Rebecca Anderson THE TRIAL of Wayne Couzens for the murder of Sarah Everard has shone a spotlight on violence against women and the inability of the police and judicial system to confront the problem. For months after Sarah’s murder the Metropolitan Police and Home Office dismissed any notion that there was a deep-seated prejudice […]

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

The police do not exist to ‘protect and serve’ the population at large.

Only 43 of 800 accused officers have been prosecuted.

If our “leaders'' won't lead, then grassroots activists need to take initiative and organise.

Inquiry has exposed a pattern of corruption among some of the country's top coppers.

Self defence is no offence

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.

It’s the police violence we should be condemning.

State surveillance, political trials and blacklisting

We cannot rely on the police or state.

At least 38 protesters killed on 3 March.

Major Pakistani police operation against Kashmiris.

We need a workers' inquiry.

From protests to the referendum and beyond.

Hounded to his death by Leeds police.

Protests in Colombia met with police violence

Donald Trump has been trialling a presidential coup d’etat.

From strengthened police powers to forcing workers to pay for the crisis.

The trashing of the Legislative Council, Legco, building in Hong Kong on July 1 certainly drew the world's attention to the ongoing opposition to the proposed Extradition Law that would allow people detained in Hong Kong to be tried in mainland Chinese courts.

On Sunday, 1 million people marched in protest against a proposed new law which will allow Beijing to extradite anyone from the territory of Hong Kong.

The 10-week textile strike in 1912 is one of the greatest strikes in US labour history and unlike many others it was a victory.