Arrested for displaying a Private Eye cartoon
West Yorkshire Police violently arrested retired headteacher Jon Farley at Saturday’s Palestine march in Leeds for displaying an image from […]
Report: Trans rights protests in Leeds
Despite being hastily arranged, both protests attracted hundreds.
Far from viewing the ruling as an isolated act of bigotry, protesters framed it as part of a deliberate strategy to fracture solidarities and repress identities that challenge the status quo.
Chile: Mass movement wins constitutional convention
From protests to the referendum and beyond.
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Hong Kong: learning the right lessons
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.
Europe against austerity
The continent is still deep in recession. Coordinated by Germany, France and the European Commission and Central Bank, savage austerity
Military trials and constitutional principles
The Egyptian army’s attack on unarmed Coptic demonstrators has not occurred in a vacuum. It takes place in the run-up
Charlie Gilmour: another example of political sentencing
Another outrageous prison sentence has been handed down to a protester, writes Rachel Brooks Charlie Gilmour, son of Pink Floyd
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Riot girls or thinking women?
The day after the mass student walkout on 24 November, the Daily Mail ran the headline, “The Rage of the