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Football Fans Are on the Frontline of Police Brutality

Abi O’Connor

Violent policing of Liverpool fans in France must be viewed in the context of Hillsborough and a Europe-wide expansion of police powers, argues Abi O’Connor.

Helping White Refugees Gets You £350. Helping Black or Brown Ones Gets You Prison Time

Tiara Ataii

If those crossing the Mediterranean were white, would we criminalise their rescuers? Tiara Ataii doubts it.

‘I’ll Have to Leave Edinburgh’: Sex Workers’ Fears After the City Bans Strip Clubs

Polly Smythe

Edinburgh city council has imposed a ‘nil-cap’ policy on strip clubs, effectively banning them in the city. Polly Smythe spoke to sex workers about the impact the ban will have on their lives.

Central Asia Will Be Collateral Damage in the Ukraine Crisis

Volodya Vagner

With the Russian economy tanking, post-Soviet republics - and the Central Asian migrant workers who sustain them - are in deep trouble. Volodya Vagner reports from Kyrgyzstan.

A new Pro-Choice mural is seen by a graffiti artist collective called 'Subset' ahead of a 25th May referendum on abortion law, in Dublin, Britain May 22, 2018. REUTERS/Clodagh Kilcoyne

Abortion is a Crime in the UK

Sophie K Rosa

With America’s Supreme Court poised to overturn Roe v Wade, Sophie K Rosa reports on the women facing trial for abortion – in the UK.

Henry Chango Lopez, general secretary of the, Independent Workers' Union of Great Britain, holds a metaphone. In front of him a sign that reads: LSHTM: End Structural Racism.

A Prestigious London University Has Suspended Four Latinx Cleaners for Protesting Racist Pay, Falsely Accusing Them of Violence

Polly Smythe

The London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine is embroiled in another race scandal. Polly Smythe reports.

Image shows a Paris street. A Muslim woman wearing headscarf, a black top and blue jeans walks with her back to the camera on the sidewalk as she crosses a parking lot exit.

French Muslims Overwhelmingly Backed Mélenchon. Will the Left Take Note?

Hanna Bechiche

After five years of persecution on Emmanuel Macron's watch, Muslim voters want an alternative, writes Hanna Bechiche. Will the French left learn lessons from the election and bake anti-racism into its agenda?

Generation Precariat: What’s It Like to Feel Robbed of Your Future?

Sophie K Rosa

‘Gen Z’ are set to be among the worst impacted by the cost of living crisis. Novara Media spoke to young people across the UK about what they’re up against.

Caterpillar to Ship In Back-Office Scabs to Crush Factory Strike

Steven Methven

EXCLUSIVE: Emails seen by Novara Media show the multibillion-dollar construction and mining company is offering management staff free flights, hotels and security to work in its Northern Ireland factories during next week’s strike.

A man in a beanie and black glasses loads a large pot wrapped in a tea towel into his car boot

Inside the Volunteer Networks Sustaining Ukraine

Volodya Vagner

Putin claimed there was no Ukrainian nation. Well, there certainly is one now. Volodya Vagner reports from Lviv on the massive popular mobilisation the war has prompted.

How We Won: The Live-In Nannies Who Fought Against £1 an Hour Pay

Sophie K Rosa

This month au pairs and other live-in domestic workers in the UK won a historic victory: the overturning of an exemption which makes it legal to pay so-called ‘family workers’ as little as £1 an hour. Sophie K Rosa reports.

P&O Ferries is the Tip of the Iceberg When It Comes to Exploitation at Sea

Sally Howard

Racial hierarchies, sexual aggression, 75p wages: the P&O Ferries scandal is entirely in keeping with the outrageously exploitative cruise industry. Sally Howard reports.

The Met Could Be Sued Over Its Racist Gang Database

Sophie K Rosa

A Black musician, with the help of legal advocacy groups, is trying to take the Met to court over its discriminatory watchlist of young people supposedly involved in ‘gangs’. Sophie K Rosa reports.

Staff Are Occupying Northern Ireland’s Only Women’s Hostel to Stop It Being Shut Down

Anna Cafolla

Regina Coeli House, Northern Ireland’s only women-only hostel, is facing imminent closure. Its staff, however, aren’t having it. Anna Cafolla reports.