
Tag: police violence


Analysis: Automated Policing Helped Kill Chris Kaba
by Griff Ferris

Feature: Colombia’s First Leftist President Won Despite Everything the Establishment Threw at Him
by Charlotte England

Report: Football Fans Are on the Frontline of Police Brutality
by Abi O’Connor

Opinion: A Kill the Bill Protester’s Court Case Is All the Evidence You Need for Police Abolition
by Vala Z Francis

Opinion: So Long, Cressida Dick
by Ash Sarkar

Opinion: The Cop Who Killed Dalian Atkinson is in Prison – But That Doesn’t Fix Our Justice System
by Moya Lothian-McLean
Why has the conviction of the officer who killed Dalian Atkinson received such a tepid response? Because ending systemic racism will mean rethinking our very idea of justice, writes Moya Lothian-Mclean.

NovaraFM: A Plague of Blue Locusts: On Police Power

TyskySour: Derek Chauvin Found Guilty of Murdering George Floyd

Analysis: Police Brutality: How Protesters Resist State Violence Around the World
by Charlotte England

TyskySour: Police Violence at Third Bristol Protest

Report: A Doctor on Living Through a Month of Deadly Protests in Myanmar
by Charlotte England

Opinion: The Police Will Always Be Susceptible to Far Right Agitation – They Share a History of Violence
by Becka Hudson

Report: ‘We Want to Breathe’: Anti-Racist, Environmental and Gilets Jaunes Campaigners Are Joining Forces in France
by Olly Haynes

Long Read: Why Do the Police Exist?
by Connor Woodman
Long read: When and why were police forces first invented? Connor Woodman takes a look - and argues that far from protecting communities from ‘crime’, the police’s role has always been to control and discipline the working class.

Opinion: Filth: Disease, Drugs or Looting – Brutal Policing is Always Framed As Protecting ‘the Public’ From Infection
by Eleanor Penny

TyskySour: Military Rule
Trump threatens to call in the army. Are pandemic protests safe? And the UK government censor a report on BAME deaths. With Michael Walker, Dalia Gebrial, Sarah Jaffe and Timesh Pillay

TyskySour: America in Flames (w/ Nelini Stamp)
The US is being rocked by its biggest uprising since the 1960s. We are joined by National Organizing Director at the Working Families Party Nelini Stamp, live from New York, to discuss racist policing and anti-racist strategy. Plus, is Britain easing the lockdown too soon?