Will We Still Be Mad After Capitalism?
Mad World author Micha Frazer-Carroll tells Charlotte England why mental health is a political matter.
Tag: prisons
Italy’s ‘Fascist’ Government Is Imprisoning Anarchists Using Anti-Mafia Laws
Jack Harmsworth
Alfredo Cospito is in a prison designed for mafiosos.
The UK Has Its Own Mass Incarceration Crisis
Ell Folan
It isn’t just America.
Prisoners Are Stuck in Cells Like ‘Ovens’ in the Summer
Sophie K Rosa
Prison officers even blast the heating as punishment, campaigners claim.
A Cash Injection Won’t Fix Our Broken Legal System
Michael Etienne
The whole damn system is wrong!
Abolishing Prisons Is Only the Start
How can we build a world that has no need of policing? Rivkah Brown finds out with scholar-activist Ruth Wilson Gilmore.
How We Won: The Mother Who Stopped Her Son’s Deportation
Mark Montegriffo
The campaign offers a blueprint for how to take on the Home Office - and win.
Psychiatrists Are Covering for Cruelty in Prisons. A Group of Campaigners Wants to Stop Them
Sophie K Rosa
Why Do the Police Exist?
Connor Woodman
Would ‘Defund the Police’ Work in the UK?
Tom Kemp & Koshka Duff
The Lockdown: Arresting the Virus
Oonagh Ryder and Carl Cattermole speak to Kevin Blowe about the new police powers that the Coronavirus Act 2020 has brought in. They are also joined by Becka Hudson to discuss the government’s focus on criminalisation over public health.
Release Women From Prison and Give Them the Support They Need
Sophia Benedict
The Virus in the Prisons
Oonagh Ryder and Carl Cattermole update on the spread of COVID-19 in UK prisons.
7 Pandemic Demands to Make Sure Everyone Is Protected
Flannán Shell
Johnson’s Nigerian Prison Has Been Scrapped, but His Law and Order Agenda Is Still Racist
Caren Holmes
A World Without Prisons?
Oonagh Ryder and Sam Swann join a live panel for an event with Bristol Momentum entitled, ‘A World Without Prisons?’
Profits and the Prison Industry
Oonagh Ryder and Sam Swann discuss the Incarcerated Workers Organising Committee (IWOC) and proposed prison expansion.
Policing by Consent?
Oonagh Ryder and Sam Swann speak to Koshka Duff, a lecturer in Philosophy at the University of Nottingham. In 2013, she was arrested and strip searched after offering a legal advice card to a teenager being stopped and searched in Hackney.