Tag: protests
Report: Former Amnesty Official Arrested for Satirical Placard
by Rivkah Brown
Report: Donald Tusk Gives Polish Leftists the Ick. They Might Have to Get Over It
by Ana Oppenheim
Report: This Protester Committed No Crime But Is Going to Prison Anyway
by Denise Laura Baker & Josie Argyle
Analysis: Jîna ‘Mahsa’ Amini Was Kurdish And That Matters
by Meral Çiçek
Opinion: Four Antisemites Won’t Stop Me Supporting Palestine
by Rivkah Brown
Opinion: Police Brutality in Bristol Has Shocked the Country. Why Won’t the City’s Labour Politicians Condemn It?
by Anna Lart Greene
Novara Live: Police Violence at Third Bristol Protest
Novara Live: Policing Bill Sparks Riots in Bristol
Report: If We Can’t Change the Law, We’ll Break It
by Rivkah Brown
Report: A Doctor on Living Through a Month of Deadly Protests in Myanmar
by Charlotte England
Opinion: Poland’s Pro-Choice Protests Are Radicalising a Generation
by Ana Oppenheim
Analysis: How Protesters in Thailand Are Leading the Struggle Against Authoritarianism
by Andrew MacGregor Marshall
With tens of thousands of protestors taking to the streets every day in Thailand, Andrew MacGregor Marshall traces how the country has become a new front line in a global struggle challenging authoritarianism, inequality and restrictions of freedom of speech.
Report: The Police Are Using Coronavirus to Crack Down on Protest
by Rivkah Brown
Analysis: ‘Fuck the Algorithm’: How A-Level Students Have Shown the Future of Protest
by James Meadway
Opinion: Trump’s Attack on ‘Anarchists’ Is Just the Latest Red Scare
by Ruth Kinna, Matthew S Adams and Thomas Swann
The spectre of anarchism, invoked by Donald Trump and repeated without challenge in the mainstream media, reinforces the strategic demonisation of movements like Black Lives Matter that expose and mobilise against persistent injustices, write Ruth Kinna, Matthew S Adams and Thomas Swann.
Black Britannia: Today’s Anti-Racist Movement Must Remember Britain’s Black Radical History
by Bryan Knight
Novara Live: Colston Has Fallen
Edward Colston Has Fallen. Now, can the #BlackLivesMatter movement force Britain to face up to its colonial past and the racism that exists to this day?