The Met shows its true nature…yet again
The Metropolitan Police deployed its riot cops recently in a disturbing show of force. A group of homeless people calling themselves the Autonomous
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UEA Strike
Like other universities, the University of East Anglia(UEA) was in financial trouble after the pandemic. However, David Richardson, the Vice Chancellor of UEA
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Moves towards criminalisation of environmental protestors on international level
In late May a mass blockade of the A12 in the Hague in the Netherlands by 6,000 people ended with 1,500 arrests. The
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Amazon workers strike
Amazon workers at the Coventry warehouse strike voted for a further 6 months of strike action recently. This came on the 19th day
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Abortion rights under threat
The decision by Justice Edward Pepperall to send Dawn Foster to prison for 28 months for accessing abortion pills back in 2020 shows
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Anti-airport struggle in Japan : the echo of revolutionary times
The following was offered to the ACG by the comrades of the Union Communiste Libertaire (UCL) of France. On February 15th , police
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900.000 out in France but what next?
900,000 people demonstrated in France on June 6th in the 14th day of mass action against the pension reforms of the Macron government.
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The Old Price Riots
We look back on English history at a series of events in response to price rises, a consumer protest movement that used novel
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Oil rig workers strike
Workers on oil rigs in the North Sea , who have been engaged in a number of strikes over the last year, which
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“The police killed my son. I’ve got nothing else to say.”
The Ely Riot On Monday May 22nd, two teenage boys, Kyrees Sullivan and Harvey Evans, died in a serious crash in the Ely
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