Planet Malaquais – Emilie Bickerton Emilie Bickerton on Geneviève Nakach, 'Malaquais rebelle'. Biography of a world-wandering modernist writer. First published in NLR #84 (Nov–Dec 2013).
A worker gets paid after organising A migrant former room attendant's account of successfully demanding her owed wages via Solidarity Federation.
The Hosts of Black Labor: W.E.B. Du Bois The possibility of higher wages and less racially motivated violence attracted many thousands of Black Americans to Northern states in the 1920's…
Migrant Workers Organising in Scotland Creating Self-Reproducing Movements: #Justice4Carers, migrants’ struggles and beyond.
In and Against the Brexit Regime: Notes From a Week of Migrants` Struggles In the past two months, a right-wing acceleration of political processes took the name of “Brexit”;…
Infrastructure against borders Climate change could displace millions of people. Can fascistic responses be inoculated against? The second of two pieces looking at climate…
Refuges and death-worlds Climate change could displace millions of people, and border politics are a matter of life and death. The first of two pieces looking at climate…
Ovambo migrant workers general strike for rights, Namibia: 1971-72 In the winter of 1971-72 the economy of South West Africa (Namibia) was shutdown by a general strike…
Snitches, stings, and leaks: how “Immigration Enforcement” works - Corporate Watch A detailed report into the functioning of the immigration enforcement system in the UK, following…
A brief history of the Spanish anarchist refugees and immigrants in Australia An illustrated account of Spanish anarchist exiles in Australia, including their productive collaborations with Australian - and other exiled - anarchists.
The Monongah mining disaster, 1907 - Steven Johns A short account of the worst mining disaster in US history, which killed over 360 mostly Italian migrant workers and which was the inspiration…
Polish artisans strike for the right to vote, Jamestown, Virginia, 1619 A short history of the strike of Polish artisan workers in English colonial North America, for the same right to vote as English people.