Liverpool Anarchist #9
Articles on Formby Hall, 1969 Rent Strike, migrant solidarity and more.
March Against Racism- SUN. 5/5/2019 Limassol Cyprus
Submitted by Mumakil on May 3 2019 11:13
Void Network expresses solidarity for all comrades and friends fighting against fascism in Cyprus and invites all to participate in the march at 5/5/2019 at Limassol as also all other antiracist and antifa actions in Cyprus.
Following the tragic events of the recent murders of 7 immigrant women in Cyprus we are calling for a March on Sunday 5th of May 14:00 starting from GSO Molos to the centre of the town in order to demonstrate our rage and disbelief to the State that let those women in despair. Domestic workers have Human Rights and those should be respected.
This is a MARCH AGAINST RACISM, A MEMORIAL MARCH FOR THE VICTIMS OF OUR INDIFFERENCE.
Decolonizing the Notion of Citizenship
Phumlani Majavu reflects on xenophobia in South Africa and, drawing from popular radical movements, argues for the idea of citizenship to be decolonised.
23-year-old Sudanese man killed during immigration raid in Wales
Submitted by Ramona on Jul 6 2018 10:04
A 23-year-old Sudanese man was tragically killed during an immigration raid on Saturday, 30 June in Newport, Wales. Immigration officers arrived at his workplace causing the workers to flee, and the Sudanese man who has not been identified in the press ran onto a roof to escape, fell through and died.
Pennsylvania: McDonald’s Guest Workers Stage Surprise Strike
Article about the conditions and resistance of guest workers in the United States.
Anti-racist message from Clydeside IWW | for the St Andrew’s Day march 2016
Clydeside IWW ( Glasgow IWW) produced this text on 25/11/2016 for the St Andrews Day march against racism in Glasgow. It comes in the context of Brexit, Austerity in Britain and Scottish nationalism.
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”; in parallel, and almost as a counterpart to this, in the past few weeks a different kind of politics emerged from the workplaces and the real-life of refugees struggles. The geography is these struggles is one defined by resistance to the violence of borders, controls, state-sponsored repression and business-oriented racism. Deliveroo, Byron Burgers, Calais, Ventimiglia, and Heathrow: a line connects those names, a new map of struggles materialising the inequality within and beyond Brexit.
