South Korea: Hundreds of rail workers arrested 231 railway workers were arrested and 2,244 workers were suspended during the third day of a mass strike in South Korea.
Legitimised torture The Human Rights Watch World Report 2006 has found the UK and US to have perpetrated several major violations of international human rights law.
Crime and community John Shute looks at leftist political group IWCA’s relationship to crime in the communities they serve.
Dalston occupation update - eviction? libcom has just heard that a hearing at Shoreditch County Court has resulted in an eviction order being granted at Dalston Theatre, it could therefore be evicted any time after 7pm this evening.
Irish Ferries dispute roundup The Irish Ferries dispute is over but the threat of summary sackings and casualisation remains.
UK: Water meters may be forced on millions This summer may be Britain's worst drought for thirty years, and hose-pipe bans and standpipes are already being discussed.
UK: Cottam power station wildcat strike Fifteen men have been sacked due to a wildcat strike last week at Cottam power station near Lincoln.
Paul Avrich 1931-2006: a historian who listened to anarchist voices The death of Paul Avrich has taken from anarchism its finest historian.
CPE: Glossary of the unrest A glossary of terms related to events to help explain certain words which cannot be translate perfectly translated or relate to background information.
Osaka park eviction Resistance to the evictions of Osaka's homeless community in Utsubo park and a protest at City Hall. See also our news coverage
Ireland: Wildcat strike by DART drivers Drivers on Dublin's DART rail network were on wildcat strike yesterday over the imposition of new rosters.
