Imprisoned Anarchist Toby Shone Fights New Legal Battle Against UK State Imprisoned anarchist Toby Shone is fighting a new battle as he counts down the weeks to his halfway…
G8 Legal Support Group's initial statement on the policing of the G8 protests in Scotland, July 2005 From Black Flag #205 (2005)
"17-17-17" - Reflections at the End of the Vaughn 17 Trial Report from Dwayne "BIM" Staats of the Vaughn 17 who reflects on the end of the trial, lessons…
Class War in Social Democratic Sweden Two activists with the SAC syndicalist union in Sweden write on the “Peace Obligation” proposal which would effectively outlaw strikes and…
HMP Lewes Mutiny Trial Starts in Hove - Support the Lewes 5 Five defendants are due to stand trial at Hove crown court on charges of prison mutiny, criminal…
School Dinner Discipline: a little bit of solidarity can go a long way A dinner lady came to Brighton SolFed when there was nowhere left to go. At the time, they faced a…
Five reasons "red" Len won't break the law “Red” Len McCluskey is once more rattling his sabre ahead of the General Election. But don’t expect it to ever be drawn. Here’s five reasons why.
Tackling the UK's “freelance” TEFL scandal There's good news for UK language teachers: all of us should be on directly-employed contracts.
Colonial law and ideology: Israel and the Occupied Territories - Ben Cashdan Investigation into the ways in which the law has been used by the Israeli state to ideologically…
Italy: Renzi government reforms jobs and cuts rights At first glance, Giuliano Poletti, Minister of Labour and Social Policy in the Renzi government, could look like an old-fashioned left-wing…
Bologna activists banished from the city It sounds like news from a distant time, way back in Italian history, but it actually happened in 2014. On 6 March, 12 activists were forced to…
Italy does not tolerate organised protest: students prosecuted An update on on changes to higher education and student protests in Italy as well as the government…
