Uproar about legal costs for Marikana workers reflects a political retreat A short article arguing that the debate around the state's refusal to carry the legal costs of Marikana mine workers reflects a retreat into the politics of reconciliation.
An anarchist theory of criminal justice - Coy McKinney This paper is a critique of how the state, the legal system, and the criminal justice system…
Tinley Park five accept non-cooperating plea bargain From Anti-racist action - On January 4, 2013 all members of the Tinley Park Five accepted a non-cooperating plea bargain in which they each plead…
POA Cry-Wolf at Morton Hall Immigration Centre Several prison officers are reported to have been injured during a serious disturbance at the Morton Hall Immigration Removal Centre on Christmas…
Russian prisoners fight-back against corrupt and brutal screws Hundreds of prisoners at Prison Number 6 in Kopeisk, in the Urals region of Russia, have fought…
Kenyan police murder four squatters during eviction Four people have been killed and ten others seriously injured when police opened fire on squatters protesting about being evicted from the 1200…
Some reflections on sexual violence and the struggles against it - Kavita Krishnan The following article was written in April 2012, before the recent anti-rape protests of December…
Fascists and state repression Some brief observations regarding attitudes towards the repression of the far-right by state forces.
Labour law and order An article by Preston Clements for Freedom on the repeal of the Trades Dispute Act in 1946 and the reactionary nature of both the Labour Party…
Abolition Now! Ten years of strategy and struggle against the prison industrial complex Today, over seven million people live under the control of U.S. jail, prison, probation, or parole…
Underground: My Life with SDS and the Weathermen in 1968, Mark Rudd led the legendary occupation of five buildings at Columbia University, a dramatic act of protest against the university’s…
