George Nkencho’s state killers walk free – demand truth and justice
CW – racism, graphic racist violence & murder By Myriam Poizat-Marouki On Wednesday, 30 December 2020, George Nkencho was shot and killed by the
TCD encampment wins inspiring victory for Palestine solidarity movement
By Summer Conneely Beginning at Columbia University and spreading across the world, the encampments protesting the Israeli State genocidal campaign in Palestine have been
Baku: The First Congress of the Peoples of the East
By Christina Tello In 1920, the first anti-colonial congress in history was held in the port city of Baku, Azerbaijan. It was convened by
Violence and masculinity – a Marxist approach
By James McCabe We live in a world that is saturated with violence. The lives of millions of people today are scarred by war,
Lawrence Strike, 1912 – the fight for “Bread and Roses”
By Summer Conneely From the origin of the phrase “Bread and Roses” in a speech by suffragette Helen Todd in 1911, to a poem
Portugal: 50 years of the Carnation Revolution
By Pedro and Vanessa Fifty years ago, the political upsurge of workers and youth In Portugal following the military coup of 25 April put
Government in decline desperately shifts to the right
By Kevin McLoughlin Simon Harris’s elevation to ”chief” is not a sign of strength for the political establishment. In reality, as the football saying
In the face of repression Palestine solidarity protests erupt on US college campuses
By Harper Cleves On Thursday, 18 April, 108 students at Columbia University in New York City were arrested for setting up an encampment on