Featuring

Good News in a Hostile Environment

Editorial - June 2018 - Exploring how a series of recent victories for extra parliamentary organisers can better inform sustainable kinds of organising

Fascism in the UK

charting the emergence and continuance of far-right trends on the streets and through party politics, offering a critique of anti-fascist focus and mobilisation

Harm, Abuse & Accountability

A discussion between 5 people discussing accountability in our everyday lives and spaces, offering a critical discussion about harm, abuse, gas-lighting and identity

Dead Canaries

A look at the social within the technical: surveillance, cryptoculture and digital life. Responding to the death of Riseup.net’s warrant Canary in 2016, the authors consider trust and affinity in this context.

The Abolition of Carceral Forms

Seeking to re-orientate the focus of abolition to all carceral forms, from prisons & immigration detention to mental health inpatient facilities

Stigmata

[CN Sexual Violence] Lynsay Hodges presents the dichotomy within which rape survivors are positioned: simultaneously objectified by a disciplinary gaze, their history interrogated in perpetuum for cracks.

Fuck the SWP: Care & Affinity in Confrontation

On the experiences of a group of people organising to challenge the SWP, collectivising confrontation, antagonism and care [CN SWP / sexual violence]

Race, Class and Borders

Tracing over a century of British immigration controls, broad support for them from the public & left institutions and some of the autonomous struggles developed against both popular & state racism.
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Revolting Prostitutes: The Fight for Sex Workers’ Rights

Ru Kaur speaks with Molly Smith about ‘Revolting Prostitutes’, a book she has recently published along with her co-author Juno Mac. The book provides an overview of the struggle for sex worker rights from the perspective of sex workers themselves.
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