Editorial from the base collective – June 2018 – Exploring the ways in which a series of recent victories for extra parliamentary organisers can better inform sustainable forms of organising and campaigning
‘Fascism in the UK’ charts the emergence and continuance of far-right trends on the streets and through party politics, offering a critique of anti-fascist focus and mobilisation
This article seeks to re-orientate the focus of abolition to all carceral forms, from prisons and immigration detention centres to mental health inpatient facilities, where the formations of structural violence permeate all
A piece on the experiences of a group of people organising to challenge the SWP, collectivising confrontation, antagonism and care in the process [CN SWP / sexual violence]
A conversation between 5 people discussing accountability in our everyday lives and spaces, offering a critical discussion about harm, abuse, gas-lighting and identity
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
[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