Justice for Bristol Protesters is demanding a public inquiry over police violence
Campaign group Justice for Bristol Protesters (JBP) has launched an online petition calling for a public inquiry over police brutality...
Another death in custody at Bristol’s HMP Eastwood Park
Content warning: contains descriptions of prison violence, self-harm, and suicide Another prisoner has died in custody at Bristol’s HMP Eastwood...
University College London security guards protest against ‘fire and rehire’ at university open day
UCL security staff held protests over University College London's (UCL) plans to fire and rehire staff at the university's open...
Palestinian organisation calls for sanctions on Israel over Jenin attack
Israel's military has launched its biggest attack on a city in the West Bank since the second Palestinian uprising (or...
Israel has approved a massive new colonisation of the West Bank
The Israeli state approved the construction of over 5,623 new housing units in the West Bank this week, in an...
Surge in anti-LGBTQ disinformation targets Pride in Europe
As Pride events got underway in Europe in June, disinformation and hate speech targeting the LGBTQ community has spread across...
Calls for solidarity, as Turkish drones assassinate members of the Kurdish women’s movement
The Turkish military assassinated Yusra Darwish, the co-chair of Qamişlo canton council in Northeast Syria, on 20th June. Missiles fired...
ACORN has been winning more victories for tenants across the UK
Tenants from the ACORN renters union have been winning victories across the UK over the last few weeks. Union branches...
Israeli military uses Apaches in Jenin, as far-right minister calls for more air attacks on West Bank cities
On Monday 19 June, Israeli forces deployed Apache helicopter gunships and carried out airstrikes on the West Bank city of...
IWW union wins back Plymouth hospitality worker’s unpaid wages
Members of the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) carried out a picket at a Plymouth restaurant last week, calling...
The three people who stopped the 2021 Jamaica deportation flight have been acquitted
A jury at Lewes Crown Court acquitted three anti-deportation campaigners of causing a public nuisance this week. The three took...
Anti-racists target company refitting Cornwall’s controversial prison ship
Anti-racists have targeted A&P, the company refitting the Bibby Stockholm prison ship. The Tories previously announced they want to use...
50 organisations sign a public call for an amnesty for the Ely 20
Over 50 organisations have signed a letter calling for the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) to drop the charges against the...
Jury acquits protester who defended himself with a captured police riot shield
A jury in Bristol found Kill the Bill protester Michael Truesdale not guilty on Monday 12 June. The majority verdict...
Israeli soldiers shot Palestinian journalist Momen Samreen in the head while he was doing his job
Israeli forces shot Palestinian journalist Momen Samreen in the head with a live round on Wednesday 7 June. Soldiers also...
Bristol Kill the Bill protester tells court how he used captured police riot shield to defend himself
A Kill the Bill protester has been on trial in Bristol Crown Court this week. The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS)...
Rage after Israeli soldier shoots and kills Palestinian toddler Mohammad Tamimi
On 1 June, an Israeli soldier stationed at a temporary checkpoint shot Haitham Tamimi and his two-and-a-half-year-old son Mohammad with...
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