The DWP is back in hot water after the UN slams its ‘total surveillance’
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has been slammed by the UN over its surveillance of benefit claimants. Philip ...
Tag: protest
Democracy activists begin three-day protest at Hong Kong airport
The continuing protests have sparked concerns over the impact on the city’s crucial travel industry.
Russian opposition figure detained ahead of Moscow protest
Lyubov Sobol was taken away by officers ahead of the unauthorised rally over the exclusion of prospective Moscow city council ...
Videos show police advising embassy staff to ‘get back’ amid tense rooftop protest
A reporter recently reached the roof of the Bahraini embassy in London, protesting against the execution of two men in ...
The DWP and police’s latest move against disabled protesters is totally ‘vindictive’
A freedom of information (FOI) request has revealed a shocking truth. A police force has admitted to sharing information about ...
Demonstrators arrested ahead of Moscow election protest
The decision to bar some opposition candidates for allegedly insufficient signatures on nominating petitions has already sparked several protests.
Pro-Palestine protesters found guilty of ‘private nuisance’ as ‘Israel’s litany of war crimes’ continues
On 22 July, three Palestine solidarity activists were found guilty of blockading a JCB facility in September 2018. The activists were ...
As the racist liar moves into Downing Street, thousands will take to the streets
It's official. The blue rinse brigade of the Conservative Party membership has gifted us a racist liar as our next ...
US territory Puerto Rico rocked by biggest protests in recent history
Hundreds of thousands of protesters are currently filling the streets of Puerto Rico to demand the resignation of their governor. The neglected ...
Some Iranian women taking off hijabs as hardliners push back on dress code
There is anecdotal evidence that more women are pushing back against the dress code.
Protesters defiant despite Hong Kong leader declaring extradition bill ‘dead’
Protesters are persisting in their demands for the bill to be formally withdrawn.
I became the face of the angry left at the Trump protest. It ruined my life. This is my open letter.
The Canary is pleased to publish this guest post from Siobhan Prigent. Prigent made headlines across the mainstream media after ...
Activists shut down UK-based Israeli arms factories ‘in solidarity with Palestinian people’
On 1 July, activists closed down two Israeli-owned arms factories in the UK. The protesters took this action "in solidarity ...
Irish protesters at risk of ‘heavy-handed’ response from state and police according to civil liberties NGO
An Irish campaign group declared that it has “serious and urgent concerns” about how the state reacts to “protest and ...
Greenpeace protester tells The Canary why she took action and what really happened when Tory MP attacked her
On 20 June, Conservative minister Mark Field reportedly ‘assaulted’ Greenpeace activist Janet Barker at the bankers’ banquet in London. Barker told The Canary ...
‘We have chronic elitism and gross snobbery in our social movements. It has to stop’.
The Canary is pleased to host this guest from D Hunter, author of Chav Solidarity. In May, I wrote an ...
Laura Kuenssberg using Tory violence to score cheap points against Labour is really scraping the barrel
On 20 June, Conservative minister Mark Field reportedly 'assaulted' Greenpeace activist Janet Barker at the bankers' banquet in London. The ...
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