As Afghans dig through earthquake rubble, their wealth remains in the hands of US banks
Afghans in the east of the country have spent several days digging through rubble, often by hand, following an earthquake. ...
RMT general secretary Mick Lynch left a trail of stunned establishment hacks in his wake this week
Establishment hacks had a rough week. Smug, pompous and overpaid, the likes of Kay Burley, Richard Madeley, and Piers Morgan ...
The Tories are trying to silence you!
Here's what you need to know about the Priti Patel's authoritarian public order bill. Video transcript Have you ever wanted ...
The truth about the rail strikes
There's lot of nonsense flying around in the establishment media about the rail strikes. Curtis Daily explains why the strikes ...
Outsourced cleaners at London Bridge Hospital are campaigning against poverty pay
Outsourced cleaners at London Bridge Hospital demonstrated on 17 June against poverty pay. The protest took place outside the London ...
Campaign of direct action forces an Israeli drone maker to close its London office permanently
Palestine solidarity campaigners have been involved in an intense campaign of direct action against Israeli arms company Elbit for years. ...
5 things I wish people knew about domestic abuse
Watching the Depp vs. Heard trial play out was truly horrifying. Yes, we know misogyny is an issue in society ...
The Sunday Times changed an article backing-up the RMT strike
Rupert Murdoch's Sunday Times published and then changed an article about the railways. It showed part of the reason why ...
The Turkish state is criminalising radical ecologists
The Turkish state is currently in the midst of a brutal campaign of repression against the Kurdish Freedom Movement. Twenty ...
People who complain about strikes don’t care that we all benefit
Rail strikes are set to go ahead this week after the National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers (RMT) ...
Julian Assange’s brother confirms UK appeal to include breach of client-lawyer confidentiality
On 17 June, home secretary Priti Patel gave her approval to a court ruling to extradite WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange ...
Tory saboteurs of the Animals Abroad Bill face questions over their motives
Until recently, the UK planned to ban tourism advertisements linked to the brutal mistreatment of elephants, particularly endangered Asian elephants. But senior Conservatives ...
Dark day for press freedom as Priti Patel approves Julian Assange extradition
Home secretary Priti Patel has approved the US extradition request for journalist and Wikileaks editor Julian Assange. The Australian national, ...
Tories want to leave the ECHR, but they’re not ready for bottom up resistance
A dramatic late intervention saw a deportation flight to Rwanda halted on Tuesday 14 June. The decision, which would have ...
The Turkish state is attacking radical women journalists
UPDATE: On the afternoon of 16 June, we received news that 16 of the jailed journalists had been remanded in ...
Dawn Butler being threatened with police reflects the racism and misogyny at the heart of parliament
Labour MP for Brent Dawn Butler has revealed that House of Commons officials threatened her with police if she didn't leave ...
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