University Palestine societies express solidarity with incoming NUS president Shaima Dallali
Palestinian societies (PalSoc) at universities nationwide have issued an open letter condemning the "smear campaign" against incoming National Union of ...
Tag: protest
Protesters block oil terminal in Scotland and demand we #FundTheAlternatives
Just Stop Oil said it is the first action of its kind in Scotland.
The government stripped away our civil liberties overnight. But we won’t back down
On 27 April, a series of authoritarian and discriminatory bills passed through parliament. Having been granted royal assent on 28 April, ...
Protesters document police violence at demonstration for Kurdish people
The South Yorkshire Migration and Asylum Action Group (SYMAAG) has shared footage online of what appears to be South Yorkshire ...
Here’s what you can do to oppose anti-refugee government plans
As reported by The Canary on 14 April, the government has announced plans to process and detain asylum seekers in ...
A ludicrous coronavirus conviction shows why we need to hold the state to account
Back in early 2020, we saw new coronavirus (Covid-19) laws being hastily passed through parliament which gave the police sweeping ...
Child Q’s experience shows we need to get police out of schools
Content warning: this article contains material some readers may find distressing On 14 March, the City of London & Hackney ...
It’s the Tories’ spring conference this weekend. Time to protest.
The Trades Union Congress (TUC) was supposed to be protesting at this year's Tory spring conference, but it ended up ...
One year on from the policing bill, and it’s time to become ungovernable
On 9 March 2021, the government published its draconian policing bill. In the twelve months that followed, we've seen protests ...
Student occupiers are taking a stand against their ‘illegal and forceful’ eviction
On 3 March, private bailiffs evicted students who were peacefully occupying a university building at London's School of African and ...
It’s time to ramp up our fight against the police bill
On 28 February, the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill will return to the House of Commons. The bill suffered ...
Cost of living crisis demos are taking place across the UK this weekend
People’s Assembly (PA) groups are gathering in at least 25 locations across the UK on Saturday 12 February to protest ...
Union will fight Great Ormond Street Hospital’s injunction to silence its striking workers
Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH) has warned it will apply to court for an injunction unless striking workers stop picketing ...
Here’s all the fascist policies in the Tory pipeline for 2022
A number of new authoritarian laws are in the Tory government pipeline this year. The Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts ...
We must continue the fight against British complicity with the Israeli regime
On Thursday 13 January, campaigners announced that - after years of campaigning and direct action - Elbit Systems will be closing its ...
NOT GUILTY: Bristol jury finds that defendants were justified in toppling slave trader statue
Update: The headline and introduction were amended on 5 January at 17:20 to reflect the not guilty verdict. Content warning: ...
Protester in Colston statue trial asks ‘how long must you ask to be heard and not be listened to?’
Rhian Graham, who is accused of toppling the memorial of the slave trader, said there have been campaigns to have ...
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