Britain's oldest anarchist publisher & bookshop. Occasionally disreputable. https://xitter.cf/t.co/FqsaWsUUxA for the news site. editor@ or [email protected]
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Alexis Daloumis, a filmmaker who was our correspondent from the beginning of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, recently completed his film about the Syrian War and the Rojava revolution. Here is the trailer, you should check it out:
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Surprise! We're happy to announce that our latest book has arrived just in time for this year's London Radical Bookfair (Saturday at Goldsmiths University) - a 50th anniversary edition of Colin Ward's Anarchy in Action!
Congratulations to Paul Golding, who it must be assumed was the man hired to put @UKLabour's latest membership card together.
The latest edition of Freedom has arrived and will be available for the London Anarchist Bookfair on Saturday.
We'll be at Rich Mix with our bookstall, and we're running a Zines fair at Angel Alley, so come down, pick up your free copy, and browse.
Tory maths: £65 million in benefit fraud, spread across a very large group, is easier and more important to tackle than £4.1bn in tax fraud spread across a relatively small group.
It's that time again! We're working on the next issue of our bi-annual Freedom journal and looking for contributors.
Theme: Organising Against Crisis
Deadline: Mid-September
Wordcount: 800 or 1,600
Contact: [email protected]
Tomorrow @ LARC, London:
Film screening and discussion on the activist perspective of the struggles on the Polish-Belarusian and Polish-Ukrainian borders.
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In amongst the grim reading of the Spycop Inquiry report is a startling note on State attitudes over the right to protest in the 1960s. Today organisers can be banned from attending and police would use their powers to simply ban the protest entirely applauded by the Minister.
