UK Newswire Archive
Photos from protest outside Edinburgh Lloyds TSB
31-01-2009 23:04
A better translation of the recent Icelandic anarchist communique!
31-01-2009 21:26
Animal Liberation Front Mexico
31-01-2009 20:24
A 'Racist' Strike?
31-01-2009 19:24
Hundreds walk out of their workplace. On the second day the strike spreads, pulling up to a thousand workers out on secondary action across sites in Northern England and Scotland - much of it illegal under the anti-trade union laws Labour has, to its eternal shame, left on the statute books. In short, an outbreak of the very 'spontaneous' actions of our class that would normally excite the left in this country.Is Recent Jailing of Anti-HLS Activists a Call to Action?
31-01-2009 19:14
CAMPAIGN AGAINST ANIMAL CRUELTY CONTINUES DESPITE GOVERNMENT REPRESSIONIs Recent Jailing of Anti-HLS Activists a Call to Action?
Barclays Demos in Birmingham
31-01-2009 18:37
Bayer Day of Action in Chile
31-01-2009 18:33
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New School Occupation: Perspectives on the Seizure of a Building
31-01-2009 16:27
2. A Case Study Of Occupation as Non-Event
3. Seven Points on Occupation
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Preoccupied: The Logic of Occupation
31-01-2009 16:17
Support The EDO Decommisioners
31-01-2009 15:48
Write to Our Prisoners (see below)Sign our Petition
http://www.petitiononline.com/edombm69/petition-sign.html Or leave a message of solidarity at
www.decommisioners.wordpress.com
Waterford workers occupy plant, Dublin
31-01-2009 15:17
A crisis meeting on the future of Waterford Crystal takes place in Dublin today as 100 angry workers continue to occupy the plant. The firm's receiver David Carson said that 480 of the 670 employees at the famous crystal maker in Kilbarry outside Waterford city have been made redundant.Stripping Palestinians of their right to self-defence
31-01-2009 12:17
Correct me if I’m wrong, but I was under the impression that a people under siege by an illegal occupier are entitled in international law to take up arms against their oppressor.
Collectors restrained from granting permission for jallikattu till February 13
31-01-2009 11:10
This is very cruel event for animal & public as well, OIPA & PFA Haryana welcome the stay orders on it.The horrors of Israel's peace
31-01-2009 10:19
Public Action Against Judicial Corruption and institutional Failures
31-01-2009 09:05
Demonstration Against Judicial Corruption, Unlawful Imprisonments, Human Rights Abuses and Institutional Failures in the UK. Every Saturday commencing from 12pm – 3pm outside HMP WORMWOOD SCRUBS, DU CANE ROAD, LONDON W12 0AE.Free Gaza Activists Welcomed Home as Heroes, then Join Protest
31-01-2009 08:10
German supreme court strengthens nuclear opponents’ rights
31-01-2009 06:43
Germany's supreme court has handed down a ruling that nuclear opponents welcome as strengthening their rights. It allows nuclear opponents to challenge nucear waste transports in court.Minipodcast from the third night of the occupation at Nottingham Uni
31-01-2009 03:33
Listen to the members of the occupation and their experiences of the day’s events. Including four people making their Riseup Radio debuts and more insights into the University’s feeble threats.Full article | 3 additions | 2 comments
The Euston Colonel Rapp demo. In Pictures.
31-01-2009 01:15
You have to wonder exactly what what their plan was? There are literally dozens of venues all around London that are owned by sympathisers of ethnic cleansing in Palestine. So why (oh why??) did they they pick one that was about 100 yards from a venue where the swappies were having a Palestine rally and SOAS was just a few hundred yards away?!?
Whatever their 'plan' they certainly didn't discuss it with the local plods in advance....
Guantánamo - Obama could do better
31-01-2009 00:17
Obama has yet to make any commitment to dismantle the key components of George Bush's attack on human rightsScottish-based human rights group Scotland Against Criminalising Communities and the Scotland Stop the War Coalition are giving a cautious welcome to orders signed by President Obama today to close Guantánamo Bay and to put an end to some of the harshest interrogation techniques. But we are dismayed that Obama has so far made no commitment to permanently abandon trial by the notorious Military Commissions and that his comments during the signing ceremony indicate that some Guantanamo prisoners may continue to be held indefinitely without trial. We think Obama could do better. He needs to be a great deal firmer in dealing with the legacy that George Bush has left him.
