The role of British universities in supporting Israel’s demolitions of Palestinian Homes
By Tom Anderson Palestinians are calling for people internationally to take
Check Point Software: Ex-Israeli military spooks profiting from the cyber-security industry
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British government funding for Nigerian deportation prison scrapped
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eCourier paying millions out to owner Royal Mail while denying workers ‘basic employment rights’
With couriers at the delivery firm eCourier set to strike next
Save Greek Seas: fighting the oil companies’ plans to devastate the Mediterranean
If governments and corporations get their way, the bright blue seas
Energean: Israel-backed Greek oil company hungry for Mediterranean gas
In Greece, as the economy returns to “business as usual” after
Yara: the fertiliser giant causing climate catastrophe
Next month a group of people will try to close down
Resisting the gold rush: Dalradian Resources and the struggle against gold mining in Ireland
Communities in County Tyrone in Northern Ireland have been resisting proposals
A life costs £10,000: how G4S’ Brook House detention contract works
In 2017, security company G4S was in the headlines again after
Delancey: tax-haven Tories devouring neighbourhoods
Delancey is a property developer involved in some of London’s highest
Elephant & Castle shopping centre: the battle at London’s gentrification “ground zero”
The Elephant and Castle has been called London’s gentrification “ground zero”.
Immigration raids: how direct action got UK’s ICE squads on the run
Immigration raids on people’s workplaces are one of the UK government’s
Calais: after the Jungle – an interview with Calais Migrant Solidarity, June 2019
In 2016, the northern French port town of Calais was all