There is no pride in arming genocide
This section will spotlight the movements happening on the ground. All around the globe, energy is building, people are rising up and movements are emerging. Hear from the organisations spearheading change and find out more about the collective action happening at a grassroots level, working to bring down systems of oppression, violence and exploitation.
On expanding the horizons of mainstream abolition in Egypt's anti-carceral struggle
4-month investigation: Energy Embargo for Palestine break down the role of BP and the British state in fuelling the Zionist genocide. Operating 3000 miles away from its London headquarters, BP is embedded in every step of the crude oil supply chain to the Zionist genocide, from extraction in the Caspian Sea, to transportation across transnational territories.
Energy Embargo for Palestine & Illustration: Heedayah Lockman
A youth-led initiative shakes the moribund political class
Steve Williams & Illustration: Chela Yego
And what we can all do to push back against racism, Islamophobia and fascism in the UK
Jess Mally & Illustration: Henry Roberts
5 members of Just Stop Oil imprisoned for non-violent protest
Looking at representation of childhood sexual abuse on screen in Eastenders and Sex Education
Sophia Luu & Illustration: Alex Francis
Ahead of the Indian elections, activists seal off Meta's London HQ to pull up company for “crimes against democracy”
How communities in the region teach us to resist transnational exploitation
Svetlana Onye & Illustration: Walker Gawande
Kareen Haddad & Illustration: Hayfaa Chalabi
Polina Bachlakova & Illustration: Natasha Phang Lee
Tommy Hodgson & Illustration: Mary Tolstova
Oluwaseun Famoofo & Illustration: Tinuke Fagborun
There is no pride in arming genocide
On expanding the horizons of mainstream abolition in Egypt's anti-carceral struggle
4-month investigation: Energy Embargo for Palestine break down the role of BP and the British state in fuelling the Zionist genocide. Operating 3000 miles away from its London headquarters, BP is embedded in every step of the crude oil supply chain to the Zionist genocide, from extraction in the Caspian Sea, to transportation across transnational territories.
Energy Embargo for Palestine & Illustration: Heedayah Lockman
A youth-led initiative shakes the moribund political class
Steve Williams & Illustration: Chela Yego
And what we can all do to push back against racism, Islamophobia and fascism in the UK
Jess Mally & Illustration: Henry Roberts
5 members of Just Stop Oil imprisoned for non-violent protest
Looking at representation of childhood sexual abuse on screen in Eastenders and Sex Education
Sophia Luu & Illustration: Alex Francis
Ahead of the Indian elections, activists seal off Meta's London HQ to pull up company for “crimes against democracy”
How communities in the region teach us to resist transnational exploitation
Svetlana Onye & Illustration: Walker Gawande
Energy Embargo for Palestine speaks out on the British Museum’s unprecedented collaboration with the Met Police in latest protest crackdown
What the ICJ and Brussels-based activists taught me about revolutionary struggle, radical resistance and meaningful solidarity
Charlotte Rose & Illustration: Javie Huxley
Unpacking the newest frontier of the international legal landscape around Israel and Palestine
Ning Chang & Illustration: Natasha Phang Lee
Exposing how health data and occupation are both profitable targets for the spy-tech giant Palantir
Health Workers for a free Palestine (UK) & Illustration: Talia Woodin
A call to direct action
Amardeep Singh Dhillon & Illustration: Tinuke Fagborun
