UK Social Struggles Newswire Archive
No Border Camp benefit, tomorrow night in London
05-06-2009 12:41
Report of Palestine action inside and outside M&S in Newcastle, 04.06.09
04-06-2009 23:12
Mother Palestine and the Settlements (by Latuff)
04-06-2009 18:29
Britain: Income inequality at record high
04-06-2009 16:05
Last month the government quietly published the latest measure of income inequality, the Gini coefficient, for the UK. The figure tells a story of growing exploitation and mounting poverty in Britain.Bristol antifascist action
04-06-2009 15:34
TO FREEDOM FOR ALL BEINGS , RACIAL JUSTICE , AND CLASS WAR ON FASCISM!Which Way Forward for the Black Left: The Formation of DIGNITY
04-06-2009 15:15
New anarchist freesheet "The Cambridge Leveller"
04-06-2009 13:02
The first issue of The Cambridge Leveller by Cambridge Anarchists is now out. The free community paper has news and views about the Stagecoach bus "service", anti-fascism in Cambs, looking back at May Day, beating bailiffs, and the council's woeful trach record on housing and anti-traveller racism.Shell causeway 'washed away' by Shell to Sea action
04-06-2009 11:30
Confrontation ensues as Shell vessels arrive at Rossport
04-06-2009 11:27
The Bristol Mobilisation for the Calais No Border Camp (23-27 June, 2009) is und
04-06-2009 10:24
The rise in influence of The BNP, UKIP and the rest of the racist right is made possible by the idea that “stopping” migration is either achievable or desirable. In the current race debate, which is dominated by the eugenicist front “Migration Watch” and their lapdogs at the Express and Mail groups, a position that talks about migration in terms of ending all border controls seems unthinkable.Sri Lanka: Humanitarian access urgently needed (Amnesty International appeal)
04-06-2009 08:37
*Please complete the email appeal letter to the Sri Lankan authorities expressing their concerns about the hundreds of thousands of Sri Lankans facing serious human rights violations.
http://www.amnesty.org.uk/actions_details.asp?ActionID=608 SHAC Mad Science Week Part 3; UK, USA, Sweden & Argentina
03-06-2009 22:48
DAY 4 OF MAD SCIENCE MAY UK TOUR - READING
HLS (LSR) INVESTOR BROWN ADVISORY HAS PROTESTS IN USA
MAD SCIENCE MAY WEEK OF ACTION IN SWEDEN
MAD SCIENCE WEEK - PROTESTS IN BUENOS AIRES
Part 1
http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/2009/05/431191.html Part 2
http://www.indymedia.org.uk/en/2009/06/431429.html
Direct Action & Solidarity; France & Mexico
03-06-2009 19:28
BIRDS FREED, VEHICLES BURNT AT FARM (France)
POLICE POST TORCHED, ACTION INSPIRED BY MAURICIO MORALES (Mexico)
TELMEX: WE ARE THE STONE IN YOUR SHOE (Mexico)
ALF PAY ANOTHER VISIT TO LEATHER STORE (Mexico)
Dave Mahoney (RNC arrestee) pleads guilty in exchange for 90day cap.
03-06-2009 14:14
On June 1st 2009 Dave Mahoney, under pressure from US state repression, plead guilty to a single count of second degree assault.Shell causeway 'washed away' by Shell to Sea action
03-06-2009 13:42
Britain sold arms despite Sri Lanka’s abuses – The Times
03-06-2009 00:04
Britain sold £13.6m worth of arms to Sri Lanka in the past three years despite Colombo’s widespread abuse of human rights, The Times newspaper reported.Oakwood residents campaign againts Tesco expansion
02-06-2009 19:50
Campaign against Tesco expansion on Roundhay Road, Oakwood, Leeds gathers strengtharrest in parliament square over tamil eelam t-shirt
02-06-2009 13:01
continuing the story from http://publish.indymedia.org.uk/en/2009/05/431149.html, maria was yesterday arrested for wearing a t-shirt bearing the symbol of the tamil eelam. the symbol bears similarities to the tamil tiger LTTE logo, but has significant historical and graphic differences. police have kept flipping on this issue all week
Interview with Visteon worker
02-06-2009 07:27
Colnbrook IRC ~ Another damming report
02-06-2009 05:56
Struggling to copeColnbrook immigration removal centre (IRC) had made little improvement since its last inspection, and was struggling to cope, said Dame Anne Owers, Chief inspector of Prisons, publishing a report today Tuesday 2nd June, on the inspection of the centre
Safety at the centre continued to be a significant concern, with a challenging and vulnerable population and a drugs problem.
