Saturday, 6 June 2020 was historic. Across the continent, hundreds of thousands of people participated in huge First Nations-led Stop Deaths in Custody/Black Lives Matter protests.
civil liberties & police
Arden las barricadas en Estados Unidos
Este 31 de mayo el mundo fue testigo de un acontecimiento histórico: los fuegos de la rebelión de masas estallaron a un par de centenares de metros de la Casa Blanca. Donald Trump, el jefe político del estado imperialista más poderoso que somete económica y militarmente la Tierra, debió ser escoltado al bunker debajo de… Read more »
Barricades are burning in the United States
Committee for Revolutionary International Regroupment statement: “On May 31, an historic event – mass rebellion broke out a few hundred yards from the White House.”
A solidarity message from Guatemala in the wake of the death of George Floyd
A response to the “I Can’t Breathe” statement of the joint National Comrades of Color Caucus of the Freedom Socialist Party and Radical Women.
“No puedo respirar” 6 años después, y la lucha contra la violencia policial continúa
Declaración emitida por el Concejo Nacional de Camaradas de Color del Partido de Libertad Socialista y Mujeres Radicales, EE. UU. El linchamiento nunca se fue. Los poderes fácticos lo han consagrado en el poder del Estado. Solo en los últimos cuatro meses, George Floyd, Sean Reed, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery y Tony McDade fueron ejecutados… Read more »
“I can’t breathe” 6 years later — and the fight against police violence rages on
The joint National Comrades of Color Caucus of the Freedom Socialist Party and Radical Women on the “corrosive power of white supremacy” in service of the capitalist class.
May 30 protests to demand justice for George Floyd and an end to murders by police
Take a stand against police violence in a city near you.
#JusticeforFloyd
Join us in demanding all the officers involved in the killing of George Floyd are charged with murder.
#JusticeforAhmaud: District Attorneys George Barnhill & Jackie Johnson must be REMOVED from office
“For their inaction, both District Attorney Gregory Barnhill and District Attorney Jackie Johnson must go.”
Moz, a refugee detained in Melbourne, speaks out!
Moz, along with more than 45 other men, is detained in a cramped hotel in the Melbourne suburb of Preston without the ability to physically distance.
