Shabbir Lakha

Shabbir Lakha is a Stop the War officer, a People's Assembly activist and a member of Counterfire.

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Robert Mugabe at the 12th African Union Summit, 2009. Photo: Wikimedia

Zimbabwe: Change to keep things the same

Photo: Flickr/Dale Napier

Friends of Israel: influencing British politics

Priti Patel. Photo: Flickr/Policy Exchange

The Israel Factor: Priti Patel and Emily Thornberry

Parliament Square echoing with chants of "Free free Palestine". Photo: Shabbir Lakha

From London to Palestine with solidarity – photos

Why I took on Jacob Rees-Mogg and his despicable views on austerity

A festival of resistance in Manchester as a united movement protests at the Tory conference

Nurses protesting in Parliament Square. Photo: Danielle Tiplady

Scrap the Cap: Nurses take the fight to the Tories

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Photo: Wikimedia Commons

‘The resistance is coming from all sections of society’: Hindu nationalism and its opponents

Jeremy Corbyn. Photo: Flickr/Chatham House

The media assault on Corbyn on student debt is fake news

Prime Minister Theresa May. Photo: Fickr / Teacher Dude

First the DUP, now Corbyn: Theresa May’s inability to govern

Grenfell protest. Photo: Shabbir Lakha

Justice for Grenfell: on the streets

Anti-NATO protesters. Photo: Chris Nineham

Trump and Nato: a dangerous alliance

Jeremy Corbyn can win. Photo: wikimedia, paulnew

Why Jeremy Corbyn can win

Prime Minister Theresa May. Photo: Wikipedia

Dementia tax u-turn: Theresa May’s contempt for the electorate

Anti-racist protest, London, March 2017. Photo: Flickr/Jim Aindow

Our fight against the Tories is a fight against racism

Jeremy Corbyn speaking in Kilburn, August 2016. Photo: Jim Aindow

Labour manifesto: a winning programme