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Defend the right to protest: Kingston turns out to Kill the Bill

Protesters in Kingston turned out to oppose the Police Bill as part of a number of demonstrations that took place around the country over the weekend, reports Sandra Keen

Bristol protesters defiant against the violent police crackdown

Protests in Bristol show no signs of abating and there are opportunities to deepen the movement against the Tories’ authoritarian crackdown, reports Tom Whittaker

Big win for Asda workers in equal pay fight - News from the Frontline

Counterfire's weekly digest with the latest on strikes and workplace struggles

Kill the bill: defend the right to protest - model resolution

A model motion to pass at your trade union branch/CLP/other organisation to oppose the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill and defend the right to protest

Bristol Kill the Bill: police, provocation and protest

As the government seeks to restrict our right to protest, Bristol makes its feelings clear, reports Jeni Van Heerden

Kill the Bill! Manchester marches for the right to protest – Report

The movement to stop the Tories’ clampdown on protest and to challenge violence against women continues in Manchester, reports Karen Buckley

Uber caves in over workers’ rights - News from the Frontline

Counterfire's weekly digest rounding up the stories of working people getting organised and fighting back

Uber victory: collective organising is the key to ending the gig economy

Uber recognising its drivers as employees with rights is a result of union organising - which will be central to ending the gig economy altogether, reports Chris Neville

Keep protesting: third day of protests rage against Tory plans to criminalise protest

On Tuesday evening, thousands protested for a third day against the government’s plans to expand police powers against the protesters, reports Yonas Makoni

Kingdom come: how striking security workers are making a break for it - interview

Counterfire spoke to striking security workers at Royal Berkshire Hospital about the conditions they're facing and why they're taking action

'Shame on you!': New Scotland Yard sees protest at police violence

In an atmosphere of anger and resistance, protestors call for an end to police violence against women, reports Yonas Makoni

‘We are all Sarah Everard’: women of Manchester stand up to the police

Women in Manchester will not be silenced, argues Lucy Nichols, in this report from the vigil

Defend the right to protest: Kingston turns out to Kill the Bill

Protesters in Kingston turned out to oppose the Police Bill as part of a number of demonstrations that took place around the country over the weekend, reports Sandra Keen

Bristol protesters defiant against the violent police crackdown

Protests in Bristol show no signs of abating and there are opportunities to deepen the movement against the Tories’ authoritarian crackdown, reports Tom Whittaker

Big win for Asda workers in equal pay fight - News from the Frontline

Counterfire's weekly digest with the latest on strikes and workplace struggles

Kill the bill: defend the right to protest - model resolution

A model motion to pass at your trade union branch/CLP/other organisation to oppose the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill and defend the right to protest

Bristol Kill the Bill: police, provocation and protest

As the government seeks to restrict our right to protest, Bristol makes its feelings clear, reports Jeni Van Heerden

Kill the Bill! Manchester marches for the right to protest – Report

The movement to stop the Tories’ clampdown on protest and to challenge violence against women continues in Manchester, reports Karen Buckley

Uber caves in over workers’ rights - News from the Frontline

Counterfire's weekly digest rounding up the stories of working people getting organised and fighting back

Uber victory: collective organising is the key to ending the gig economy

Uber recognising its drivers as employees with rights is a result of union organising - which will be central to ending the gig economy altogether, reports Chris Neville

Keep protesting: third day of protests rage against Tory plans to criminalise protest

On Tuesday evening, thousands protested for a third day against the government’s plans to expand police powers against the protesters, reports Yonas Makoni

Kingdom come: how striking security workers are making a break for it - interview

Counterfire spoke to striking security workers at Royal Berkshire Hospital about the conditions they're facing and why they're taking action

'Shame on you!': New Scotland Yard sees protest at police violence

In an atmosphere of anger and resistance, protestors call for an end to police violence against women, reports Yonas Makoni

‘We are all Sarah Everard’: women of Manchester stand up to the police

Women in Manchester will not be silenced, argues Lucy Nichols, in this report from the vigil

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Protesters in Kingston turned out to oppose the Police Bill as part of a number of demonstrations that took place around the country over the weekend, reports Sandra Keen

Protests in Bristol show no signs of abating and there are opportunities to deepen the movement against the Tories’ authoritarian crackdown, reports Tom Whittaker

Counterfire's weekly digest with the latest on strikes and workplace struggles

A model motion to pass at your trade union branch/CLP/other organisation to oppose the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill and defend the right to protest

As the government seeks to restrict our right to protest, Bristol makes its feelings clear, reports Jeni Van Heerden

The movement to stop the Tories’ clampdown on protest and to challenge violence against women continues in Manchester, reports Karen Buckley

Counterfire's weekly digest rounding up the stories of working people getting organised and fighting back

Uber recognising its drivers as employees with rights is a result of union organising - which will be central to ending the gig economy altogether, reports Chris Neville

On Tuesday evening, thousands protested for a third day against the government’s plans to expand police powers against the protesters, reports Yonas Makoni

Counterfire spoke to striking security workers at Royal Berkshire Hospital about the conditions they're facing and why they're taking action

In an atmosphere of anger and resistance, protestors call for an end to police violence against women, reports Yonas Makoni

Women in Manchester will not be silenced, argues Lucy Nichols, in this report from the vigil

Help boost radical media and socialist organisation