Articles
Seventeen Years in the Cellblock: Anwar Yassine on the Making and Unmaking of Palestine’s Prisoner Movement
In 1987, fighting with the Lebanese National Resistance Front, Anwar Yassine was wounded and captured after engagement with Israeli occupation forces on the western slopes of Mount Hermon. He spent the next 17 years inside Israeli prisons; first Ramla, then Ashkelon; where he became part of the organisational core of the Palestinian prisoners’ movement.
Seven Fronts: The Sahel’s Fight for Sovereignty
Against the False Symmetry of the Scissors: An Open Letter While Iran Resists an Illegal War of Aggression
A Global Red Scare: Anti-Terror Laws and the Return of Political Repression
Freedom for Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya
The Conference of the Left in South Africa
Why We Continue to Support Venezuela
The National Committee for the Administration of Gaza, Against Imperial Oversight
Solidarity with the Bolivarian Revolution
