Search results for 'state & corruption' (59)
The mother of a man shot dead by police in a London Underground station after being mistaken for a terrorist has said “everyone should watch” a new dramatisation of her son’s killing.
A significant step by SA's legal system in confronting the atrocities of its past. A judge approved the trial of police officers for their involvement in the 1982 assassination of three activists.
Protests in West Yorkshire and elsewhere have mobilised against the Teledyne arms factory. Palestine solidarity rallies and marches took place across Britain in a national day of action.
The British state is trying to pose as a peacemaker in Sudan after nearly two years of war have torn the country apart. The two warring factions are backed by imperialist and regional powers.
Sixty one houses burned to the ground on the infamous day, 13 May 1985. Ramona Africa, the only adult MOVE survivor, and relatives of slain members sued the City for millions in federal court.
Families of people who died in police custody in the United Kingdom held the first public People’s Tribunal on the 5th & 6th of April 2025 at Regent's University in Central London.
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