Washington Post’s lethal force database, established in 2015, shows that every year, approximately one thousand people in the United States are shot and killed by law enforcement and that the number of black people shot and killed by the police is double than the number of white people. […]
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Building solidarity to win
The country has been hit by a wave of threatened redundancies, cuts, unemployment. In response UCU members are fighting back, they are working together in an attempt to halt, and even prevent, some of these plans from being carried out. Elle McHale Across the country, UCU branches are […]
No one is illegal
The LGBTQ+ community are standing in solidarity with migrants who are being oppressed, facing state violence and media attacks. They are utilising their understanding of the struggle for freedom to fight against the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill. Elle McHale A short time ago, LGBTQIA+ people were […]
Breaking the blockade
61 years of political stalemate between the United States and Cuba has caused suffering and distress to Cuban families, which has been intensified by the Covid-19 pandemic. In a few weeks’ time, the United Nations General Assembly will vote, once again, to dissolve the US blockade. The CSC will conduct […]
Pandemic, the right and blockade: In conversation with Lula
“It is important to understand that the government of Jair Bolsonaro is an accident, which will pass, just as Trump did in the United States. Brazil and the world deserve something much better than Bolsonaro.” Osvaldo Cardosa Those are the words of the former Brazilian president Luiz Inácio […]
















