Wayne Couzens Is Not an Anomaly
Since the sentencing for Sarah Everard’s murder, officials have sought to distance Couzens from the institution in which he served – but the truth is that violence and misogyny are endemic in British policing.
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Chloe Koffman
Chloe Koffman is writer, trade unionist and activist.
From American Spy to Australian Prime Minister
Before becoming the prime minister who solidified Australia’s neoliberal era, Bob Hawke was an official in the trade union movement – and an informer for the American authorities.
How Big Oil Is Waging ‘Lawfare’ Against Climate Activists
Oil giant Chevron’s campaign against environmentalist lawyer Steven Donziger exposes corporate polluters’ latest strategy for fighting climate activists – lock them up.
Remembering Australia’s Green Bans
In the 1960s and ’70s, Australian construction workers organised with local communities to prevent the destruction of green spaces in urban areas – the movement they created pioneered a green class politics.
Remembering Wave Hill: When Australia’s Indigenous Fought Back
On this day in 1966, hundreds of indigenous workers walked off the job in Australia’s Northern Territory demanding equal pay. Their strike lasted nine years – and resulted in the return of ancestral lands stolen for generations.
Remembering the Triangle Shirtwaist Fire
On this day in 1911 one of the deadliest industrial fires in US history exposed the need for stronger trade unions – and emboldened women garment workers to fight for them.
Remembering the Triangle Shirtwaist Fire
On this day in 1911 one of the deadliest industrial fires in US history exposed the need for stronger trade unions – and emboldened women garment workers to fight for them.