Natural born rebel

Dale Farm: We stood because ye stood May 2012
Mary Sheridan talks to Elly Robson about resisting the eviction of her family and the Traveller community at Dale Farm in Essex

Shack fightback: Bandile Mdlalose on Abahlali baseMjondolo December 2011
Bandile Mdlalose talks to Lorna Stephenson about Abahlali baseMjondolo, a radical poor people’s movement in South Africa

School of struggle February 2011
Sixth form student Fatima Rahim explains why she was part of an occupation at Camden School for Girls

Indigenous insight December 2010
Victor Figueroa Clark talks to Hugo Blanco, an ecosocialist and indigenous activist from Peru

Breaking rank January 2010
Tim Hunt speaks to Clare Glenton, wife of Joe Glenton, the British soldier facing court martial for refusing to return to Afghanistan

A fight worth having October 2009
Kate Ferguson interviews Ian Terry, a 23-year-old wind turbine worker involved in the occupation of the Vestas factory on the Isle of Wight

Coming out in Kenya August 2009
Pauline Kimani is one of Kenya's few openly lesbian women. Interview by Arusha Topazzini

Guarding the gulag February 2009
Christopher Brandon Arendt was a guard at Guantanamo detention camp from January to October 2004. He now is a full time volunteer for the advocacy group Iraq Veterans Against the War, campaigning against the 'war on terror'. He spoke to Kate Ferguson

Win one day December 2008
Joaquin Nzuzi Mbambi is UK general secretary of Abako, the oldest anti-colonial party in the Congo. He escaped the country six years ago after a crackdown on the outlawed group and has been seeking asylum in the UK ever since

Starting young December 2008
At the tender age of 13, Sonia Azad is already something of a veteran peace activist, having set up an anti-war campaign for children, as well as making two documentary films. She talked to Andrea D'Cruz about what inspired her to get involved

Mrs Chips November 2008
From school meals to school selection policies, Margaret Tulloch has been a tireless campaigner for state education for half a lifetime. She spoke to Laurie Penny

Papuan justice denied November 2007
Indonesian human rights campaigner Peneas Lokbere talks to Kirk Ward about transmigration policy, Papuan rights and Indonesian state torture