‘We are confronted by the threat of civil war’
Edgardo Lander talks to Red Pepper about the mounting tensions in Venezuela
Gilets Jaunes and the security state
Olly Haynes reports on the violent crackdown on protesters on the streets of France
Criminalising political opposition in Catalonia
Ignasi Bernat and David Whyte explain why the political trials this week only reveal the tip of the iceberg.
The age of environmental breakdown
There is only a small window of opportunity to prevent further catastrophic change, writes Lesley Rankin.
Zero-tariff Brexit: Another step towards Singapore-on-Thames?
Liam Fox's Brexit plans are a continuation of Thatcher's plans to decimate industry and agriculture, writes Nick Dearden
Russia normalises torture in case against anti-fascists
Gabriel Levy reports on the fallout from the notorious "Network" case
Who is worthy of grief? Emiliano Sala and the normality of Black death
The media coverage of Emiliano Sala's tragic death shows how little our society cares about the death of Black and Brown people. By Tanzil Chowdhury and Remi Joseph-Salisbury
Stansted 15 activist: ‘We have been found guilty of upholding our democratic right to protest’
Having a terror conviction will seriously impact our lives, but the real disgrace here is the treatment of people who face deportation, writes Laura Clayson from the Stansted 15.
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The Stansted 15 are free – but the fight for migrant justice is far from over
We cannot claim victory until the hostile environment has ended, writes Annahita Moradi.
Criminalising social movements helped Bolsonaro win power
Left-wing resistance was crushed before long before Bolsonaro's infamous election, writes Raphael Tsavkko Garcia
“History is repeating itself”: A Duterte resistor speaks
Tom Sykes speaks to Gene Alcantara about Duterte's dictatorship, and what it means for Filipino citizens in the diaspora.
Remembering Jeremy Hardy
A collection of highlights from Jeremy Hardy's columns for Red Pepper, and memories from his time in the movement
