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The shock of the terrible deaths in Paris has led to an outpouring of international solidarity from ordinary people.

David Cameron is refusing to help refugees on British territory in Cyprus, writes Dave Sewell

 

Up to 700 people joined a refugee solidarity rally organised by Stand Up to Racism in central London last night, Wednesday.

What triggered the revolts, and what was the court’s verdict on these events?

Protest at Jack the Ripper museum; Fast Food Rights campaign; anti-racists in Kent; Palestine solidarity; High Court ruling

All you punks and all you tedsNational Front and natty dreadsMods, rockers, hippies and skinheadsKeep on fighting till you’re dead. This verse from The Specials song “Do the Dog” expresses both the diversity and the divisions of late 1970s musical youth culture. The book and exhibition of photographer Syd Shelton’s work, Rock Against Racism, are...

Some 20,000 anti-racists marched through Paris yesterday, Saturday.

Shaker Aamer has thanked all those who have campaigned for his release when he arrived home after his release from the US prison camp Guantanamo Bay.

This exhibition of Syd Shelton’s photographs of Rock Against Racism (RAR) is a wonderful glimpse into the young faces and places of that time.

French cops cracked down on refugees in Calais last week. They arrested at least 150 people and flew them to detention centres hundreds of miles away.

Angry protesters gathered at Downing Street last Saturday over continuing delays to the release of Shaker Aamer, the last remaining British resident in Guantanamo prison.