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The deaths of more than 1,300 people in only one week in the Mediterranean Sea has been called a tragedy. It is. But it is not a natural or inevitable one. 

A new book, Celebrating CLR James in Hackney, recalls grassroots campaigns against racism in east London and reprints documents and interviews

Nigel Farage faced two protests last Saturday as the fight against Ukip gathers pace, writes Sadie Robinson

Some 450 people attended the Social Work Action Network (Swan) conference in Paisley last weekend.

A joint solidarity delegation of councillors and trade unionists from the London borough of Tower Hamlets visited Greece last month.

Around 300 people opposed the racist Pegida UK group in Whitehall, central London, last Saturday. The protest was called by Unite Against Fascism (UAF).

The Tories are using the Prevent strategy to single out black and Asian children as potential “extremists”.

Detainees in Dungavel Detention Centre in Lanarkshire took to its grounds last week to join a solidarity demonstration taking place outside.

Thanks to the excellent coverage of issues around racism and black liberation over the last three months we have increased sales of Socialist Review in Edinburgh. February’s front cover and headline on Malcolm X and the road to revolution inspired people to buy it. I sold two copies while campaigning with Tusc in Craigmillar. One...

As protests spread inside the brutal centres where refugees are locked up, current and former detainees tell Ken Olende the hell needs to end.

Could Marine Le Pen’s fascist Front National (FN) win the next French presidential election in 2017? The dominant trend on the French left is to see the FN’s gains only through this prism.

A loud, angry and young march through London showed the mood to take on racism, says Ken Olende