War on Terror Follow

Anti-racists and socialists have to act now to make sure the attack in Westminster on Wednesday isn’t used to deepen racism, bolster police powers and justify more wars.

Leaders who condemned the attacks in Westminster are sowing terror in Iraq and Syria, writes Dave Sewell

This genre-straddling US blockbuster hones in on racism—casual and overt, writes Ken Olende. Also: reviews of Man Down and The Salesman

The Ministry of Defence and MI6 are insisting that claims made by people tortured must be heard behind closed doors.

Also: More troops will deepen the crisis in Afghanistan

An investigation by US armed forces magazine Military Times has suggested official statistics of bombing raids are incomplete.

Activists slammed the Tories’ “Prevent” strategy at an Islamic Human Rights Commission’s (IHRC) event last Saturday.

Moazzam Begg knows what it’s like to exist under the War on Terror. In new documentary The Confession he recounts a life that can inspire resistance to racism and repression, writes Talat Ahmed

The meeting between George Bush and Tony Blair in April 2002 has been described as a turning point the run-up to the invasion of Iraq.

Syrian refugees face repression and danger but they are fighting back. Two refugees told Socialist Worker that facing up to the counter-revolution in Syria showed them how to resist

The security services use tried and tested propaganda and snooping to divide and terrorise, writes Tomáš Tengely-Evans

The bombings in Belgium were horrific but repression helped the far right