Eliza Egret
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Racist France has blood on its hands as refugees drown off of Mayotte
Thousands have died in "the world's largest marine cemetery" making the perilous crossing from Comoros and Madagascar to Mayotte → Read More
If you think society is less misogynist in 2023, think again
8 March is International Women's Day - it's far past time that men step up and do the work to fight misogyny and sexism → Read More
Just when you thought Britain couldn't get any more racist, the Tories bring the Illegal Migration Bill
Britain will permanently ban refugees from ever re-entering the country - while the likes of Sunak manipulate the public into buying it → Read More
Once again, Eurovision shows the hypocrisy of racist Britain
As the UK hosts Eurovision on behalf of Ukraine, it's time that we self-reflect on why we stand with Ukrainian refugees but not others → Read More
Trespass is a vital tactic if we want to save our forests
550 acres of ancient forest has been saved from Center Parcs development. Trespassing and the right to roam made this happen. → Read More
Tenants take action to prevent evictions and rising rents
Renters are taking collective action to protect themselves from money-grabbing landlords, with support from community union Acorn → Read More
Climate activists take action as Bristol airport expansion gets the go-ahead
A High Court judge has ruled that the expansion of Bristol airport can take place, despite mass opposition to the plans. → Read More
UK arms sales to Saudi Arabia are back on trial
Campaign Against the Arms Trade has taken legal action against the government, as more than a million people in Yemen are set to die by 2030 → Read More
The Dartmoor ruling is the wake-up call we all needed
As more than 3,000 people march on Dartmoor for land rights, landowner Alexander Darwall will be terrified to hear that he has created a catalyst for even bigger things to come → Read More
It’s not surprising that one of the worst sex offenders in Britain is a Met police officer
The Met Police ignored multiple complaints, and rewarded Carrick by promoting him up the ranks of the force and arming him with a gun → Read More
An Irish man and a Syrian woman join 22 others facing trial in Greece for rescuing refugees
The case is the first of its kind in Europe, where humanitarian help for refugees is criminalised by a state → Read More
Leftists celebrate as Lula defeats Bolsonaro in Brazil's election
As the world waits for Bolsonaro to concede defeat, we can cautiously celebrate the fall of another far-right leader → Read More
A refugee detention centre was bombed. The state's response shows its true racist colours.
Where's the outrage as people are firebombed and left to fester in disease-ridden prisons? → Read More
Transphobia reaches new heights as trans charity Mermaids is targeted on social media
A Telegraph 'exclusive' has the anti-trans community in uproar → Read More
Hundreds take action as Center Parcs plans to destroy one of our last ancient forests
300 people mass trespass in Sussex to fight for a forest's survival, and to campaign for our right to roam → Read More
Anti-monarchy protesters are arrested as dissenters make their voices heard
The police are all too quick to arrest those who speak out about the monarchy → Read More
Beware the anarchists! According to the state, we're a substantial risk to all of you
Goodbye, 'domestic extremist'. Hello, 'aggravated activist' → Read More
All eyes are on the UK's big landowners to protect foxes from being torn to shreds
We're looking at you, Forestry England, Natural Resources Wales, United Utilities and others → Read More
Police technology has just got a whole lot more intrusive, and it's being used on protests
Big brother is watching you even more than you thought he was → Read More
A political prisoner is being punished for speaking out. Could you be next?
Toby Shone faces draconian probation conditions on his release → Read More