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The London Metropolitan Police in 2006. Photo: Wikimedia/CGP Grey

Who polices the police? – weekly briefing

New Scotland Yard protest, March 14th 2021. Photo: Yonas Makoni

‘Shame on you!’: New Scotland Yard sees protest at police violence

Vigil for Sarah Everard, St. Peter's Square, Manchester, 14th March 2021. Photo: Chris Neville

‘We are all Sarah Everard’: women of Manchester stand up to the police

‘Fantasy and Science Fiction Art by Chesley Bonestell’. Flickr – DanCentury | cropped from original | licensed under CC 2.0 | Link at the bottom of article.

The politics of science fiction

Elaine Graham-Leigh

Vigil for Sarah Everard in Bristol. Photo: Susan Newman

Reclaim these streets: thousands attend vigils to demand end to violence against women

Vigil for Sarah Everard in Clapham Common attacked by police. Photo: Steph Pike

Clampdown in Clapham Common: women stand defiant against police violence

Women in burqas, Photo: Jamin Gray Flickr / cropped from original / licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0, linked at bottom of article

Swiss burqa ban: the racist right digs in deeper

Maddalena Dunscombe

Niki Ashton, Photo: davehuehn Flickr / cropped from original / licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 2.0, linked at bottom of article

Slanders against Corbyn echo in Canada

John Westmoreland

Reclaim the night, Photo: Paisley Scotland / Flickr / cropped from original / licensed under CC BY 2.0

Sarah Everard: Banning vigils is an assault on our rights – CounterBlast

The DVLA in Swansea. Photo: Zweifel / Wikimedia Commons / CC BY-SA 3.0, license linked at bottom of article

Licensed to ill: DVLA workers battle bosses and Covid at work – News from the Frontline

Win Philosophy Football’s Communard T-shirt

Reclaim These Streets: where people are protesting on Saturday

Demonstration in Greece for No vote in 2015 referendum.Photo: Ggia / Wikimedia Commons / CC BY-SA 4.0, license linked at bottom of article

The struggles are fusing: Greece protests rage against authoritarianism

The Communist Movement at a Crossroads: Plenums of the Communist International’s Executive Committee, 1922-1923 – book review

Bulgarian poster: Open your eyes - A campaign against gender violence. Source: Denitza Tchacarova / Wikimedia Commons / cropped original image / licensed under CC 2.0, linked at bottom of article

Sarah Everard killing: can women ever be safe?

Rue de Rivoli, Paris, May 1871. Photo: Public Domain

The Paris Commune: when workers ran a city

John Westmoreland