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Monthly Archives: July 2020

Against emergency: The interlinked struggles in Hong Kong and the Philippines

Tuesday, July 14, 2020

States around the world are criminalizing dissent in response to a global and ongoing wave of uprisings. Written by JN from Lausan and Simoun Magsalin. Written for Lausan.  The COVID-19 pandemic has seen the widespread failure of states across the world to carry out the function of providing healthcare and proper protective resources to its […]

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Black Cross: A Proposal for an Abolitionist Prisoner Support Group

Monday, July 6, 2020

  With the Terror Bill now becoming Terror Law, we can expect an increase of arrests and suppression from the State. Indeed just one day after the signing of the Terror law, eleven protesters were warrantlessly arrested and became known as the Cabuyao 11. It is in this climate that having an abolitionist prisoner support […]

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