The Independent Police Conduct Authority (IPCA) has absolved the police officers implicated in the lethal shooting of 29-year-old Jerrim Toms on 31 March last year. Its investigation has found the killing to be justified, but justice advocates People Against Prisons Aotearoa say that the facts of the case do not support the conclusion. Officers have… Continue reading Jerrim Toms investigation sets precedent for “epidemic of police killings”
Month: November 2019
U.S. embargo on Cuba is an attack on self-determination
Written by Cáit Ó Pronntaigh Class contradictions in Latin America are drawing more and more attention, with class power on both sides being exercised. We’ve seen fascist/far-right governments seizing power in the same year that we’ve seen enormous Indigenous/working class movements rising up from under the shadow of former dictatorship, neoliberalism, and austerity. As these… Continue reading U.S. embargo on Cuba is an attack on self-determination
Marxism and the world of conspiracy theories
By Mirkyton Ummashtarte In running a socialist organisation, especially one that has an audience and collaborators outside of the regular “left wing activist” crowd, we often find ourselves in contact with conspiracy theories and conspiracy theorists. Some people even think socialists like us are conspiracy theorists—after all, aren’t we blaming nearly all of our problems… Continue reading Marxism and the world of conspiracy theories