The Guardian • protest
A remarkable display of People’s Power
The kisan [editor’s note: Hindi for peasant, an agricultural worker] tractor march on Republic Day in Delhi was a remarkable and unique mass action.
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Issue #2017
What is happening in Sri Lanka?
For many outside of Sri Lanka, the political situation inside the nation can be difficult to understand. We interviewed Bimal Rathnayake, a politburo member of...
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Issue #1991
Don’t tread on the Eureka flag
The Eureka flag is present at a large amount of Australian protests.
Read moreClimate activist pays the price for government inaction
A climate activist who climbed on top of a coal train, which led to a five-hour delay of fifteen coal trains between Newcastle and Maitland,...
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Issue #2039
The right to protest should be law
Human rights and freedom are very popular terms at the moment, and it’s not hard to guess who is accused of violating them in Australian...
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Issue #1958
Aboriginal Deaths in Custody rally – Perth
Thursday 15th April on the 30th anniversary of the tabling of the 1991 Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody report ...
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Issue #2026
Why are we having this day of mourning?
On the 22nd September as thousands of people took to the streets in other capital cities around Australia to protest the monarchy, I sat at...
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Issue #2022
Amazon free one-day delivery built on extreme exploitation
Amazon, the world’s largest online retailer, has announced plans to roll out free one-day delivery for hundreds of thousands of products in Melbourne and Sydney...
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Issue #2026
“Abolish the monarchy” protests across the country
On 22nd September, thousands of people took to the streets in protest across the country under the banner of “Abolish the monarchy.” These rallies were...
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Issue #2019
It’s fine to protest, so long as you pay for it
Daniel Andrews’ Victorian Labor government has once again proven its deep commitment and thoughtful approach to environmental sustainability by pushing a bill through parliament that...
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Issue #2039
Invasion Day rallies demand “Treaty before Voice”
As many as 100,000 people took to the streets with rallies and marches in every state and territory on Invasion Day, 26th January. Protestors held...
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Issue #2002
NSW Parliament passes new anti-protest laws
Last month, climate activists associated with the group Blockade Australia performed a series of stunts that caused mass disruption at Port Botany. In response, the...
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Issue #2014
Assange rally – Adelaide
CPA members in Adelaide attended the recent rally in support of journalist and Wikileaks founder Julian Assange. In light of British Home Secretary Priti Patel’s...
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