University union members bring the fight to union bosses Protests erupt as State-backed gunmen assassinate Mexican land defender High school and sixth form students take action against bullshit toilet rules Junior doctors announce 72-hour strike […]
Tag: Land justice
Fighting racists in the street and in the State (Direct Action News, 6 to 12 Feb 2023)
Abolish Frontex: day of action against Fortress Europe New wave of strikes and mass demonstrations across France Avon Vale Hunt expelled from hunting’s governing association after grassing on itself Centre Parcs abandons attempt to plough […]
The people versus fat-cats, bureaucrats and killer cops (Direct Action News, 23 to 29 Jan 2023)
1 February – Multiple unions hold co-ordinated nationwide strikes Scotland tightens laws on hunting with hounds UK strike at Amazon Dartmoor National Park Authority to challenge High Court decision on wild camping Protests across the […]
Protests in the streets, in the fields and on the rooftops (Direct Action News, 16 to 22 Jan 2023)
German police evict the last people resisting a new coal mine Public sector strike action continues across England and Wales Cops kill forest defender in Atlanta, USA Palestine Action smash Leonardo arms factory in Edinburgh […]
An artist speaks about her new film on the crime bill’s trespass laws
The government’s new Policing, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill (PCSCB) entered its latest stage on 18 May. Despite widespread opposition to the bill, including protests that have faced aggressive policing, the government is pushing onwards. […]
A weekend of trespass kept resistance against the new crime bill alive
Following a national call-out to “go for a walk, a swim or a paddle in a local area” on 24 April, people across England engaged in acts of trespass. It was part of a wider […]
People are planning to commit ‘blatant anarchy’ in England’s countryside this weekend
Groups across the country are planning to trespass into England’s countryside as part of a new land justice movement. And the call-out is timed to coincide with the anniversary of one of the country’s most famous […]
Land justice
Nearly all land and water in the UK is privately owned and inaccessible to the public. The effects of this are far-reaching. Not only does it confine people’s leisure time, but it impacts everything from […]