On Sunday I'll be outside the Labour Party Conference in Liverpool, holding up the same sign. Andy Burnham now has the chance to do what Keir Starmer never would: lift the proscription on Palestine Action
A Commons statement that names ethnic cleansing in the West Bank, yet says nothing of the genocide in Gaza, is not a reset. What Ed Miliband left unsaid matters far more than what he said.
A satirical letter from a newly-installed Labour Prime Minister to Zack Polanski, proposing they split the country's problems between them: the Greens take every difficult cause, Labour keeps the easy wins.
Eight weeks before the Labour Party conference, Andy Burnham faces the same moral dilemma that broke his predecessor. This is what he must now do.
: On one side, four young people jailed for trying to stop a genocide. On the other, young conscripts ordered to carry it out. The same generation, two moral universes — and a justice system that knows exactly which one it fears.
onathon Porritt reflects on a moment of stillness in nature, listening to a nightingale, and the growing need to reconnect amid the pressures of the climate crisis.
Jonathon Porritt presents stark UN and WHO data revealing the scale of the Gaza genocide, urging readers not to turn away from the reality.
Jonathon Porritt reflects on repeated protest in support of Palestine Action, the Gaza genocide, and the moral responsibility to act when law and conscience collide.
Jonathon Porritt reflects on the High Court ruling that the proscription of Palestine Action was unlawful, and celebrates the extraordinary role of Defend Our Juries in mobilising civil resistance and protecting fundamental rights.
Arrested for opposing genocide in Gaza, Jonathon Porritt reflects on the surreal bureaucracy of UK courts — and the all-too-real human cost of political complicity and repression.
