FAMILIES OF PEOPLE KILLED BY POLICE FORCES ACROSS EUROPE TO PRESENT DAMNING TESTIMONIES OF POLICE VIOLENCE

FAMILIES OF PEOPLE KILLED BY POLICE FORCES ACROSS EUROPE TO PRESENT DAMNING TESTIMONIES OF POLICE VIOLENCE SAVE THE DATE 17-18 October, 2026 For Immediate Release Families of people killed by the police in France, Germany, Belgium, Switzerland, Spain and the UK will gather in London on the 17th and 18th of October to outline an international strategy to challenge human rights abuses by police forces across Europe. These police forces for decades have used violence, particularly against Black, Arab, migrant, and working class people. This unprecedented meeting will take place in front of an international panel of experts from France, . . .

African, Indigenous, Palestinian contingent of VB53 in at the Maroon monument in Matanzas, Cuba

Lessons from an African, Indigenous, Palestinian Contingent to Cuba

The 53rd Venceremos Brigade brought together 37 African, Indigenous, and Palestinian organizers to study the Cuban revolution and build solidarity across national liberation movements. This report covers the political preparation, the sub-brigade structure, and the lessons that grounded the contingent before and during their time on the island. . . .

Prairieland Nine solidarity posters

Why The Prairieland Nine Convictions Are a Warning to All Movements

The Black Alliance for Peace stands in solidarity with the Prairieland Nine following their convictions in federal court. These verdicts are lawfare against people’s movements, the War on Terror turned inward. As the U.S. wages aggressive wars abroad, repression intensifies at home. This case is a warning to all who resist. . . .

Musa, a Black Muslim activist. DHS targeted them with invasive airport detention and device seizure.

DHS Targets Black Muslim Activist: Border Policing & Political Repression

Statement from Hood Communist editor and organizer D. Musa Springer after being targeted by DHS, detained, and having their devices seized. Returning from international travel, Musa was detained and interrogated for over three hours at Tampa airport before having their phone and computer confiscated. . . .