Approximately 20,000 people, including many trade unions and anti-racism groups, gathered in London to oppose the far-right in Britain

We were on the ground in Newcastle to bring you the voices of the people resisting the right-wing onslaught.

Trade unionists, activists, and communities intensify their opposition to far-right violence in the UK, gearing up for mass events on Saturday

Across Britain, communities unite to repair and clean up after a weekend of far-right violence and riots

Anti-racist and anti-fascist groups across Britain are mobilizing in a series of counter-demonstrations this weekend in response to an uptick in far-right violence

NHS staff pulled into counter-terrorism programs, raising alarms over patient care and professional ethics

Although authorities claim “the evidence collected… bias or an act of domestic terrorism,” this attack comes as Islamophobia is on the rise

As right-wing parties are set for a long drawn negotiation to form a coalition, widespread racism in the Netherlands is set to be bolstered by the election results

Across the United States, Arabs, Palestinians, and Muslims are experiencing a rise in racist attacks, fueled by mainstream rhetoric

Surprising both his supporters and opponents, Mark Rutte, the leader of the center-right People’s Party for Freedom and Democracy and the longest-serving prime minister of the country, has resigned. Progressive opposition forces are preparing for the elections

Public sector workers in the UK have a statutory duty under the ‘Prevent’ strategy to report ‘signs of radicalization’. The program is notorious for targeting Muslims and uses key services like healthcare to implement discriminatory ‘counter-terror’ tactics

On July 22, 2011, far-right terrorist Anders Behring Breivik detonated a car bomb in Oslo and opened fire at summer camp organized by the Workers Youth League in Utoya. A total of 77 people were killed in both the incidents