By Wail Qasim of DTRTP. First published on Novara Wire In the spirit of international communication and solidarity – exemplified by the open letters and communiqués those in Ferguson and across the United States have shared via social media – I would like to contribute a letter of sorts.… Read More

Solidarity Vigil outside US Embassy, Weds 26th Nov, 7pm  24 Grosvenor Square W1A 1LQ, London. These moments are all too familiar; once again a police officer has executed a young black man with impunity and once again it is reinforced that black lives don’t matter!vWe will continue to fight all over the world for truth, justice and accountability.… Read More

DTRTP is hosting a series of new workshops on topics relating to protest, justice and incarceration.… Read More

Pic: Peter Marshall Report by Mitch Mitchell On Saturday, November 22, around 50 people assembled in Windrush Square, outside of Brixton library to march to Brixton Police Station in remembrance of Ricky Bishop, a 25 year old man of African-Caribbean heritage, who died whilst in police custody on the afternoon of Thursday 22nd November 2001.… Read More

As Occupy campaigners prepare to return to parliament square from 6pm tonight for the weekend, we re-publish this letter printed in The Guardian expressing support for protesters against restrictive legislation and heavy handed policing.… Read More

DtRtP would like to thank everyone who came along to our national conference on the weekend. … Read More

If you are going on today’s free education demonstration, don’t forget to pick up a bust card from us, and make a note of a lawyer to call on your arm -just in case.… Read More

The demand for justice is one that is made again and again by virtually every campaign responding to injustice.… Read More

Nina Power on some of the key issues confronting us today, based on her talk at the opening plenary of DtRtP’s national conference As the world awaits the verdict in the Grand Jury hearing into the killing of unarmed black teenager Michael Brown by Darren Wilson in Ferguson, Missouri, where a thousand newly-trained police and the National Guard are standing by, it is time to think too about parallels with British cases.… Read More

With a fantastic line up of speakers from Ferguson to Cairo to London, and a wide range of issues & campaigns to be discussed, we hope to see you tomorrow.… Read More