Activists vs the surveillance state: Learning from Repression What can activists learn from each other across generations, communities, struggles and countries about state security practices, about the interests that they protect, and from the resistance of activists and movements being spied upon? Drawing from a new collection edited by Aziz Choudry, with contributions from/on Aotearoa/New […]

Past Struggles, Present Realities, Future Victories? Social movement learning and knowledge production Aziz Choudry on the new book he edited, Activists and the Surveillance State: Learning From Repression. The use of secret police and security agencies to disrupt and undermine political opposition to the prevailing social political and economic order has a long history. Many […]