Interviews with Comrades
This is the first in a series of interviews with comrades of Plan C.
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Authoritarian Accumulation
On climate crisis, the far right and political economy By John de Plume Exploring the socio-political consequences that are today being forced by the emerging conditions of the climate crisis,
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THIS MARCH WILL FAIL. THIS MOVEMENT WON’T
Over the past 400 years, capitalist exploitation of labour and nature in pursuit of profit has been catastrophic for both.
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Democratising Technology: Intro to 5G
By Elena Celestini and Enda O’Riordan (Plan C London) This is the first article in a multi-part series we will be publishing about the potential for decentralised and democratised technology.
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We must become erotically free and socially responsible
This text was written as a series of reflections on a year-long pandemic intertwined with conversations with comrades about love and revolution. It moves in time with no particular chronological order.
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In memory of Josh
We’re devastated to hear of the sudden passing of our comrade and Plan C member from 2016 to 2019, Josh. Those who knew him know he was one of the
Care and Justice – Plan C London May 2020 Statement
_ Yesterday a meme about the Left in London was circulated, which included a panel about Plan C. Like anything else in this format, the meme was ironic and purposefully edgy,
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None of Us Cracked the Corbyn Moment – but, Comrades, We Can All Build On It
A week on from Labour’s resounding defeat in the UK General Election, Plan C London member Nik Matheou reflects on the Corbyn moment’s passing, the role of the institutional and
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“At the end of the day, it’s just us” – Mutual Aid, Direct Action and Disasters
We were privileged to have scott crow of the Common Ground Collective join us for Plan C’s first ever Zoom call on 30th September, talking about solidarity, crisis and building
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Anti fascists mobilise in London
Tommy Robinson’s fans again descended on London last week, calling for their coked up “crusader” to be freed because he’s simply a “journalist”. An antifascist demonstration, organised by LAFA and
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Solidarity against fascist violence
Plan C LDN stands in solidarity with our comrades in the Revolutionary Communist Group (RCG) Manchester who were attacked by supporters of Tommy Robinson over the weekend. Last Saturday, 27th
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London says FCK BORIS
On Wednesday evening around seven thousand people gathered at Russell Square, London for a street festival against the Tory election of Boris Johnson as Leader and PM, a constitutional coup
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OPEN COMMUNITY ASSEMBLY // East London
Plan C London // OPEN COMMUNITY ASSEMBLY “Conscious communities. Drill and drilling, youth violence in gentrified times, radical change” Almost every day we seem to be hearing stories of another
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Welcome Plan C Reading!
Plan C Reading has been formally recognised by the wider Plan C network. We believe that, by creating a recognised Plan C Reading, we can organise with the wider community,
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The politics of Universal Credit
A significant and rapidly increasing proportion of people living in the UK are not only becoming poorer, but facing a daily struggle to meet their most basic survival needs. The
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You Can’t Detain The Stubbornness of Freedom
by Sandro Mezzadra Liberté, liberté! This chant – belted out by 49 refugees and migrants in the moment of their landing at Lampedusa last Tuesday – contains the real meaning
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How to fight fascism: It might seem obvious, but is it?
Since the fascist terrorist attack against Muslims in Christchurch, New Zealand, we believe that this article is urgent in understanding what fascism is and how to effectively fight against it.
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On 8 March we struck! Reports from the Women’s Strike
Last Friday, on International Women’s Day, thousands of feminists of all genders took to the streets in seven cities across the UK to engage in the Women’s Strike, a global
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Blood on the EU’s hands
On the 12th March 2019 students, activists and academics have taken action against the visit of the former Italian Minister of Interior, Marco Minniti, the architect of Italy’s policy
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WTF is the Women’s Strike?
The Women’s Strike in Britain began with women coming together to explore our visions of the red feminist horizon – what it could look like and how, crucially – how
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