In many ways, Slutwalk is waging a battle that is unlike other protest movements. At the heart of all sexual violence is a debate over the ways in which language itself informs actions.

These marches are totally illegal, openly flaunting the repressive bill 78, making a mockery of Premier Charest attempt to crush the student and peoples' movement.

The Charest government has turned to repression to try to break the largest and longest student strike in Quebec history.

Public hearings in London, Ontario for Enbridge's proposed reversal of the Line 9 pipeline had barely begun when a demonstration shut down the proceedings.

From the Quebec student strike to Occupy Wall Street, the potential for a new global resistance is emerging.

A wide-ranging interview with Judith Butler, including her thoughts on the student protests in Chile and Quebec: "sometimes you have to bring the machinery to a halt to make a difference."

A long-time Nova Scotia NDP activist argues that there were better alternatives to the government's tax cuts and austerity measures.

If you, your union, or your organization is able to give any amount of financial help, it would make an undeniable difference in our struggle.

Our correspondent, who was on the front lines during Toronto's G20 protests, argues the McNeilly report comes up short.

A Canadian journalist recounts her weekend in Chicago, as an accidental eyewitness to the protests against NATO.

Busy fighting off Harper's wave of attacks, we are in danger of losing our imagination regarding what is truly possible in this country.

Speaking for the first time in public, Mohammad Mahjoub told an Ottawa audience about some of his experiences.

Two years is a long time to wait for all those impacted by police repression at the G20 Summit protests.

The strike of post-secondary students in Quebec has taken a dramatic turn with a special law to outlaw protest activity deemed disruptive of institutions not participating in the strike.

The UN Special Rapporteur delivered a clear message yesterday: "rates of food insecurity are unacceptable, and it is time for Canada to adopt a national right to food strategy."

The proposed law comes as tensions have continued to rise on campuses. A major demonstration has been called for March 22 in Montreal.

This weekend, tens of thousands are expected to converge on Chicago to protest against a major NATO summit. The war in Afghanistan will be at the top of the agenda.

A year after the uprising that toppled Ben Ali, Tunisia's government is controlled by forces that are not only neo-liberal but quite conservative and even reactionary.

The Canadian government has also failed to take any steps to prevent or remedy U.S. crimes against Khadr including torture and other ill treatment.

First, don't be afraid to assume your party's roots, and campaign on the left, while keeping a watchful eye on the centre.

Nakba Day will continue to be a site of resistance until Palestinians can exercise their Right of Return, until they are given back the dignity and respect and basic rights they deserve.

"If Canada wants to reconcile with First Nations people, it should be law to include First Nations programs from whichever territory radio stations are broadcasting in."

Environmental issues played a central role in Evan Putterill's upbringing and are part of the reason he is passionate about politics.

Across Spain, reports here confirm that hundreds of thousands of people have been marching under the slogan of 'We don't owe; we won't pay.'

While the melting Arctic may benefit corporations interested in profiting off resource extraction, the harm to Mother Earth and the Indigenous peoples cannot be undone.