This book examines how struggles across the world are responding to the escalating criminalisation of dissent. From protest bans to media smear campaigns, feminist night marches to resistance in prisons, its authors discuss techniques of repression and the diversity of subversive tactics deployed in response.
The volume demonstrates the multifaceted nature of both criminalisation and resistance. A bricolage of essays, interviews and poetry from different geopolitical contexts, it undertakes a practice of mutual learning and conspiracy across struggles. This accessible and interdisciplinary work offers vital insights for anyone concerned with transforming the oppressive, genocidal and ecocidal conditions of the present.
