Is the government about to start seizing the assets of every citizen it doesn’t like, without even the pretence of a legal process?

This battle is not to only save a single journalist from gross injustice but to defend the right of all workers to access and speak the truth.

Former Bolivian president tells British interviewer: ‘We lament the English were celebrating the sight of dead people.’

The people of Latin America are on the move once more, spurred on by the growing confidence of the anti-imperialist global alliance.

It is not one man who is on trial, but the people’s right to access meaningful and reliable information.

West Midlands police are still pursuing a vendetta against the veteran reporter who revealed their corruption and incompetence.

It is not just one leader we need to replace, but the whole rotten and corrupt system he represents.

On the insincere assurances of US lawyers, a British court has decreed that it would be safe for Mr Assange to be handed over to their country’s tender mercies.

Corporate media maintain their silence as the persecuted journalist and publisher remains behind bars, though convicted of no crime.

The imprisonment of diplomat Alex Saab is a further indication of the lengths to which US imperialism will go in imposing its starvation sanctions on Venezuela.

Will the authorities now be forced to cease their decade-long persecution of the world’s most celebrated journalist?

In Britain today, any journalist who becomes an inconvenience to the ruling class can expect to be ruthlessly targeted.

While the ‘opposition’ sits on its hands, the ruling class is rolling out more legislation designed to suppress working-class discontent.

All this sound and fury is serving to obscure Salmond’s real crime: the incitement of reactionary separatism amongst the British working class.

Irish peace prize winner explains how the bravery of these three whistleblowers inspires peace-loving workers everywhere.

The mainstream media is spreading cold war propaganda against China in support of the imperialists’ drive to an all-out conflagration.

Years of unwarranted imprisonment and torture do not look likely to end any time soon, despite the denial of the US’s extradition claim.

Judge’s ruling makes it clear that the principles supposedly protecting free speech and honest journalism remain in peril.

Those publishing the truth are hounded, while public trust in most journalists and politicians has collapsed. How has this happened, and what can we do?