Never Dormant on Death Row: Siddique Hasan and Bomani Shakur on Ferguson & movements against police violence
A conversation between Lucasville Uprising prisoners Bomani Shakur and Siddique Hasan about the Ferguson uprising and related anti-police violence movements, taken from the Lucasville Amnesty site and formatted as a pamphlet by Sacramento Prisoner Support.
Spies at Work
This is the full story of the right wing subversive organisation "The Economic League", which became known for its secret blacklisting activities on behalf of big business, but which has been also involved in anti-democratic conspiracies since the First World War.
This book was first made available online by the 1 in 12 Publications library.
After Isolation: Questioning the Effects of Solitary
An article by Texas inmates Noah Coffin and Patrick Rater exploring the long-term psychological effects of solitary confinement.
Confidence, Courage, Connection, Trust: A proposal for security culture
An article suggesting some ways that security practices can be improved. This article was submitted anonymously to North Shore Counter-Info.
Esperanto; in the Ups and Downs of Moscow Linguistics and Politics
A series of articles from the journal Amerika Esperantisto, concerning the history of Esperanto and linguistics in the Soviet Union. Written in 1957
Anarchist prisoner Eric King facing threats and intimdation against his family while preparing for trial
New documents filed in Eric King's ongoing court case reveal the extent of staff intimidation and threats toward Eric and his family. This information was first posted on his legal fundraiser page. Content note: the following text includes a discussion of suicide
No Hanging Here: The Case of Marie and Noel Murray
A pamphlet produced by the Murray Defence Campaign, protesting against the planned executions of Irish anarchists Noel and Marie Murray. Digitised by the Irish Left Archive.
Lucasville uprising prisoner Bomani Shakur on the US justice system
Bomani Shakur/Keith LaMar, a prisoner sentenced to death after being wrongly convicted of murder for his alleged role in the 1993 Lucasville Uprising, reflects on his experiences. First published on the Justice for Keith LaMar facebook page, and republished by Abolition Media Worldwide.
Racism and Close Supervision Centres
Close Supervision Centre prisoner Kevan Thakrar writes on racism within the CSC system. Taken from the Incarcerated Workers Organising Committee site.
The Birth of Close Supervision Centres
An article by Kevan Thakrar, who has spent ten years in the UK's brutal Close Supervision Centres, on the origins of the scheme. Taken from the Incarcerated Workers Organising Committee website.
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