Prison Notebook
Roger Hallam, Robin Boardman, Clare FarrellWritings from the prison cell on collapse and revolution.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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What I Learned in Prison About Freedom
Last July, I was given a five-year prison sentence for being on a Zoom call asking people to take part in civil disobedience. It was later reduced on appeal — the judge called it “manifestly excessive” — so I served fourteen months, for bet...
The Power of Participation
This article was initially published in The Ecologist and is a shortened account of the arguments presented in Roger’s new book, “Grasping the Enormity of the Moment”, on the responsibilities of the new British political party.
Why the Palestine protest should have paused — not out of fear, but out of love.
On balance, I think Saturday’s civil disobedience in support of Palestine Action should have been paused. In the wake of the recent terrorist attack on Jews in Manchester, postponing would not have been a weakness — it would have been a mor...
Glory Be to God: On Prison, Protest, and Adversity
The following is an edited transcript of my first talk after release from prison. It takes place at the Kairos centre, London and you can also watch the original recording. (Sorry if I’m a bit of a sub-optimal speaker; you can blame the Pri...
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A farmer turned revolutionary. Cofounder of Extinction Rebellion, Just Stop Oil and other leading radical movements. Join me at rogerhallam.com
Extinction Rebellion Cofounder. A rebel who writes.
I was a co-founder of Extinction Rebellion and I'm now a free speech and democracy campaigner.
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