Occupy movement

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  Beijing's elections curb proves hurdle for Hong Kong pro-democracy group

  2 Sep 2014:

  Occupy Central's Benny Tai says protest unlikely to alter 'political reality' of China though group reiterates long-term reform goal

• Capitalism needs new rules to restore the growth and stability of postwar era

  2 Sep 2014: Joseph E Stiglitz: Simple political changes can reverse the decades of growing inequality wrought by Reaganism and Thatcherism

• Behind the pomp with Fiona Woolf, the lord mayor of the City of London

  22 Aug 2014: Only the second woman to be given the highest office in the Square Mile, the 686th title holder is taking care of business

• Hong Kong's leader calls for limited electoral change despite protests

  15 Jul 2014: Pro-democracy campaigners want to overturn Beijing policy of committee selection for Hong Kong leader

• Occupy activist Cecily McMillan released from jail after two months

  2 Jul 2014: McMillan, 25, served two thirds of three-month jail sentence for assaulting a police officer during Occupy protest in 2012

• The open source revolution is coming and it will conquer the 1% - ex CIA spy

  19 Jun 2014:

  Nafeez Ahmed: The man who trained more than 66 countries in open source methods calls for re-invention of intelligence to re-engineer Earth

• The theatre productions looking to draw out this generation's cry of anger

  17 Jun 2014: Performative engagement with politics feels uncommon now, but these young theatremakers are working to channel the feelings and anger of their own generation, writes Hannah Ellis-Petersen

• Where are the Occupy protesters now?

  17 Jun 2014: Social media makes it easier and cheaper to build movements quickly – but bypassing the business of creating decision-making infrastructure means they can disappear just as fast
  

• An ex-banker and Occupier walk into a jail. Guess which one's serving time?

  11 Jun 2014: Chris Arnade: Cecily McMillan is behind bars, unlike any of the architects of the financial crisis. In an exclusive conversation with The Guardian, she explains why her sentence serves a purpose

• New York settles with Occupy Wall Street demonstrators

  10 Jun 2014: City agrees to pay $583,000 to group of Occupy demonstrators who alleged they were wrongfully arrested in 2012

• Spain shows that the 'anti-politics' vote is not a monopoly of the right

  28 May 2014: Luke Stobart: Podemos, the recently formed anti-austerity and anti-elite group, with a tiny campaign budget, won more than 1m votes in Spain

• Podemos hopes to cement rise of citizen politics in Spain after election success

  27 May 2014: Barely 100 days old, party born from indignados movement now has five MEPs and determination to change political landscape

• Cecily McMillan didn't get off easy. Her case is a threat to the future of protest

  19 May 2014: Allison Kilkenny: Three months might seem like a light sentence. But Occupy was suppressed by the heavy hand of police brutality – and a legal system that discouraged and dissolved dissent

• Occupy activist Cecily McMillan sentenced to three months in jail

  19 May 2014: McMillan to also serve five years' probation for deliberately elbowing a New York police officer at a protest in 2012

• Cecily McMillan jurors tell judge Occupy activist should not go to jail

  8 May 2014: Guardian obtains copy of letter from nine of 12 jurors in case of woman who faces up to seven years in prison for assault

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