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08/02/2012: General strike on 7 February opposes “mediaeval labour conditions!"
08/02/2012: No trust in Arab League and imperialist powers
08/02/2012: A big protest rally in freezing temperatures greeted the Kazakhstan
president as he attended a meeting to strengthen relations with the
German government and big business.
05/02/2012: 74 killed in horrific scenes
04/02/2012: Joe Higgins argues in Cork, 26 January, to resist the household tax:
"Yes, we have a choice!"
03/02/2012: A strike corresponding to the level of anger over austerity programme
03/02/2012: The capitalist classes of Europe are all adopting the same policy of
attempting to make the working class pay for the capitalist economic
crisis.
02/02/2012: A socialist view on recent showdown between government and people
01/02/2012: The repression will not stop the movement!
01/02/2012: CWI – a socialist analysis
31/01/2012: Frequently asked questions
31/01/2012: Urgent solidarity needed
31/01/2012: The lessons of the first waves of revolutionary movements
31/01/2012: Worldwide solidarity campaign means the Kazakhstan regime can no longer
deny 16 December massacre
31/01/2012: Interview with two Tunisian socialists, one year after the fall of Ben
Ali
30/01/2012: Fight Against Corporate Politics
30/01/2012: Bryan Koulouris explains how the USA is being transformed by the occupy
movements which have arisen in anger at the growing inequality between
the 1% and the 99% in the United States
30/01/2012: Once again, a United Nations-sponsored climate change conference has
completely failed to address the issue of global warming.
29/01/2012: December’s industrial action against austerity just the beginning of the
fight-back!
29/01/2012: Whole continent on the verge of major social convulsions and political
shocks
28/01/2012: The illusory appearance of a peculiar isolation from the international
picture of stagnation, recession and economic crisis is fragile - a new
period of turbulent class conflict lays ahead
27/01/2012: CWI’s Zhang Shujie speaks out at hearing in Sweden’s parliament
26/01/2012: Euro-zone crisis deepens
26/01/2012: Masses in Cairo and other cities demand end to military rule
26/01/2012: LSD legislator from Hong Kong to speak in support of young socialist
Zhang Shujie, forced to flee China
25/01/2012: Contradictions and new struggles define situation in region
25/01/2012: 3 year old child killed in fatal repression
25/01/2012: Release Vadim Kuramshin and all those arrested – End harassment of
opposition activists!
25/01/2012: 16 December underlined the need for the workers’ movement to link
economic demands to the struggle to bring down the regime
24/01/2012: Key Battle for the Labour and Occupy Movements
22/01/2012: As world economy worsens, inter-imperialist relations intensify
21/01/2012: How socialists and the local community fought back against racism and
the BNP
20/01/2012: Scottish National Party’s version of indepdendence a nightmare for
workers
18/01/2012: As economic crisis worsens, new class conflicts loom
17/01/2012: Struggle forces Jonathan back a bit, but could have won far more with a
more resolute leadership - We Condemn Repression by Police and Army
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|  21/04/2010, More than 100 refugees, who have been held in a tiny boat near Merak
port in Indonesia for over seven months, have been moved to the Tanjung
Pinang detention centre.
Statement by Tamil Solidarity campaign
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|  06/03/2010, Protest against Australian/Indonesian government.
CWI supporters
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|  19/02/2010, SBY government’s honeymoon spoiled
Anthony Main, Socialist Party (CWI Australia)
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| 21/12/2009, Interview with union Chairman, Kiswoyo
Socialist Party reporters (CWI in Australia) |
| 23/11/2009, Deplorable conditions for 254 Tamil refugees
Socialist Party reporters (CWI in Australia) |
| 10/11/2009, Bombard embassies with protests!
Socialistworld.net |
| 30/01/2008, “One of the 20th century’s biggest killers and greatest thieves”
Clare Doyle, CWI |
| 05/10/2005, For workers’ unity across ethnic and religious divides
By Anthony Main, Socialist Party (cwi Australia), Melbourne, Tuesday 4
October 2005 |
| 04/06/2004, As over 120 Millon Indonesians went to the polls on April 5th they were
faced with a stark choice. Of the two major parties on offer was
incumbent Democratic Party of Indonesia led by President Megawati
Sukarnopoutri which for the past 5 years has failed to tackle any of the
problems facing the ordinary people of Indonesia. The other major
"choice" open to voters was Golkar, the party machine which supported
the military dictator of 30 years, Soeharto.
Yorran Pelekanakis, Socialist Party, Australia |
| 28/05/2003, Aceh
Socialist Party, Australia |
| 20/10/2002, THE BOMBING of a tourist area on the Indonesian island of Bali has been
blamed by Western governments on the Jemaah Islamiah Islamic group with
links to Osama bin Laden’s al-Qa’ida terrorist network.
From The Socialist, paper of the Socialist Party, England and Wales
section of the CWI. |
| 14/10/2002, The horrific bombings at the nightclubs in Bali have left up to 300
Australians dead, the biggest toll since the 500+ killed in the Vietnam
War. The victims were overwhelmingly young people, mainly working class
youth on end of season football tours or once-in-a-lifetime holidays.
The victims also include the many hundreds physically injured some of
whom will experience psychological trauma for the rest of their lives.
Steve Jolly, Socialist Party, Australia |
| 14/10/2002, The terrifying carnage which ripped through the Sari nightclub at Kuta
beach in Bali, Indonesia, has shocked working people and youth
internationally. Hundreds have been left maimed and injured as the death
toll rose to nearly 200 (at the time of writing) during Saturday night
and Sunday. Amongst the dead were young people from Britain, Canada,
Germany, Indonesia and especially from Australia.
CWI analysis, 14 October, 2002 |
| 20/08/2001, The bitter power struggle between rival factions of Indonesia’s ruling
elite came to a head this summer. The People’s Consultative Assembly
completed a nine-month campaign to oust president Abdurrahman Wahid,
voting 591-0 on 23 July to replace him with his deputy, Megawati
Sukarnoputri.
Niall Mulholland, CWI |
| 01/06/2001, Supporters of Indonesian President Abdurrahman Wahid clashed violently
with police last week in the capital Jakarta. This follows renewed
efforts by the national parliament to impeach the head of state.
Niall Mulholland |
| 05/05/2001, A FIERCE struggle is consuming Indonesia’s national parliament, as
various parties attempt to unseat the president, Abdurrahman Wahid.
Niall Muholland |
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