Month: September 2004

Let’s mobilise for 2 October mass demonstration!

Even before the final toll from the school siege in Russia is known, it is clear that over 335 have died. Although nearly 100 of the dead have not been identified, there are nearly 200 […]

How big business runs Washington D.C.

Workers say -’we won’t pay the price’

Interview with general secretary of civil service union

Nigeria has recently seen a brutal example of the link between anti-trade union court rulings and an onslaught on living standards.

An independent anti-war, anti-corporate party is needed

"This is far graver than Vietnam. If we leave and there’s no civil war, that’s a victory." William Odon, former head of the US national security agency, is more in touch with the reality of […]

Choosing between two evils

After biggest ever public sector strike

Neo-liberal and anti-refugee policies feed reaction

Workers need a socialist alternative

The beginning of a hot autumn

Ralph Nader’s hard-hitting critique of corporate power and the two-party system is striking a chord with millions of workers and young people.

Locked-out workers "completely win everything they had stood out for"

Campaigns against the occupation of Iraq and anti war demonstrations have been spearheaded by the families of military personnel. Socialist Voice spoke to one such family member currently working in Ireland, Wayne Scott Feller, whose […]

Is the Vlaams Blok trying to change itself into a more "mainstream" rightwing party?

Politicians, the media, and our education system continually tell us the U.S. is the epitome of a free and democratic nation, that we have the "greatest democracy in the world."

"Workers Unity" candidates stand for a fighting, democratic union

Defence campaign for imprisoned metalworkers in Liaoyang

Yao Fuxin and Xiao Yunliang imprisoned for defending workers’ rights

Unions must defend rights

Economic storms and class battles on the agenda

Protests continue

Coming soon to Washington DC

The Democrats’ dirty tricks

Bush’s brutal war in Iraq is shaping up to be the central issue in the 2004 presidential election.

The case for Nader in 2004

Big pressure has been put on politicians in a Swedish council area to reverse their retrograde policy of charging for school meals.

Stop the execution of Ismail Mohammadi – urgent protest needed

The horrific massacre of children, parents and teachers at High School No1 in Beslan, North Ossetia, reached a new level of barbarity.

THE HOSTAGE takers who seized 1,200 children, parents and teachers in Beslan reached a new level of barbarism.

Anger and revulsion at huge loss of life

Once again, our TV screens are filled with images of destitute African villagers, emaciated with starvation, their faces contorted with grief and terror.

The bloody end to the school hostage crisis in Beslan, North Ossetia, angered, sickened and shocked people around the world.

Today 79% of east Germans and 51% of west Germans think that Socialism is a "good idea" that was "only badly implemented" in the former Soviet Union and eastern Europe. That is the judgement after […]

The dreams of the US right-wing ’neo-cons’ lie in tatters on the battlefields of Iraq. One of the only certainties in the turmoil of Iraq is that imperialism’s occupation is doomed to failure.

Putin fails to bring ‘peace and security’ to Chechens or Russians

The Republican National Convention has invaded New York City.