Month: July 2006

Letter from CWI’s councillors to ‘rebel’ Senators

Workers ‘self-management’ and socialism

Ted Grant, one of the founders of Militant, the forerunner of the Socialist Party, has died at the age of 93, in London.

Consequences of war and poverty will lead to future protests

Interview with leading organizer Jesse Diaz, leading organizer of the immigrant rights movement in LA and the May 1 immigrant workers strike in the US

Workers are paying the price

For a socialist alternative to imperialism, war and authoritarianism

Imperialism gives full support to Israel capitalism, its ally in the region

Union federation supports NLC candidate

Residents resist brutal police repression

Anthony Beevor is a very popular author, shown by the huge sales of his previous books, Stalingrad and Berlin, because unlike many other capitalist historians he is largely objective in describing events.

‘Down with capitalism!’ opens Social Forum

New court date set for 18 July – protests needed!

Hatred of imperialist oppression climbs to new levels

Court case and possible imprisonment on Friday

Putin government shows its intentions

"If there is no solution, there will be revolution"

Send urgent protests!

Only chronic poverty and conflict for resources-rich “new nation”

But fight against cuts and privatisation must go on.

Now workers and ’communist’ parliamentarians must mobilise to prevent attacks from ’centre-left’

The Country threatens to erupt if the right steals another election

Dutch Socialist Party must fight November elections on bold socialist policies

Socialist MP lambasts militarisation

Unions must end class collaboration and defend interests of working class

Tension rises over demand for release of Palestinian prisoners

Strikes and protests force back corruption and oppression

Where is the ‘peace process’ heading?

The shift towards the left in social attitudes over the last ten years has meant that lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people have won important rights in Britain.

The Moscow city authorities banned the Pride march planned for 27 May and the courts upheld this ban.