Month: August 2006

2,500 teachers demonstrate outside Chief Minister House against union ban

Berlin WASG possibility of getting elected to regional parliament

Only workers’ unity can show a way out of war and poverty. Part Two

¿Cuál es el próximo paso?

Basta de abusos

Las ganancias de una minoria versus el bienestar de la mayoría

Strike closes main highways

Limits of Israeli military power exposed. Part One

Thousands join massive encampments stretching for seven miles

Courts deny Parti Sosialis Malaysia the right to register as a party

Working class people need a political voice

August 6 saw 4,000 people take to the streets of Chamchamal, a Kurdish city in northern Iraq, in protest against the huge increase in fuel prices and the lack of water and electric.

Del 1° al 5 de agosto, el Comité por una Internacional de Trabajadores (CIT) desarrolló su escuela de verano en Ghent, Bélgica , con más de 300 participantes de toda Europa, y también delegados de […]

Democratic Socialist Movement, press statement, August 11, 2006

After nearly a month of carpet bombing the country, by air, sea and land, the enormous sound of the Israeli war planes is now sinking into the background with noises of people trying to go […]

"Queremos que la educación deje de ser un privilegio para las clases sociales más acomodadas del país, ya que es un derecho para todos, asimismo dejar un legado e importantes reformas en nuestro liceo para […]

From 1 – 5 August, the Committee for a Workers International (CWI) held its Summer school in Ghent, Belgium, with over 300 participants from all over Europe, but also with delegates from our sections in […]

As Israeli missiles continued to bombard Lebanon, an immediate ceasefire was demanded by an emergency demonstration of 100,000 people in London on 5 August.

Tommy Sheridan has won his libel action against the News of the World (NoW) and Rupert Murdoch’s media empire.

Trade unions and politics in Northern Ireland

Electricity workers have been without collective convention for a year and a half

Joe Higgins addressing the 2,000 participants said: