Pakistan
Pakistan: Floods raise spectre of social unrest and polarization
Eradication of feudalism and capitalism would free millions
Month: September 2010
Archive | the Socialist Party was the CWI section in the Republic of Ireland until 2019
Ireland: Credit downgrade vexes market worshippers
The decision of the rating agency, Standard and Poor’s, to downgrade the credit rating of Ireland from AA to AA- was met with hypocritical gnashing of teeth by Irish establishment figures.
Britain
Britain: Youth must fight for a future!
Youth Fight for Jobs protest
Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan: Media coverage of visit by Joe Higgins, Socialist MEP
Media reports of Joe Higgins’ recent visit to Kazakhstan, where he called for the scrapping of an OSCE conference in the authoritarian-run country
Pakistan
Pakistan flood crisis: Solidarity still needed
A new report on the TURCP web-site shows the ongoing and tireless flood relief work by trade unionists in Pakistan
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Women and Advertizing: Low Self-Esteem is Good for Profits
Every day, we’re all bombarded with images soliciting us to buy products. Companies spend millions of dollars during the Super Bowl for a 30-second ad alone.
Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan: Breaches of human rights
On 8th September Joe Higgins, MEP Socialist Party (CWI Ireland) and Tanja Niemeier, LSP – PSL (CWI Belgium), spoke at a press conference of the GUE/NGL on breaches of human rights in Kazakh Prisons.
Archive | Socialist Alternative was the CWI section in the USA until 2019
US debate on Socialism: What is Socialism?
Capitalism isn’t working. This is the conclusion being drawn by increasing numbers of workers and young people as seemingly every week a new crisis dominates the headlines.
Britain
Britain: Decisive action can defeat this government
National Shop Stewards Network (NSSN) lobby of TUC conference in Manchester 2010, photo Suleyman Civi
Pakistan
Pakistan: Two ‘floods’ devastate working people and poor
Flash floods destroy lives, soaring price inflation means poverty