Articles by Pelad, Lagos, Democratic Socialist Movement (CWI in Nigeria)

Ten years of weekly paper celebrated

Thousands arrested, tortured, beaten and humiliated on the streets

Political turmoil and chaos continue

Ruling class parties in a muddle

A militant struggle against ‘power-sharing’ government attacks

Thirty-six employees of the Coffee To Go Café in Ramat Aviv have won a strike for union recognition and against the violation of their labour rights. It was the first ever strike in an Israeli […]

Enthusiastic response to socialist policies

Call for united action now

Train drivers’ strike over wages and hours

Congress discusses growing opposition to neo-liberal Lula government and Left regroupment

Official figures belie extent of killings, maimings, disappearances and arrests

Only way to counter racial and reactionary religious policies

New pamphlet bringing together a series of four articles in The Socialist in 2007

Constitution suspended, fundamental rights denied

‘Fifth generation’ leaders groomed for office in 2012

A Critical review of ’Reason in Revolt’ by Peter Mason

Further reports of international solidarity picket and new plan

Heading rapidly towards a split between the two main forces who founded it in 2004.

Crisis and confusion remain

Bringing socialist ideas to working class communities and youth

Textile workers are on the move again.

Right-wing populist government defeated

Simultaneous pickets demand their release and the dropping of all charges

Bloody fighting between Turkish troops and PKK Kurdish separatist guerrillas on the Turkey/Iraq border has enormously ratcheted-up tensions between the two countries.

Saburi’s bail denied in court

Gordon Brown’s honeymoon is over

"Here comes the confrontation that could define his presidency"

CWI leaflet in English and Burmese

On Saturday, 20 October, Patrik Hooghwinkel, member of Rättvisepartiet Socialisterna (CWI Sweden) and an active anti-racist, was brutally attacked by Nazis, who hit him with an iron bar until he bled.

Massive death toll deepens country’s crisis

Why did workers vote in favour of an agreement which attacks their pension rights?

Worldwide embassy protests on Tuesday 23 October.Release Saburi Akande Akinola, Taiwo Hassan Soweto and Olatunde Dairo now!

Industrial action follows spate of public sector strikes

Audience hear about Che’s uncompromising stance against capitalism and imperialism

Urgent appeal: Free OAU students now!

Commitment from union to cover costs

"No alternative but to take this drastic action"

Release Taiwo Hassan, Tunde Dairo and Akinola Saburi! Now!

Blatant example of the opportunism that typifies all the leaders of the main political parties.

The October Revolution – when the working class took power

A revival of the class struggle and sustained political instability send the government into meltdown.

1968 article reprint, with new introduction

Socialist Party to contest Melbourne seat

New introduction to Brazilian edition of Marxism in Today’s World

Hundreds attend ’Socialism Days’ weekend

Industry enriches bosses but endangers life and the environment

Review of ‘China: The Fragile Superpower’ by Susan L Shirk The stream of books published on China almost equals the volume of products churned out from the country’s factories and workplaces. Many have provided invaluable […]

Solid action against pay cut and attacks on working conditions