ARCHIVE | the Socialist Party was the CWI section in the Republic of Ireland until 2019
Ireland: Turkish Gama workers strike for unpaid wages
Hundreds walk-off building sites in Dublin and Galway in show of strength
Articles by Michael Murphy, Socialist Party (CWI), Dublin
Africa
Africa: A continent enslaved by poverty
Minor debt relief will not end poverty for millions
Britain
Britain: General election – main parties offer no solutions
Blair is preparing to declare the general election.
Germany
Germany: Socialism Days 2005
Four hundred meet to discuss resistance against social cuts and capitalism
Climate Change & Environment
Science: Climate change – Can we save the planet?
There is new evidence that the threat from global warming is increasing. (Global warming is the rise in the Earth’s temperature due to high concentrations of carbon dioxide (CO2) and other so-called greenhouse gases in […]
ARCHIVE | Socialist Alternative was the CWI section in the USA until 2019
US: Boston Socialist Alternative mobilizes against the war
Socialist Alternative joined with other community organizations to lead the largest anti-war events held in Boston since Bush’s re-election.
ARCHIVE | Socialist Alternative was the CWI section in the USA until 2019
US: A Fast Food Worker Speaks Out
Walk into any big chain restaurant around the country and the scene will predictably be the same: fresh-faced workers hustling and bustling around the dining room and kitchen bussing tables, waiting on customers, and cooking […]
ARCHIVE | the Socialist Party was the CWI section in the Republic of Ireland until 2019
Ireland: Exposing rampant exploitation of migrant workers.
Thousands of past and present employees of construction giant Gama are set to reclaim millions in lost wages after previously unknown accounts were yesterday discovered in Holland.
Netherlands
netherlands: Minister of Social Affairs, De Geus, argues not to exclude prostitution as suitable employment
Former nurse offered job as prostitute by Labour Service
Scotland
Scotland: SNP plan tax cuts for big business
If the Scottish National Party expected a "Salmond bounce" following the election of Alex Salmond to lead the SNP they have so-far been disappointed.