Archive | the Socialist Party was the CWI section in the Republic of Ireland until 2019
Ireland: Police vote to take strike action
Unprecedented industrial action poses crisis for Irish government
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Archive | ChinaWorker.info was the CWI section in China, Honk Kong and Taiwan until 2019
Hong Kong: Campaign for the dismissal of Consul General, responsible for assault on CWI members
Model resolution
Archive | the Socialist Party was the CWI section in the Republic of Ireland until 2019
Ireland: Jobstown protester found guilty – “A recipe for totalitarianism”
Attack on basic democratic rights must be resisted
Archive | Socialist Alternative was the CWI section in the USA until 2019
US: The disastrous failure of ‘lesser evilism’
Change through mass struggle – a new party should act as an organizing and for solidarity
Archive | Socialist Alternative was the CWI section in the USA until 2019
US: Presidential debate shows need for an alternative
After elections, explosive struggles will provide opportunities to win victories for working people
Archive | Liberdade, Socialismo e Revolução was the CWI section in Brazil until 2019
Brazil: Local elections see collapse of PT (Workers Party) support
Mass disillusionment with political system but gains for PSOL left
Archive | the Socialist Party was the CWI section in Australia until 2019
Australia: A ‘unity ticket’ of cuts
Liberal government and Labor opposition join forces to pass A$6.3 billion austerity measures
Archive | the Socialist Party was the CWI section in the Republic of Ireland until 2019
Video: Socialists speak in Irish parliament
Ruth Coppinger and Paul Murphy giving a voice to mass pro-choice and anti-water charges movements in Dail
Archive | the Socialist Party was the CWI section in the Republic of Ireland until 2019
Ireland South: Irish embassies face Jobstown trial protests
Defend the right to protest – Drop the charges!
Archive | the Socialist Party was the CWI section in the Republic of Ireland until 2019
Ireland: #JobstownNotGuilty trials begin…
State criminalises right to protest