ARCHIVE | Liberdade, Socialismo e Revolução was the CWI section in Brazil until 2019
Brazil: First gathering of Women In Struggle movement
An important step to renew working class feminism
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ARCHIVE | the Socialist Party was the CWI section in the Republic of Ireland until 2019
Ireland: 100 years since the great Dublin Lockout
Joe Higgins speaks in parliament on legacy of 1913
ARCHIVE | ChinaWorker.info was the CWI section in China, Honk Kong and Taiwan until 2019
China: Terrorism comes to Tiananmen Square
Chinese state steps up repression against Uighurs and other national minorities
ARCHIVE | Socialist Alternative was the CWI section in the USA until 2019
US: Corporate America strikes back against socialist election campaigns
Great momentum for Socialist Alternative’s candidates sees major national lobby group and big business stepping in for opponents
ARCHIVE | ChinaWorker.info was the CWI section in China, Honk Kong and Taiwan until 2019
China: “Free Wu Guijun” – protests in 13 cities around the world
Support grows in campaign for release of imprisoned workers’ representative
ARCHIVE | the Socialist Party was the CWI section in the Republic of Ireland until 2019
Ireland: Victimising the vulnerable
Joe Higgins, Socialist Party TD, speaks on Roma children and unemployed youth
ARCHIVE | the Socialist Party was the CWI section in Australia until 2019
Australia: The looming battle over roads
Big business greed vs. community need
ARCHIVE | Liberdade, Socialismo e Revolução was the CWI section in Brazil until 2019
Brazil: “Rio, a showcase for the world”
The people no longer believe this farce! The fight continues, tomorrow it will be even bigger!
ARCHIVE | Middle East & North Africa
Tunisia: Left-wing rapper, Klay BBJ, acquitted by Appeal Court
A small but important victory in the ongoing struggle for freedom of speech
ARCHIVE | ChinaWorker.info was the CWI section in China, Honk Kong and Taiwan until 2019
China: “Release Wu Guijun” – protests around the world on 23 October
Shenzhen factory workers’ representative held by police for five months