ARCHIVE | Middle East & North Africa
Tunisia: New upsurge of struggle as government attacks trade union
“No more fear, the power is in the hands of the people” – Tens of thousands demand the fall of the government
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ARCHIVE | Xekinima was the CWI section in Greece until 2019
Greece: Paul Murphy solidarity visit – Day 3
Visiting workers’ occupation
ARCHIVE | Xekinima was the CWI section in Greece until 2019
Greece: Paul Murphy solidarity visit – Day 2
Workers in struggle and discussions with the Greek left
ARCHIVE | Xekinima was the CWI section in Greece until 2019
Greece Solidarity: Striking journalists continue to publish
Last weekend Paul Murphy MEP (GUE/NGL, Ireland) visited striking workers from the Eleftherotypia newspaper, which was Greece’s largest selling newspaper…
ARCHIVE | Middle East & North Africa
Solidarity: Campaign for Democratic and Workers’ Rights’Nigeria (CDWR) solidarity with UGTT and workers in Tunisia
Further support from Martin Powell-Davies, National Executive, National Union of Teachers (NUT), London, and Christoph Waelz, GEW-Berlin (teachers’ union) shop steward
ARCHIVE | Middle East & North Africa
Tunisia: Hands off the UGTT trade union!
For a mass one day general strike, against the attacks on the trade unions and for the full implementation of all the objectives of the revolution!
ARCHIVE | Xekinima was the CWI section in Greece until 2019
Greece: Paul Murphy solidarity visit – Day 1
Austerity measures have gone so far that they increasingly represent an attack on society itself
ARCHIVE | ChinaWorker.info was the CWI section in China, Honk Kong and Taiwan until 2019
China: The Wukan uprising and its lessons
Workers’ strikes and new local rebellions use the slogan “Learn from Wukan”
ARCHIVE | Rättvisepartiet Socialisterna was the CWI section in Sweden until 2019
Yemen: Gulf States/imperialism impose one-candidate Presidential ‘election’
Months of grassroots revolt shows way forward for impoverished masses
ARCHIVE | Socialist Alternative was the CWI section in Russia and the CIS until 2019
Russia: Another 100,000 strong anti-Putin demo
But many protesters ask: “We came – what next?”