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US socialists call for action programme after hurricane disaster

Hundreds of thousands are left homeless. Tens of thousands have been shipped to Texas as refugees. Buildings have collapsed. Entire communities have been reduced to rubble. The city of New Orleans, one of the centres […]

Recently, Peter Taaffe and Laurence Coates from the CWI wrote replies to Mikawasima Tookjo, who’s recent article, "Is Taiwan a nation?" raised a number of key issues on the cause of nationality and the approach […]

Over 350 members and friends of the cwi from all over the world gathered in Gent/Belgium to discuss the current world situation and the tasks of the cwi in building a strong world party for […]

Can the parades issue be resolved?

Leaving workers to crash

Not one cent for the people!

How Can We Unionize Wal-Mart?

Campaigners against multinational’s exploitation of natural gas jailed

‘Shoot to kill’ death of Jean Charles de Menezes – “This crime was unacceptable”

AFL-CIO convention

Fraud and corruption revelations forces top level resignations

What attitude should Marxists adopt to the national question in Taiwan?

Workers need a political voice

For mass united working class action against imperialism and capitalism

Workers show anger at Industrial Relations legislation

The resignation of Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor has opened up the most contentious political battle so far of Bush’s second term.

Possibly over 100,000 workers marched through Melbourne on 30 June, against the imminent attacks of the Federal Government of John Howard under the new Industrial Relations legislation.

Workers need decisive, militant leadership not rotten ‘deals’

The last day of school in Melbourne, Friday 24 June, before the mid-year break, saw a 500-strong student strike and demonstration against the John Howard government in Melbourne.

Autistic teenager High Court case reveals under-funded services

“Wearer of the mantle of James Connolly… [using] rhetorical flourishes that brings House to laughter”

Twelve members of the Socialist Party (CWI, Ireland) picketed the Pakistani warship, PNS Tippu Sultan, which docked in Cork city, on 23 June 2005.

Socialist MP, Joe Higgins, quizzes Irish Prime Minister

Exploitation of migrant building workers is rampant

Local communities betrayed

The dispute at GAMA Construction, the Turkish multinational company, has ended with a victory for the workers.

Socialist Party member elected President of NIPSA

Non-payment ’only way’ to beat charges

Press Statement, Friday, 27th May 2005

The cwi in Brazil, active in PSOL and the unions has just set up a new website.

‘Councillor’s Diary’ website launched

Joe Higgins calls for properly funded sports facilities in schools

Telecom workers struggle against privatisation.Letter for MP’s, Councillors, Trade Unions. PDF format.

During the elections all the main parties were forced to refer to the issue of water charges.

Joe Higgins clashes with Prime Minister

Banks and credit card companies celebrate

“We hope that the EU can acknowledge fully the negative influence on bilateral trade relations when it imposes limits on Chinese textile products.”

Offering a working class alternative to bigots and pro-market policies

Determined mass opposition needed to save health service

Students succeed in right to campaign against military recruitment

Turkish Workers’ Action Group, press statement

Unions outraged by governor’s “kicking their butts” threat

Time to mobilise and fight back!

 Today, 5 May, we ae planning to hold a teach-in against military recruitment in schools. However, under pressure from the JROTC at my school, my principal, Sharon Schauss, informed me yesterday that our meeting would […]

See report posted on 2 May 2005

Threat regarding eviction and food lifted

Overview of some of the solidarity messages. Sign the online petition.