Pakistan: Floods raise spectre of social unrest and polarization
Eradication of feudalism and capitalism would free millions
Eradication of feudalism and capitalism would free millions
Media reports of Joe Higgins’ recent visit to Kazakhstan, where he called for the scrapping of an OSCE conference in the authoritarian-run country
A new report on the TURCP web-site shows the ongoing and tireless flood relief work by trade unionists in Pakistan
On 8th September Joe Higgins, MEP Socialist Party (CWI Ireland) and Tanja Niemeier, LSP – PSL (CWI Belgium), spoke at a press conference of the GUE/NGL on breaches of human rights in Kazakh Prisons.
Flash floods destroy lives, soaring price inflation means poverty
Joe Higgins MEP addresses the European Parliament’s Subcommittee on Human Rights on the brutal, repressive regime in Kazakhstan and its blatant breaches of human, civil and political rights.
Workers showed courageous determination
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Solidarity message from Joe Higgins, Socialist Party (CWI Ireland) MEP
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Police hold human rights defender, Vadim Kuramshin, for 10 days to prevent him meeting Joe Higgins MEP
Brutal Nazerbayev regime presides over ticking social time-bomb
Arrest of human rights lawyer and campaigner backfires on authorities
Lawyer attacked and arrested in run-up to Euro MP’s visit
Strike and protest action in around 4,000 factories
“Criminal negligence” of government and the super-rich
Solidarity vital
Workers in Europe donate
Employers bow down to their demands
TWENTY MILLION people affected, over 1,600 dead and thousands face starvation, but the Pakistan government’s lacklustre response and incompetence has made the disaster worse.
Urgent response to solidarity appeal needed!
Eye-witness accounts from flood-devastated areas
Small farmers and peasants to suffer the most
Appeal for workers’ solidarity!
Leaflet of New Socialist Alternative (CWI India)
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Workers’ leaders will not be cowed by persecution
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Joe also condemns the hypocrisy of right-wing politicans claiming to support human rights in Pakistan while supporting the brutal wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.
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At a Plenary Session of the European Parliament, Joe Higgins MEP condemns the brutal repression of protesters in Thailand by the military
State colludes with Multinational
By the time this report was written, the tension had increased to a new level in the streets of Bangkok since the passsing of Wednesday night’s ultimatum.
Message from Ainur Kurmanov on his release from jail
Hit back against the ruling gang of unelected government and billionaire tycoons
International campaign continues!
This morning, Wednesday 5 May, the court in Almaty sentenced Esen Ukteshbaev to five days imprisonment simply for being at a peaceful May Day demonstration last week-end. URGENT ACTION NEEDED.
It is clear that a wave of arrests and repression against left and social movement activists in Kazakhstan is gathering pace.
Free Ainur Kurmanov and drop all charges against leaders of workers’ movement
Political landscape little changed since 2008 ‘tsunami’
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