Around the world

The Campaign for Democratic and Workers’ Rights (CDWR) condemns the occupation of the installations of Power Holding Company of Nigeria (PHCN) by armed soldiers

Up to 130,000 school, college and university students walked out on Wednesday 24 November in the biggest education action for 25 years.

No peace in sight for divided, militarised and unstable peninsula

Tens of thousands of school and university students rage against attacks on education

Games Ridden with Corruption

50,000-strong student march an example to workers’ movement

The Trade Unionist and Socialist Coalition launches its campaign for the 2011 local elections

Appalling ‘humanitarian’ record of the ‘international community’ continues

Interview with 3 protesters involved in occupying Tory HQ

Massive student demo expresses anger against cuts

Unionise fast food and other low pay sectors, launch a serious struggle for HK$33 (4.25 US-$) minimum

Joe Higgins condemns exploitation of India by European multi national companies through free trade

Socialism 2010, hosted by the Socialist Party during the weekend 6-7 November, was attended by over 900 people.

The key issue is what choices are on offer? What do the different parties stand for and do any of them represent the interests of the working class, poor and those who oppose the corrupt […]

Tamil people’s struggle for freedon and justice – beyond our borders

Massive student demo expresses anger against cuts

Assembled masses shake Con-Dem government

From the age of 10 years to their ripe old age, we find women not only slaving in their homes but also working in the houses of the wealthy & the middle classes as the […]

More than 1,000 teachers marched to Government House to protest plans to close 140 secondary schools (video clip)

The Democratic Socialist Movement (DSM) wholeheartedly welcomes the decision of the Nigeria Labour Congress and Trade Union Congress to embark on a 3-day warning strike between November 10 and 12 to compel the government to […]

Tommy and Gail Sheridan’s perjury trial is now in its sixth week and is certain to be the longest case of its kind in Scottish legal history.  

Public protest Against Assault on Brother Philip Noronha

The garment industry in Bangalore with about 1200 registered units employing over a half a million workforce and one of the biggest sources of exports in the country, but hardly is there any mention in […]

The aftermath of the general strike on the 29 September

Struggle against brutal army oppression intensifies

Midwife to a double dip?

Moscow News reports on protests during Nazarbayev visit to Brussels

New pro-capitalist measures introduced by Raul Castro

Labour movement should begin mass mobilisation immediately

But what is hidden behind the festivities?

Opposition growing against Stuttgart 21, nuclear power and cuts. Opinion poll shows – Germany is in a state of political crisis

Metal mechanics’ leaders point to political programme needed

Feudal lords and politicians’ criminal decisions led to disaster

Interview with Alex Lecoq, Gauche Revolutionnaire (CWI in France), a student in Rouen

Appeal for solidarity

Kazakh Socialist and human rights activist, Ainur Kurmanov, addresses the European Parliament’s Subcommittee on Human Rights about the dictatorship in Kazakhstan and human rights abuses there.

Ainur Kurmanov slams regime’s record in Human Rights Committee of Euro-Parliament

Largest non-sectarian demonstration since anti-war movement

Solidarity needed!

4,000 workers from at least ten different trade unions, led by 100 striking firefighters, marched through central London on Saturday 23 October.

Millions of workers and youth want an end to the Sarkozy ’dictatorship’

Build a one-day public sector strike!

For a one-day public sector general strike

At a plenary session of the European Parliament, Joe Higgins MEP condemns the totalitarian dictatorship in Kazakhstan and the fact that the OSCE have given the Chair of their organisation to Kazakhstan this year.

Joe Higgins condemns the hypocrisy of the Commission’s claim to defend human rights while introducing neo-liberal policies that crush the human rights of small producers and workers in the developing world.

Trade union forced to respond with action

£81 billion cuts announced on "axe Wednesday"

“it’s one for all and all for one”