ARCHIVE | Socialist Alternative was the CWI section in the USA until 2019
US: Taking on the Giant
How Can We Unionize Wal-Mart?
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Philippines
Philippines: Mass movement against Arroyo
Medium-sized rallies are being organised on an almost daily basis in the Philippines with the aim of driving the pro-US President Arroyo from power.
ARCHIVE | the Socialist Party was the CWI section in the Republic of Ireland until 2019
Ireland: Free the ‘Rossport Five’
Campaigners against multinational’s exploitation of natural gas jailed
Nigeria
Nigeria: Reject the deadly deal, insist on debt cancellation
An open memorandum to the national assembly concerning the June 30, 2005 Paris Club Deal
ARCHIVE | Liberdade, Socialismo e Revolução was the CWI section in Brazil until 2019
Brazil: Party of Socialism and Liberty (PSOL) condemns London police shooting
‘Shoot to kill’ death of Jean Charles de Menezes – “This crime was unacceptable”
Iran
Iran: Governement executes gay teenagers
The newly elected president of Iran, the religious conservative and former revolutionary guard Mahmoud Ahmadinejad who was elected on the 24 June tried to play down fears of Iranian workers during the election campaign that […]
Ireland North
Northern Ireland: IRA prepares statement on its future
A statement by the IRA on its future role, which has been in the pipeline for some time, is still eagerly awaited by the British and Irish governments and the main political parties.
Britain
Britain: London bombings – national protests needed to oppose terror, war, racism and increased state repression.
Recent events have dramatically heightened the atmosphere of insecurity and tension in Britain, and particularly London.
Pakistan
Pakistan: 120 Trade Union activists attend TURCP meeting in Islamabad
More than 120 trade union activists and leaders of different trade unions attended a meeting organised by Trade Union Rights Campaign in the Pakistan Telecommunications Company Limited Colony in Islamabad on 13 July.
Britain
Britain: London bombings – Workers maintain class unity
A Yorkshire trade union rep’s viewpoint