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16/07/2016: No to military rule, no to Erdogan’s rule! For a workers’ alternative!
16/07/2016: No to hatred, suspicion and racism : don’t let us be divided !
15/07/2016: Only winner from tribunal’s ruling is arms industry
14/07/2016: Time to back Green candidate Jill Stein
13/07/2016: Opposition weak and divided
12/07/2016: Mass mobilisation and struggle necessary for real change
11/07/2016: Highest levels recorded against Eurozone and EU membership following Brexit
10/07/2016: Has China’s economy turned a corner?
09/07/2016: Rebuilding Workers’ and youth struggles
08/07/2016: More piles of evidence against the blood-soaked war for oil
08/07/2016: To fight anti-working class measures, we must build a socialist alternative
08/07/2016: Court order to re-run elections sends shockwaves through establishment
07/07/2016: Right populist Geert Wilders promises: “Our turn is next”
06/07/2016: Working class and peasants rose up against capitalist exploitation,
poverty and fascism
06/07/2016: No compromise possible in Labour’s civil war
06/07/2016: Socialist MPs - Ruth Coppinger and Paul Murphy - speak in support of
Jeremy Corbyn against Blairite coup in Irish parliament
04/07/2016: "No Pay, No Work!"
01/07/2016: No to war and terror! Yes to workers’ unity and solidarity!
01/07/2016: Iranian workers need solidarity
01/07/2016: Still not with her
30/06/2016: Fight the Blairite coup
29/06/2016: Defend anti-austerity struggle
28/06/2016: Working people in Mexico need fighting unions, an independent left
party, and socialism
27/06/2016: Capitalist establishment shattered
27/06/2016: Leave vote higher than average in many working class areas
24/06/2016: Tories Out! General election now! Fight for a 24 hour general strike
24/06/2016: The digits change but reality remains a nightmare for most
23/06/2016: Whatever the result, political turmoil is ahead
23/06/2016: Education ministry retreats over increased tuition fees
22/06/2016: Five Star mayors elected in Rome and Turin
22/06/2016: Article by Paul Murphy, Irish MP and former MEP and CWI member
22/06/2016: Gangster methods of China’s regime exposed
21/06/2016: “The reality is that a small clique of hard-left, Trotskyite
politicians, who are quite upfront about seeking to overthrow the
current system, are now arguably setting the political agenda.” (Shane
Coleman, Irish Independent 17 May 2016)
21/06/2016: Lady Health Workers organisation protests at non-payment of wages
19/06/2016: Whatever the result, political turmoil is ahead
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31/03/2016, The world’s largest mangrove forest lies on the deltas of three rivers:
the Ganges, Brahmaputra and Meghna rivers on the Bay of Bengal. It is
here, in an area of outstanding natural beauty called the Sundarbans,
that the Bangladeshi government plans to site a coal-fired power plant. Pete Mason, Barking and Dagenham Socialist Party (CWI in England & Wales) |
24/04/2014, Protest letter from Paul Murphy and other MEP’s Socialistworld.net |
23/01/2014, Both sides mired in corruption and violence TU Senan, CWI |
03/05/2013, It is said that where labour is cheap, life is cheap. This is never more
so than in the recent horrific deaths of over 400 garment workers
crushed in a collapsed building in Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh. The Socialist, paper of the Socialist
Party (CWI England & Wales) |
15/03/2013, Verdicts of the Bangladesh war crimes tribunal this February, which were
widely seen as overdue and too lenient, sparked off a wave of protests
in Dhaka’s Shahbagh Square and throughout the country. Protap Debnath, New Socialist Alternative
(CWI India) |
26/12/2011, Forty years ago, Bangladesh became an independent state, breaking away
from Pakistan. Khalid Bhatti, Socialist Movement Pakistan, first published in Socialism
Today |
21/12/2010, Strikes and protests by Bangladesh garment workers continue in the face
of harsh repression by the state. Following the deaths of three
strikers, shot down when police opened fire on demonstrators in
Chittagong on 14 December, the protests have increased. Manny Thain, Socialist Party
(CWI England & Wales) |
27/08/2010, Strike and protest action in around 4,000 factories Manny Thain, Socialist Party (CWI in England and Wales) |
04/08/2010, Thousands of garment workers in Bangladesh took to the streets of Dhaka
to dismiss the recently announced increase in the minimum wage as
completely inadequate. The Socialist, paper of the Socialist
Party (CWI England & Wales) |
26/10/2007, Textile workers are on the move again. Rukhsana Manzoor, Socialist Movement of Pakistan (CWI), Lahore |
31/12/2006, Troops were deployed throughout Bangladesh on Sunday 11 December
supposedly to “maintain law and order”, according to a Presidential
order. Khalid Bhatti, Socialist Movement Pakistan, Lahore |
20/11/2006, Trade unionists and left activists under threat Khalid Bhatti Socialist Movement Pakistan, (CWI - Pakistan), London |
04/11/2006, Danger of army intervention Khalid Bhatti, Socialist Movement Pakistan (SMP – CWI Pakistan), Lahore |
05/09/2006, Protesting Bangladeshi garment workers torch factories Khalid Bhatti, Socialist Movement Pakistan (SMP – CWI, Pakistan) |
02/09/2006, 5 killed, 50 injured security force shootings Khalid Bhatti, CWI, Pakistan |
10/02/2005, Capitalist parties clash but no workers’ alternative Khalid Bhatti, Socialist Movement Pakistan (SMP) |
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