Migration and national social democracy in Britain
We look at the recent history of migration to the UK and the current discussion about migration and wage decline, in particular within the nation state policies of Labour. We criticise the effort of trying to reconcile a largely liberal 'pro-migrant' position with Labour's national perspective and share our experiences of working and organising amongst migrant workers in west London.
Sustaining the anarchist movement in a foreign country does not work
We wrote this text as a response to „The Kurdish people should get involved in and support campaigns on Local and National issues“ from Zaher Baher. We hope the experience of the migrants from our movement will prove useful for our comrades from other countries.
The Kurdish people should get involved in and support campaigns on local and national issues
This article explains the problems that the ethnic minorities are facing and who is their common enemy. This article particularly concentrates on Kurdish diaspora who lives in Europe, US and other countries; it provides evidence that the Kurdish diaspora faces the same problems as the native people in the host country. Despite being facing the same problems or sometimes even more so, but they still do not involve themselves in the local and national campaigns.
The article points at the reasons that may contribute to the cause of not involving the campaigns.
Community action shuts down fascist meeting in Rome
DSEI: A supermarket for state surveillance and border wars
Police brutality leads to pro-migrant march in Rome
Racial discrimination in employment? The Bristol bus boycott of 1963
Black and white on the buses: the 1963 colour bar dispute in Bristol
LGBT refugee wins legal battle to stay in UK
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