Morrison’s election won’t change anything. The Liberals are in turmoil.
Mag highlights
Sudanese youth step up the fight against racist media and politicians
A defiant 500-strong protest led by South Sudanese youth and students stood up to the barrage of government and media racism, rallying on Saturday 28 July against Channel 7.
The Prague Spring of 1968
Russia’s invasion that crushed the mass movement for political reform in Czechoslovakia in 1968 showed the reality of Stalinism in Eastern Europe, argues Miro Sandev
Rape, violence and the fight against the system
Blaming men for sexism and rape obscures the way women’s subordination is structured into capitalism, writes Lucy Honan, and our common interest in fighting it.
Unions
ACTU Congress—union demands far more than Labor will deliver
The ACTU Congress in July spelled out the union movement’s demands for change on industrial relations, targeted at influencing an incoming Labor government.
Refugees
International
Strikes on the rise in New Zealand as workers get sick of waiting for pay rises
Recent months have seen a succession of strikes in New Zealand, following the election of a new Labour government under Jacinda Ardern late last year.
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