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1934: Class war in Minneapolis

  Almost 80 years ago, the city of Minneapolis was a battlefield in the class war between workers and bosses. Three strikes in 1934 shook the city and…

The future’s ours – if we want it

By K D Tait Across the world young people are in the forefront of mass movements for democracy and human rights and against the exploitation and oppression of…

Rape and the Left – The enemy within

By Rebecca Anderson THE RAPE AND assault charges against members of the Socialist Workers Party, the RMT union and the Socialist Party have dragged into the light a…

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Strike wave shakes up US fast food chains

  Since April, workers campaigning for better wages and the right to unionise have shut…

Was I at Left Unity’s first National Meeting?

    It’s one week since the first national meeting of Left Unity, and after…

Bedroom Tax: make Labour pledge ‘no evictions’

By an activist in Armley Hands off our Homes The Bedroom tax came into effect…

Left Unity launched in Wakefield

Six people attended the first meeting of Wakefield Left Unity on Thursday 9 May. There…

Postal workers plan boycott of privatised mail

2013 may not be the year the world ends but it certainly could prove a…

NHS: the beginning of the end?

By Carla Turner APRIL 2013 could go down in history as the day that marked…

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Strike wave shakes up US fast food chains

  Since April, workers campaigning for better wages and the right to unionise have shut down hundreds of restaurants in one-day strikes across five cities. The low paid…

1934: Class war in Minneapolis

  Almost 80 years ago, the city of Minneapolis was a battlefield in the class war between workers and bosses. Three strikes in 1934 shook the city and…

The Palestinian struggle in Syria: an interview

A member of the League for the Fifth International’s German section interviewed Thaer, a resident of Yarmouk, Syria’s largest Palestinian refugee camp, located in Damascus. He escaped the…

The Cyprus bailout – a new direction?

The vote was close on Tuesday 30 April as a €23 billion bailout deal scraped through the Cypriot House of Representatives in Nicosia with a two vote majority.…

Disposable Workers: the real price of sweatshop labour

By Joy Macready More than three days after an eight-story building housing five textile factories collapsed in the Savar industrial zone, just outside of Dhaka, Bangladesh, rescue teams…

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Rape and the Left – The enemy within

By Rebecca Anderson THE RAPE AND assault charges against members of the Socialist Workers Party, the RMT union and the Socialist…

How Bolshevik women fought for liberation

In celebration of International Women’s Day and as part of an ongoing debate about the principles of women’s organisation and the…

Marxism and Feminism

Revolutionary communists start from the view that working class women are the central agency in the struggle against their own oppression,…

Why can’ t rape victims get justice?

The vicious beating and gang-rape of a 23-year-old student in New Delhi, who died in hospital two weeks later, sparked outrage…

Socialist Workers Party: Rape, sexist behaviour and the working class movement

The following is a shortened version of an online statement (see) The Socialist Workers Party (SWP) is presently undergoing its most…

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Was I at Left Unity’s first National Meeting?

    It’s one week since the first national meeting of Left Unity, and after reading some of the more hostile reports and comments I wonder if…

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‘More votes than can fill Wembley’

JERRY HICKS HAS delivered a sensational blow to Len McCluskey, scoring a massive 36 per cent of the vote in the election for the General Secretary of…

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Left Unity launched in Wakefield

Six people attended the first meeting of Wakefield Left Unity on Thursday 9 May. There were people from trade unions, socialist organisations and workers who have recently…

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Postal workers plan boycott of privatised mail

2013 may not be the year the world ends but it certainly could prove a bad one for anyone who relies on Royal Mail, once again threatened…