Police: a state-sponsored grooming gang
Survivors have accused South Yorkshire police of participating in and covering up sexual abuse
Survivors have accused South Yorkshire police of participating in and covering up sexual abuse
The UK government’s latest proposal for an inquiry into ‘grooming gangs’ is a thinly veiled racist witch-hunt, designed to scapegoat Muslim and South Asian communities while ignoring systemic failures in protecting vulnerable children.
Grooming gangs: Racist scapegoating trumps justice Read Post »
Racist myth-making obscures real causes of violence against women and girls.
Students have occupied Leeds university to demand its implement the boycott of Israel.
Leeds uni students demand ‘war criminal off campus’ Read Post »
Highgate students walked out on 25 March.
London school students walk out over rape and harassment Read Post »
Manchester students have occupied a university building.
Tories ban anti-capitalist materials from the classroom.
Imperialism in the classroom: decolonise the curriculum Read Post »
Government mismanagement and landlord profiteering has left students locked up in highly expensive accommodation which is rapidly becoming an incubator for the virus.
Locked-down students betrayed by uni bosses: #RentStrike now! Read Post »
The vulnerable will suffer most in any social – and economic – lockdown. We must insist schools apply a broad definition to the terms of which students and families are ‘vulnerable’ based on need, not the dictates of an uncaring, neoliberal government seeking to protect business over workers and the poor.
School closures: skeleton service or community organisation? Read Post »
Despite the youthfulness of the movement that brought Corbyn to power, it was years before Corbynites made serious inroads into Labour’s bureaucratic and virtually moribund youth organisations, which had been exploited for decades as merely a conveyor belt between universities and the party apparatus.
London Young Labour conference: not fit for purpose Read Post »
In February tens of thousands of young people showed the way forward in the fight against climate change by walking out of their schools and protesting.
School students lead the way in the fight for system change not climate change
By KD Tait In October, thousands of French school and college students blockaded schools and took to the streets
By KD Tait The Revolutionary Socialists, formed around a core of former Socialist Worker Student Societies (SWSS) groups, have
Building a revolutionary youth organisation in Britain Read Post »
Statement of the Socialist Party of Sri Lanka, section of the League for the Fifth International Two student leaders,
By KD Tait Across the world young people are in the forefront of mass movements for democracy and human rights
2012 was a year to forget for the Tories. It was, in the main, a year to forget for
On November 21 the National Union of Students (NUS) will march in London under the slogan ‘Educate, Employ, Empower’. The
‘Time to tackle the dumbing down’ is the new slogan of the Tory education ‘reforms’ which aim to make school