The Latin American movement against misogynist violence ihas brought millions of women into the streets.
Ni Una Menos: origins, development and perspective of a mass women’s movement 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.
Interview with a member of the Liga Socialista
“We will continue to fight for our rights!” Interview with a Brazilian socialist Read Post »
March 8 will see women worldwide rally to celebrate International Women’s Day. We hope that millions will respond to the
IWD 2019: We need a working class women’s movement Read Post »
It is vitally important that we prevent LGBT+ individuals from being forced out of public life by discriminatory policies that seek to invalidate anyone that dares transgress society’s gender norms.
Why socialists oppose Trump’s ban on Trans soldiers Read Post »
Sally Challen, a woman wrongly convicted of murdering her husband in 2011, is one step closer to justice and freedom.
The 10-week textile strike in 1912 is one of the greatest strikes in US labour history and unlike many others it was a victory.
Bread and Roses: The 1912 Lawrence Textile strike Read Post »
The PCS is embarking on another pay ballot due to run from 18 March until 29 April. All civil servants deserve a decent pay rise – if the MPs can have one why can’t we?
Shamima Begum’s request to return to Britain from a Syrian refugee camp has caused enormous controversy and exposed again the precarious position of second-generation migrants.
As Brexit talks stumble on the intractable backstop to the British border in Ireland, Bernie McAdam calls on British socialists to fight for the only internationalist response, abolish the border altogether!
Labour needs to commit to decriminalisation of sex work and a programme to challenge the exploitation of women
Holbeck’s Sex Work Zone and the socialist imperative of decriminalisation Read Post »
Marxists make a distinction between forms of government and the class nature of the state. We always ask, “which class interests are served by the state?”
