Workers Power Issue 406
Hindu extremism provokes ethnic cleansing in Manipur
When a video of two women paraded naked by a mob in the Indian state of Manipur went viral in July, it shone a light on the crimes of Modi’s India.
BRICS+ Where next for the bloc of emerging economies?
At its August conference in South Africa, the BRICS group of ‘emerging markets’ (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) agreed to accept six new members.
Workers in action: doctors, bus drivers, traffic wardens
NHS: doctors coordinate
Refugee prison hulk plumbs new depths of mistreatment
The government wants to ‘house’ asylum seekers on the 220-bed accommodation barge.
St Mungo’s: Lessons for all rank and file activists
Over 800 workers at the homeless charity St Mungo’s have voted to end their three-month all out strike.
Rap lyrics ‘evidence of bad character’ in racist prosecutions
Courts use participation in rap music used as evidence of ‘bad character’.
Workers Summit: The SWP, the rank & file and the revolutionary party
Under pressure from rank and file activity most of the revolutionary socialist groups turned left, workers power argues now is the time to unite all who want to develop a rank and file strategy.
After the strike wave, what next for the rank and file?
The 2022-2023 strike wave, despite its impressive size, failed to achieve what was possible for workers. George Banks argues the rank and file needs organisation and unity.
What if the bosses fight back? The lessons of the Chilean Popular Unity 1970–1973
The events of 1970-73 hold vital lessons for us in a new period of revolutions and military coups.
Coups challenge French hold over former African colonies
The increasing power of China and Russia is giving coups more chance of success
Climate change and the socialist alternative
Capitalism destroys the environment
UK going to Raac and ruin
Editorial September 2023, No. 406
