‘Out of control’ Home Office should have been in the dock, not us: Stansted 15 respond to guilty verdict
Submitted by R Totale on Dec 10 2018 18:05
The Stansted 15 protesters, who stopped a government deportation flight from taking off in March last year, have today been found guilty of breaching terror laws.
Why the World Banks announcement that they are making $200 billion available to help fight climate change may not be such good news after all!
Submitted by crapula2010 on Dec 5 2018 18:53
The World Bank announced this week that it is to make about $200bn available to fund action on climate change. In making the announcement, Jim Yong Kim, the president of the World Bank, stated: “This is about putting countries and communities in charge of building a safer, more climate-resilient future.” The announcement has been greeted with universal approval with many arguing that the Bank is taking a strong lead and sending a strong signal to private sector financiers.
WorkersWildWest no.8 - A local working class newspaper from west-London
Submitted by AngryWorkersWorld on Nov 30 2018 17:12
A local working class newspaper: spreading work-place and struggle reports and propagating revolution. Get involved in local distribution or set up your own papers. Comments welcome - stick it to the man!
Women detainees launch hunger strike in Yarl’s Wood Immigration Removal Centre – “Release us and close this place down.”
Submitted by R Totale on Nov 29 2018 19:10
Over 40 women in Yarl’s Wood Immigration Removal Centre have gone on hunger strike protesting against a charter flight (Tues 27 Nov) that will take traumatised women back to Nigeria. Content note: this article contains mentions of sexual violence.
The Peterloo Massacre - BBC Discussion
Submitted by Reddebrek on Nov 20 2018 12:20
A Radio Four discussion by Melvyn Bragg and three historians about the Peterloo Massacre. The discussions attempts to show that bloody day in August 1819 in the context of growing social and political tension and resistance. As such it also covers other personalities and events both before and after Peterloo that are often overlooked.
Women and the union - A factory in west-London
Submitted by AngryWorkersWorld on Nov 19 2018 14:48
We wrote this report about experiences of women inside trade unions for our fellow workers of the IWW New Syndicalist:
https://newsyndicalist.org/2018/11/19/tmm3-women-the-factory-and-the-union/
Review: Revolution as Merchandise - "Unfinished Business-The Politics of Class War" - a British road to Anarchism
A review by "Nat Turner" of Class War's book Unfinished Business from Here & Now issue 13 (1992).
The review covers autonomist currents in London in the early 80s as well as a discussion of "identity politics".
Class War issue 67 1995
An issue of Class War from the 1990s.
Class War issue 55 1992
An issue of Class War from the 1990s.
Class War issue 30 1988
An issue of Class War from 1988.
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