Indefinite general strike in Bolivia continues In spite of condemnation from the "socialist" government of Evo Morales, the general strike launched on May 4 against a 5% wage cap continues.
Developing Unrest: New Struggles in Miserable Boom-Town Gurgaon Following article tries to summarise the main tendencies of class relations in Gurgaon and based on that to come to practical conclusions and suggestions for local ‘communist activities’.
General strikes in Yemen over rising prices A programme of escalating nationwide strikes of the private and public sectors in Yemen began today for pay increases and the establishment of a minimum wage.
Resistance not ballots; mass organisation not authoritarian leaders The Zabalaza Anarchist Communist Front issue a call for fidelity to the Poor People's Alliance 'No…
Electricity in South Africa The article looks at how the state and the rich are using Eskom to subsidise giant corporations with cheap electricty in South Africa and are…
Indefinite Transport Workers' Strike in South Africa Transport workers in South Africa have been on strike since the 10th of May. Major South African exports, including fruit, metals and wine have…
River transport strike paralyses Bangladesh A week-long strike of river vessel and port workers continues, despite severe state repression.
LCAP in solidarity with South African people’s movement – Abahlali baseMjondolo Today the London Coalition Against Poverty organised a gesture of solidarity with political prisoners from Abahlali baseMjondolo in Durban, South Africa.
South Africa's World Cup is a disgrace It's already the most unequal country on the planet. Now 'the greatest marketing opportunity of our time' is making it worse.
Turkey: Solidarity call for the "Platform of struggling workers" Militant workers from recent workers' struggles in Turkey, including National Tobacco and Alcohol…
Strike for the living wage at the National Gallery Staff at the National Gallery in London have struck for the second time this year to demand the London living wage.