Nepal or nothing - pro-democracy protests continue Schnews's Kathmandu correspondent kick-starts a series of in-depth articles on the current struggle against the monarchy in Nepal with an irreverant look at the movement up to now.
Shell to Sea: the struggle against the gas pipeline and refinery in Ireland - background and updates In Erris, a remote area on Ireland’s Western Atlantic coast a consortium of…
Safety on the railways? Health and safety campaigners have welcomed the jailing of a rail boss, found guilty of killing four maintenance workers who died when a runaway wagon ploughed into them. Mark Connell, 44, had deliberately dismantled the brakes on two of his wagons in order to save money.
Canada: Transport janitors threaten wildcat strike Staff on Toronto public transport could take the action in response to cuts in day jobs which workers say is a cost-cutting move which will harm…
Steal This Book - Abbie Hoffman Full online text of American "Yippie" revolutionary Abbie Hoffman's ironically best-selling book and manual of subversion, Steal This Book,…
’Ethnic cleansing’ in Essex Travellers in Essex, who claim they are living in fear of an apartheid-style dawn eviction, say they will defend their homes using non-violent resistance and human shields.
Nepal: A Long March towards bourgeois democracy? In-depth analysis of the situation in Nepal, including the anti-monarchist protest movement, the Maoist insurgency, the international economic …
NHS: the deepening crisis Richard Griffin summarises some of the effects the NHS funding crisis is having around the country.
Interview with a Swedish syndicalist about the SAC, 1998 A conversation between Brian Bamford and Lars Hammarberg of the Swedish trade union federation the SAC (Sveriges Arbetares Central Organisation, or the central organisation of Swedish workers).
Interview with a CGT member about the union, 1998 An interview with a member of the Spanish syndicalist union, the CGT. We do not necessarily agree with many points in this article, but reproduce…
