Direct Action (SolFed) #02 1997

The fight to be human: Feminism has long been misrepresented just as much as anarcho-syndicalism.
And the similarities go on.
Flickering flames: Review of action centering on the Liverpool Dockers, and a poke in the eye for anyone who says the working class spirit is dead.
Racist laws in a 'free' democracy? Life in an increasingly policed state or living with the asylum-immigration fiasco. The latest racial laws really have to be seen to be believed.
A different kind of union
The final nail in the empire coffin: Labour takes the wind out of the nationalist parties' sails?
International identity: Travelling people have no country and no rights. Which way for the road back to true global citizenship?
200 million child slaves: Thailand, Burma, Indonesia and Haiti.
Eat this! BSE bullocks, food scares and the fat profit behind it all.
Closer Look: Social democracy hits the rails
In-depth insider insight into works councils and their use in British Rail. Labour have plans of their own for the trade union movement.
"School bullies could grow into captains of industry." Follow-up to last issue's bullying feature. It's official, bullies make good bosses.
Direct actions: Shorts, opinions and observations on direct actions.
Education: A parent to person view of homeworking.
IWA news service: Bitesize coverage of anarcho-syndicalist and related actions, events and happenings around the world.
Fiction: Feel the heat on the Streets of Pitsmoor.
Anarchism: the FAQs
Chomsky answers fundamental questions, for oldies and youngsters.
Letters: Your views aired in bright and shiny monochrome.
Music and films: Reviews of Carla's Song and I Shot Andy Warhol.
End piece: Class gets obvious during trade union mergers.