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Klasbatalo leaflet for the dockworkers' strike in Montreal.

The USA, as the world’s leading capitalist nation, is economically, politically and morally bankrupt.

Article about the Bristol University Rent Strike from a participant and member of Leeds SolFed.

Western leftists, communists, and anarchists alike routinely call for ‘unity’ with the authoritarian oppressors in their favourite ‘socialist’ states. They value a cheap, doomed-to-end-in-failure unity with the statists, the genocide deniers, and the red reactionaries, more than the well-being and liberation of marginalised groups.

We are certain that humanity is capable of recovering from the many evils that afflict it today, but only through a radical change in the world’s economic and social order.

Leaflet distributed by the ICO at a protest rally in South Australia for firefighters and paramedics.

Leaflet distributed by the CWO during the last round of strikes at universities across the UK.

Brexit finally came into force on 1 January 2021, over 4 years after the referendum of 2016. During these four years the leading bodies of the British capitalist class had fought a delaying and rear-guard type of campaign to stop it happening but failed.

Here in the UK we face a difficult situation in the health sector, people are tired, they survive on low wages, they fear changes such as privatisation. We haven’t found our own ways yet to do something about this. Health workers in Argentina don’t have it easier than us. Their conditions are similarly bad, if not worse. But they have found ways to make themselves heard.

Is queerphobia in Vietnam a mere product of colonialism, and does it matter?
See also the video version by veritas et caritas here.

We translated this new Wildcat article, written by a comrade who has been living in China for a while. Click here for the original article.

An anarchist reflection on the community pantry movement in the Philippines.

Critique of the fetish for "success" by online Stalinists.

A Vietnamese anarchist critique of the so-called “socialism” of Vietnam.
See also the video version by veritas et caritas here. Also available in Gerrman, Spanish, French, Greek and Vietnamese.

Leaflet distributed by the CWO at protests around the Gender Recognition Act (GRA) happening around the UK last year.

Article from 1919 (mcmxix.org), the new journal of the North American affiliates of the ICT.

The combination of poor working conditions and sexism in our workplaces makes it harder for victims and survivors of abuse to access the resources and support they need. If we want to create workplace solidarity we need to be aware of the fact that our colleagues may be experiencing violence at home.

A guide on how to start your own community pantry/bodegang bayan for your own neighborhood in Tagalog and English!

Written by Simoun Magsalin with input from the Bandilang Itim Collective and translated into Greek by alerta.gr.