Thanks to the brave struggle of less than 200 hundred workers at south Korea 's largest daily, the human rights movement broke free of the regime's tight grip on the media to reach a nationwide audience for the first time in years. What were the workers after? Was this a case of "workers' control" or simply another free speech movement? How and why were they defeated? The first of two parts.

Second of a two part article published in the Japanese journal Libero International. Part 1 was published in issue no. 3.

We hope this issue will give an idea of the bum trip being laid upon the people of South Korea. South Korea has become the whore of the pimp Park Chung Hee, a psychopathic dictator who -once earned a living as an officer in the Japanese Imperial Army, putting down his own countrymen. Like the Korean women shangaied into prostitution in the name of "export tourism," the Park govt has leased he country out to Japan…

Issue No. 4 of the Japanese journal Libero International. The exact date of publication is unknown, but presumed to be in 1976.

Two articles from the Decist dissident faction within the Bolshevik party on the expulsion of Trotsky.

Workers at a construction site in the centre of Perth, Western Australia, walked off in protest on…

Article about the IWW from union-busting law firm, Seyfarth Shaw LLP which we reproduce for reference.

Section 22 of the Teacher's Union and the broader Oaxcan social movement take to the streets to protest the arrival of fraudulent President Calderon. Federal Police open fire with live rounds and tear gas grenades, resulting in at least 14 people wounded and hospitalised.

This thesis is dedicated to providing a theoretical and historical account of the way antisystemic movements have developed and changed.

In this latest phase of widespread political and economic crisis, the subject of sexuality has become crucial. In this context the role of women…