Scottish teachers threaten strike action Teachers have threatened to go on strike unless the Scottish Executive does more to cut class sizes, it emerged last night.
Bangladesh: Textile workers win right to unionise Bangladeshi authorities have said they will grant union rights to workers in the clothing industry in a bid to end protests that have left one man dead and scores injured and cost the industry an estimated $140 million.
0400-2000: Northern Ireland - Is it a religious conflict? Author's note; this is an expanded version of a talk given to the Brecon Political and Theological…
Abyss (Abîme) - Jaime Semprun A powerful post-Chernobyl critique of nuclear power, its fallout, the science and society that produced it: a critique that remains,…
On Organisation - Jacques Camatte & Gianni Collu Published in French as "De l'organisation" in 'Invariance', Anne V, serie II, no. 2. This translation published by Autonomedia, 1995, in This…
The New Movement - Henri Simon Influential in its day and expressing the optimism of its times, this text describes the characteristics of the New Movement of class struggle of the 1960s and 70s and its relationship to the Old Movement...
Two weeks spent in Rennes A first-hand and in-depth account of events in Rennes - one of the most militant towns - by a participant in the anti-CPE movement.
Canada: Car part workers down tools A wildcat strike has broken out in Canada as workers at AGS Automotive plant walked out in a dispute over pay and work rate.
1982: The death of Neil Roberts - Class War Aotearoa A short account of a little known political death in New Zealand. In 1982, an anarchist punk rocker attempted to blow up the Wanganui police…
In self defence: I demand an explanation - Jaime Balius Jaime Balius's - editor of El Amigo del Pueblo, the paper of the Friends of Durruti group - angry…
