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As European border forces prepare to beat back thousands of refugees, the call needs to go out to let them in.
John McDonnell said, 'We will do all we can in parliament to support you. But on the streets is where we need to be.'
A partially-blind man who has lived, studied and worked in Britain since the age of 15 fears he could be deported to Jamaica.
Up to 1,000 university strikers, students and supporters marched through central London on Wednesday on the final day of a three-day strike.
Anti-Muslim attacks have hit New Delhi - but there is also resistance
Sixth form college workers struck over pay and funding - and escalation could be coming
Activists were celebrating on Thursday after plans against Heathrow Airport expansion were blocked in a dramatic court ruling
School climate strikers poured on to the streets and demanded urgent action
Tens of thousands of university workers entered their third week of a wave of strikes on Monday. They need solidarity and an outgoing strike.
As the deadly disease spreads to new countries, Socialist Worker investigates why health care systems and pharmaceutical companies run for profit fail those most in need of help
“No going back” is the new rallying cry for the left in the Labour Party.
Around 140 climate activists gathered to debate how to take the fight for ecological justice forward in Bristol on Saturday.
Bosses at the South Western Railway (SWR) are braced for another round of strikes as workers battle to protect their jobs and passenger safety.
Royal Mail postal workers began their second national strike ballot in recent months on Tuesday in a momentous battle over jobs, conditions—and the future of the industry.
Privatised health workers in Wigan and Leigh have launched a fresh round of strikes in their long-running fight for NHS rates of pay.
UEL cleaners fight for dignity at work
Workers at St Michael’s, St Bonaventure’s and St Bede’s schools in east London struck over academisation last week.
A man died from dehydration, malnutrition and hypothermia “in plain sight” in a detention centre, an inquest has found.
The PCS union has launched a campaign against the victimisation of leading rep Paul Williams.
Angry demonstrations took place in cities across France on Saturday evening after the government announced it would implement attacks on pensions without a vote in parliament.
Right wing parties declared victory in Israel’s elections on Monday, promising a government that will annexe all of the Palestinian West Bank.
The Brazilian Marxist Ruy Mauro Marini coined the concept of “sub-imperialism” back in the 1960s. The concept applies perfectly to Turkey under president Recep Tayyip Erdogan
Key elections are coming for the Democratic Party nomination for US president. Can Bernie Sanders win, and what will this signify?
The reality of women’s oppression is all around us. For all the advances won by resistance and struggle, capitalist society is riven with deeply entrenched sexism—unequal pay, sexual harassment, attacks on reproductive rights and objectification.
Escape from Pretoria is the extraordinary true story of two anti-apartheid activists. Moyra Samuels reviews the film—and speaks to two of those depicted in the film.
Reflections of racism today are echoed in this adaptation of Malorie Blackman's series of young adult novels says Siobhan Brown
When the US invaded Afghanistan in 2001, CIA officer Milton Bearden warned it could “end up on the ash heap of Afghan history”.
The Grenfell Inquiry is helping the guilty to escape. It resumed on Monday after staff of companies and organisations involved in work on the tower were assured that their evidence would not be used to prosecute them.
At York university we are trying to get campus campaigns to work together through the Students Support the Strike group.
‘People’s Prime minister’ Boris Johnson rolled out the red carpet for super-rich Tory supporters worth in excess of £25 billion at a lavish ball.
We need to hurl back the Tory government’s racist offensive. Activists say you should join the Stand Up To Racism national demonstrations in London and Glasgow on Saturday 21 March