Labour Party
Labour’s two faced Brexit
Labour Party
How Britain’s biggest union undermines migrant workers’ rights
Red Flag issue 29
Over the past seven years cleaners and security guards at London’s most prestigious universities have been fighting a relentless and courageous struggle for basic rights: the London Living Wage, sickness, holiday and maternity pay, workplace conditions, and end to contracting out and union recognition.
Red Flag issue 29
No Pride in deportations!
Europe
The women’s strike in Switzerland – a historic day!
On June 14, in Switzerland, around half a million people took part in the women’s strike. In all major cities, but also in parts of the country that are not well organised politically or in trades unions, women, especially those who work in the care sector or education, were on strike. In many places, strikes and actions began in the morning and spread throughout the day. According to the Swiss Confederation of Trade Unions, some 100,000 people took part in the strike on the morning of 14 June.
Africa & Middle East
End the blockade of Iran
Asia & Oceania
Hong Kong: learning the right lessons
Asia & Oceania
Hindutva: The new face of the Indian capitalist class
Europe
Free Captain Rackete
The arrest of the captain of the Sea Watch 3 triggered a storm of indignation throughout Europe. On Lampedusa, it was not only the thugs of the racist Interior Minister and Lega leader Salvini who met the 31-year-old Carola Rackete, who took her ship into the port on the night of 28-29 June. Many demonstrators also loudly expressed their solidarity with the courageous woman.
