Articles – Red Flag

Labour’s permanent crisis

Monday, March 4, 2019

By Jeremy Dewar Labour suffered its first split in 38 years on 18 February, when Chuka Umunna and six other MPs resigned the Labour Party whip to form the Independent Group, TIG. They were soon

After London college strikes – broaden the campaign

Tuesday, February 19, 2019

Recent victories show what is possible. Now activists should link up with other unions and build for joint strike action across the sector.

Empty gestures as Corbyn and May inch closer to Brexit

Tuesday, January 22, 2019

Jeremy Corbyn’s response to Theresa May’s new plan for Brexit was perceptive enough: “nothing has changed”.

Controversial launch for Labour anti-racism campaign

Tuesday, January 22, 2019

Grassroots activist initiative expropriated by Momentum

Free Jiand Baloch! Solidarity with Baloch missing persons!

Saturday, December 1, 2018

International Executive Committee AT 3am on the morning of 30 November, Jiand Baloch, a sociology student at Multan University was abducted by security services together with his father Abdul Qayyum Baloch and his ten year

Extinction Rebellion Has Opened A New Front In The Fight Against Climate Change

Thursday, November 22, 2018

By Chris Close “WE WILL not be led quietly to annihilation by the elites and government… it is not only our right, but our moral duty to bypass the government’s inaction and flagrant dereliction of duty,

Labour – kick May out but come clean on Brexit

Friday, November 16, 2018

Theresa May faces the complete shipwreck of her Brexit negotiations and the 585 page draft Withdrawal Agreement she brought back from Brussels. Two cabinet ministers, including her second Brexit secretary, Dominic Raab, and two

Brazil: The truck drivers’ uprising

Wednesday, June 13, 2018

By Pericles da Lima, Liga Socialista IN THE last days of May almost nothing moved in Brazil. Crucial economic links such as motorway junctions, ports, airports and refineries were paralysed by some 500 blockades, each

Fascists march unopposed in Leeds

Sunday, June 10, 2018

By Dan Jones ONE WEEK after Tommy Robinson was sentenced to 13 months’ prison for contempt of court at Leeds Crown Court, around 400 of his far right supporters staged a rally outside the court,

Libya’s silent, deadly suffering

Tuesday, March 6, 2018

By Jaqueline Singh WHILE within Fortress Europe right wing agitation and violence against refugees are on the increase, its external borders are increasingly impenetrable. People who flee from hunger, war, violence and exploitation are drowned