A trampling of Enlightenment values The French Global Security Law, which makes it illegal to film police officers, is part of a rightward tilt by Macron, says DENNIS BROE
Features | Wednesday 25th Nov 2020 Direct action against our university has saved students £12 million
Friday 27th Nov 2020 Blair: a mass murderer pretending to care about China’s human rights In the service of neocolonial plunder, Bush and Blair invaded Iraq at the cost of millions of lives. How can he now find the hubris to attack China on yet more dodgy claims, asks KEITH LAMB
Thursday 26th Nov 2020 The reconquest of Labour means a mass-movment insurgency Labour has a long history of nourishing then nullifying socialism in Britain — inside and outside the party itself. But unlike its European social democrat siblings, its link to the unions means it is still an tool for the working class — so long as we act, argues NICK WRIGHT
Wednesday 25th Nov 2020 Solidarity messages on UN International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women AS THE incidence of violence against women and girls rises inexorably, including femicide and rape, how will the United Nations win its goal of eli
Wednesday 25th Nov 2020 The sexualisation of male violence: A lethal game for women Instead of asking women if they consent to violence, the question ought to be: why are so many men eager to use sex as an excuse to assault women? says RAQUEL ROSARIO SANCHEZ
Wednesday 25th Nov 2020 Domestic violence has become entrenched as a routine part of daily life in Iraq However despite the oppression, there is hope in the October uprising, which is being harnessed to fight for change, says the IRAQI WOMEN’S LEAGUE-UK
Wednesday 25th Nov 2020 Afghanistan – where almost every woman has been a victim of abuse Violence against women has deep roots and there is a long way to go to achieve genuine emancipation, writes KARIMA KESHTMAND, former secretary-general of the Women’s Democratic Organisation of Afghanistan
Wednesday 25th Nov 2020 The world is still a dangerous place for women and girls With Covid-19 and the removal of safety nets for the poor and vulnerable, violence against women and children has increased in Guyana, says the GUYANA PEOPLE’S PROGRESSIVE PARTY
Wednesday 25th Nov 2020 Iranian women’s struggle against misogynist state policies and systemic violence by The Democratic Organisation of Iranian Women
Tuesday 24th Nov 2020 Salute to the struggle of Sudanese women In the wake of the revolution, women are exerting great pressure on the government and have made some impressive gains, reports the SUDANESE WOMEN’S UNION UK & IRELAND
Wednesday 25th Nov 2020 Women in Turkey in fight of their lives against ‘marry-your-rapist’ laws As sisters in Turkey battle against child abuse and torture, SARAH-JANE McDONOUGH reports on how TSSA Women in Focus is raising awareness of their struggle and building solidarity here in Britain
