Colombia’s indigenous population under attack 97 indigenous leaders and activists have been murdered in the past year, writes NICK MacWILLIAM
Features | Monday 19th Aug 2019 Why did women put up with being made to feel ashamed of their periods for so long?
Features | Monday 19th Aug 2019 Anti-lesbian attack prompts locals to found Somerset town’s first ever Pride event
Monday 19th Aug 2019 Gab: where the net-Nazis went next As the social media giants crack down on the far right, NATHAN CZAPNIK reveals the growth of unmoderated platform Gab
Sunday 18th Aug 2019 US aggression gives embattled Maduro much-needed unity As the United States imposes a virtually total trade embargo on Venezuela, PAUL DOBSON assesses the issues facing the left inside Venezuela and internationally
Monday 19th Aug 2019 Merkel’s ‘snow queen’ and Bremen hopes VICTOR GROSSMAN reports from Germany where the left are in little shape to challenge the increasing militarisation pushed by the moribund coalition of conservatives and social democrats
Saturday 17th Aug 2019 Peterloo: 200 years on Collective consciousness TV, film and stage actress and musician NATALIE SHARP is one of Maxine Peake’s guest writers in this weekend’s special Peterloo issue of the Morning Star
Friday 16th Aug 2019 Peterloo: 200 years on Seizing the narrative: communities take control Pop-up theatre is the perfect antidote to working class isolation, writes BRYONY SHANAHAN
Friday 16th Aug 2019 Peterloo: 200 years on A massacre etched into the memory of Greater Manchester Those that came from Bury, Oldham, Eccles, Salford, Hulme and further will not and must not be forgotten, writes ANDREW GWYNNE MP
Friday 16th Aug 2019 Peterloo: 200 years on Corbyn's Labour and the battle for democracy BEN CHACKO looks at how the Establishment's response to a socialist-led Labour has exposed the limits of British democracy – and how we ought to respond
Friday 16th Aug 2019 Peterloo: 200 years on Boris Johnson is a threat to our already-crumbling democracy We need system-wide answers to the current crisis of democracy in Britain, where the masses are ready to support a demagogue, writes LYNN HENDERSON
Friday 16th Aug 2019 Peterloo: 200 years on 'The Peterloo protesters had liberated their own minds from apathy and fear' We must follow the example of ordinary, working-class people shaping history by shedding their fears, writes PAULA BARKER, Unison North West regional convenor
Friday 16th Aug 2019 Peterloo: 200 years on Remembering Peterloo at the Marx Memorial Library Archivist MEIRIAN JUMP unearths some unique artefacts of the era, preserved since 1820
