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
Tuesday 24th Nov 2020 A Marxist feminist approach to violence against women In order for movements opposed to the injustice of women’s oppression to develop into a revolution, they must be underpinned by political understanding. LAURA BRIGGS explains
Tuesday 24th Nov 2020 One of the ‘world’s best-kept secrets’ on women’s rights Lynne Walsh talks to VIVIENNE HAYES of renowned charity the Women’s Resource Centre about the UN convention known as Cedaw – and why it deserves a higher profile
Tuesday 24th Nov 2020 ‘A most anti-woman framework unlike anything which has gone before’ Former Raj Sabha member BRINDA KARAT of the Communist Party of India (Marxist), which played a leading role in last year’s three million-strong Kerala women’s wall, tells the Star about the huge challenges in the fight against misogyny in Uttar Pradesh and beyond
Thursday 26th Nov 2020 Taking back the billboards TONA MERRIMAN explains why altering or removing the messages emblazoned on our city’s ad spaces is an essential part of the fight against climate change and capitalism itself
Tuesday 24th Nov 2020 The government must invest in making things if it is to build back better STEVE TURNER calls for the creation of a national recovery council in which workers have a collective say in order to repair our economy in post-Covid Britain
Tuesday 24th Nov 2020 Tough times for our movement Amid the mounting challenges one thing is now clear – pay is a health issue, says JAMIE CALDWELL
Tuesday 24th Nov 2020 Obituary: Dennis Burcham (1938–2020) trade unionist and lifelong friend of the Daily Worker and Morning Star DENNIS BURCHAM, printer, building worker, trade unionist and lifelong friend of the Daily Worker and Morning Star, has died aged 82.
Tuesday 24th Nov 2020 What are the prospects for change in Iran? While the final weeks of Trump’s hold on the White House are fraught with danger, the prospect of a new administration in the United States holds the possibility of drawing back from the brink in the face-off with Iran, writes JANE GREEN
Tuesday 24th Nov 2020 Economic exploitation ensures structural racism will continue Tackling endemic societal racism starts with improving health and life chances, which can only be achieved with the decent pay, terms and conditions that too many BAME working people are denied, says HELEN O’CONNOR
Monday 23rd Nov 2020 How the media ignores the deadly impacts of British military intervention The more responsibility the British government and media have for the deaths of people around the world, the less interest they take in these deaths, writes IAN SINCLAIR
