Labour declares for a second referendum
The voting age should be 16 and EU citizens living in Britain should get the vote.
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Lift Chris Williamson’s suspension – Stop the Witch hunt
Socialist Resistance calls for the lifting of the suspension of Derby North MP Chris Williamson from the Labour Party.
Derek Wall: internationalist ecosocialism of word and deed
Terry Conway for RedGreen Labour interviewed ecosocialist activist, internationalist and writer Derek Wall.
The climate is changing – why aren’t we?
I have had one of the most positive political experiences of my life, supporting young people organizing against climate change. Their energy, their political sophistication and their sense of humour is infectious.
Hugo Blanco: From Trotskyism to Indigenous Vitality
As Hugo Blanco is due to speak at a series of meetings across Britain, we reprint a review in which Andrew Ryder discusses We the Indians: The Indigenous Peoples of Peru and the Struggle for Land.
Labour are also running down the clock
The consequences of a Tory Government driving the country over the cliff could
be catastrophic for the future of the government party. Labour faces dangerous
times as well. Any idea that a Tory crisis on this scale could open up a big opportunity for Labour is excluded.
WitchHunt – how antisemitism is weaponised
A review of the new film WitchHunt (Jon Pullman, 2019, 62 mins) by Dave Kellaway The Rio cinema in Hackney was nearly completely full for the premiere of the new film [...]
Are energy trade unions ‘playing fast and loose’ with climate change?
Sam Mason looks at how some unions are excluding the major part of the UK workforce from having a say in climate change policy at both the level of the TUC and within the Labour Party..
Climate, class and revolting children
Radical action on climate change should be the many versus the few, not the young versus the old, writes Chris Saltmarsh.
The Stansted 15: A lesson in action and solidarity
Following the sentencing of the Stansted 15, Bill MacKeith, father of May MacKeith, one of the defendants, offers this reflection.
