Europe Solidaire Sans Frontières
, by CREAMER Ella
The dub poet and author of collections including Talking Turkeys has died of a brain tumour Benjamin Zephaniah – a life in pictures ‘A hero to millions’: Benjamin Zephaniah remembered by Michael Rosen, Kae Tempest and more Share your tributes and memories of Benjamin Zephaniah
Benjamin (...)
, by SIMAKOVA Marina
How has the Kremlin traded political reason for lost sentiments? Where did the idea of defending Russians’ “traditional values” come from? What do these values have to do with religious ethics and secular morality? Historian of ideas, Marina Simakova, traces the genesis of the main ideologeme (...)
, by CASEY Ruairí, ÖZYÜREK Esra
German politicians often boast of having atoned for their ancestors’ crimes — but then claim that antisemitism is an ill imported by migrants. Far from a model, German memory culture has created an exceptionalist myth that Germans understand racism best.
Germany’s effort to confront its dark (...)
, by Filma Collective, LE TREHONDAT Patrick
From November 27, 2023 to December 10, Filma, Ukrainian feminist film festival, offers films on its site accessible throughout Ukraine and around the world.”We call ourselves Filma because cinema can be a co-creative process, with equal opportunities for all participants, instead of the strict (...)
, par AUTORE Marta
On 25 November, a massive wave of more than half a million people filled the streets of Rome, with many spontaneous gatherings in squares throughout the country - first and foremost in Messina, Sicily, to shout out all their anger and determination against patriarchal violence, against those (...)
, by MULLAN Garrett
Garrett Mullan discusses an Anti-Ukrainian statement published by Dublin Communities Against Racism.
Irish Left With Ukraine activists were shocked to see anti-Ukrainian content in a post published online by Dublin Communities Against Racism (DCAR). The post by DCAR was meant to be a left (...)
, by RASHED Maria
Hundreds of thousands in Britain have been mobilizing for a Gaza ceasefire, pushing back against efforts to smear them and restrict their civil liberties.
To walk around London these days is to be immersed in a collective public awakening about the Palestinian struggle. Commuters and (...)
, by GARI Manuel
On 28 May 2023 Spain’s right-wing Partido Popular (People’s Party - PP) made great progress in terms of territorial institutional power in the municipal elections and in some of the regional parliaments of the so-called Autonomous Communities, to the detriment of the Partido Socialista Obrero (...)
, by KULBACZEWSKA-FIGAT Małgorzata
Between 16 and 18 November, Warsaw was the capital of world social and Marxist feminism: hundreds of women from all around the world gathered to discuss political theory and praxis, exchange experiences, research results and free thoughts. Women of the North and the South, East and West, all (...)
, by Female cultural, political and trade union personalities
In Gaza, where women and children make up the majority of victims, according to the UN, of the deadly bombardments and forced displacements suffered by the inhabitants, a group of cultural, political and trade union figures “reaffirm that their feminism goes hand in hand with anti-colonialist (...)
, by DE JONG Alex
That the right-wing won the recent Dutch elections was no surprise. What was surprising was how decisive the share of the far-right was in the overall right-wing victory. For Geert Wilders, the leader of the far-right Freedom Party (PVV), years of patience paid off while the incumbent (...)
, by KELLAWAY Dave
Dave Kellaway reports on the weekly murders of women by men in Italy (and here) and how we can campaign in Britain around the International Day on November 25 for the elimination of violence against women and girls.
Twice a week in Italy the same terrible event takes place. A woman is (...)
, by LEIRIA Luís
Overnight, following an investigation by the Public Prosecutor’s Office into suspected corruption, Prime Minister António Costa of the PS resigned. Portugal goes to the polls on 10 March 2024.
Crédit Photo. Antonio Costa. Wikimedia commons
Portugal woke up on 7 November to the news that (...)
, by KISHCHUK Yuliia, SMITH Ashley
Leftists in Ukraine are insisting on the urgent need to build solidarity without exception among oppressed peoples.
Part of the series: Struggle and Solidarity: Writing Toward Palestinian Liberation
Our world is being torn asunder by two horrific wars. Israel is carrying out a genocidal (...)
, by LE TREHONDAT Patrick, SLOBODIANA Oksana
On 31 October, around 150 medical workers at the Oleksandriya hospital were made redundant and received nothing at the time of their dismissal, i.e. they were not paid for the last few months of work and received no compensation for unused leave. “We are outraged by the fact that salaries have (...)
, by MUELLER Folko
On October 8, elections were held in two important states of Germany: Bavaria and Hesse. Bavaria is the second largest German state in terms of population and also one of the wealthiest, with its economy also ranking second among German states in terms of GDP. Hesse ranks fifth in terms of (...)
, by VALESKE Josephine
It is becoming increasingly clear that as the German government targets migrants and cracks down on pro-Palestine protests, some lives are more valuable than others
Earlier this month, amid the unfolding genocide in Gaza, German leaders convened in a Berlin synagogue to mark the 85th (...)
, by LE TREHONDAT Patrick, ReSew coop - Швейний Кооператив
From the first days of the large-scale war, the capacity for self-organization of Ukrainian society was crucial. Where the State could not fulfill its tasks, society organized itself to respond. A gigantic social, humanitarian and solidarity activity has developed. Even in the military domain (...)
, by SCHAFER Jakob
The German government does not even support the call for a ceasefire. No other government in the world so totally supports the policy of Israeli governments, however far right-wing and racist they may be.
One might think that this attitude is an inescapable duty in the context of the (...)
, by SUKHANOV Nikolay
How much money is the Russian state willing to spend on war at the expense of medicine and education? How will Russian public officials be spending budget money in the coming years? Should pensioners or low-income groups look forward to “giveaways” from Vladimir Putin before the upcoming (...)
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