Europe Solidaire Sans Frontières
, by QUIMPO Nathan Gilbert, TOPAZ Omar
Omar Tupaz is one of the pennames of Nathan Gilbert Quimpo.
When the Communist Party of the Philippines was re-established in 1968, it adopted Mao Zedong’s strategy of “protracted people’s war”, including the concept of “encircling the cities from the countryside”. Since then, the Party has (…)
, by ALAVI Hamza
The decade of the 1980s has truly been a decade of the women of Pakistan. A powerful women’s movement made a dramatic impact on Pakistan’s political scene. The concrete achievements of the women’s movement in its struggle against policies of General Zia’s military regime which were directed (…)
, par GIBBONS Bernard, JABER Salah, TAMPOE Bala
Bala Tampoe (1922-2014) was general secretary of the Ceylon Mercantile Union (CMU), a major union in Sri Lanka. The following interview on the political situation in Sri Lanka was given to Salah Jaber and Bernard Gibbons in Paris on April 25, 1990 and appeared in the May 21, 1990 issue of (…)
, by WANG Fanxi / Wang Fan-hsi
在英國里茲大學聲討天安門屠殺大會上的發言稿（1989年6月9日） 王凡西（1907-2002
I am very sorry that I am sick and cannot attend today’s meeting. But I cannot remain silent when the Chinese Communist Party has committed such a horrible crime in Tiananmen Square leading to widespread protests.
I was an early member of the (…)
, by ANDERSON Benedict
About this time last year, President Corazon Aquino told a most instructive lie. Addressing the Filipino-Chinese Federated Chambers of Commerce on 9 March 1987, she described her appearance before them as a ‘homecoming,’ since her great-grandfather had been a poor immigrant from southeast (…)
, par ROUSSET Pierre
LEANDRO “Lean” Alejandro fell victim to an assassination attempt on September 19, 1987. We met him for the last time shortly after the attempted coup d’état of August 28, and he was always so frank and open-minded that his commitment was always respected. A former student and General Secretary (…)
, by IPS
By IPS-Inter Press Service
Military authorities today raided the house of Lean Alejandro, Secretary-General of the left-leaning Bagong Alyansa Ng Bayan (Bayan-New Patriotic Alliance).
Subpoenas to appear in court under charges of illegal assembly have been issued against Alejandro and at (…)
, by MYDANS Seth
DAVAO, the Philippines— A year ago in the densely populated urban shantytown of Agdao, three men gunned down a notorious Communist hit man, raised their rifles and shouted, ’’Arise, masses!’’
With this now-legendary incident was born a right-wing vigilante group whose imitators are quickly (…)
, by ANDERSON Benedict
She is today, as the widowed ‘Cory’ Aquino, Time’s widely admired Woman of the Year. But she started life as Corazon Cojuangco, daughter of the wealthy sugar magnate Don Jose Cojuangco, and cousin of that Eduardo Cojuangco who in the Marcos era became one of the most notorious plunderers of the (…)
, by PATEL Vibhuti
From 19th century social reformers to modern feminist activists, India’s women’s movements have radically transformed the nation’s social fabric. This comprehensive analysis traces how Indian women challenged patriarchal power across three major waves: fighting practices like sati and child (…)
, by KARUNARATNE Vickramabahu (“Bahu”)
Many of those who expected JR to have fresh discussions with the Indian government, sighed in relief when JR returned claiming success. Still nothing is really divulged as to the real content of an agreement reached. However, two points are stressed, firstly, the need to devolve power and grant (…)
, by KARUNARATNE Vickramabahu (“Bahu”)
This article set was written by me in hiding when NSSP was banned in 1983. At that time Militant printed and circulated it as an internal discussion document. After the break up of the party it became a public document. Ironically comrade Anna then living in India under cover, reprimanded me for (…)
, by KARUNARATNE Vickramabahu (“Bahu”)
This the latter part of the book on the national question published in 1983 by Dr Vickramabahu
1. Between 6th and 3rd century B. C
At the time of the supposed arrival of Aryan people from North India to this island between 6th and 3rd century B. C., those who lived here belong to the South (…)
, by SAKAI Yohichi
The following text was originally written with limited materials at hand at Paris in 1982, and I have made some stylistic changes to the original text - November 1991. For the final chapter, see The Last Vigor of the Japanese Postwar Reformist Workers Movement and its Impasse in the 1970s — the (…)
, by SAKAI Yohichi
The following text was originally written as the final chapter of my 1982 article, “The Japanese Working Class Movement from the 1950s to the Middle of 1970s” [1] I have made some stylistic changes to the original text, and added the bracketed paragraph at the end of the section 7. — May 2011. (…)
, by Amistad Resource
By July 1965, SNCC members had produced their first uncompromising statement on the war, declaring that blacks should not “fight in Vietnam for the white man’s freedom, until all the Negro people are free in Mississippi.” From the outset, the burden of the conflict was borne disproportionately (…)
, by KARUNARATNE Vickramabahu (“Bahu”)
Writeen in November 1978, this was published by Vickramabahu as a booklet in 1979 under the name Lanka Sama Samaja arty and the Tamil speaking people.
Second part: Sama Samajism and the Tamil Speaking People – Part II
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Sama Samajism is very familiar to the Tamil (…)
, by KARUNARATNE Vickramabahu (“Bahu”)
Written in November 1978, this was published by Vickramabahu as a booklet in 1979 under the name Lanka Sama Samaja arty and the Tamil speaking people.
First part: Sama Samajism and the Tamil Speaking People – Part I
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"6. the Problem of National Minorities.
The (…)
, by TAMPOE Bala
The following pamphlet was published in April 1977.
, by Libero International
One of our intreped editors recently returned, with a running nose and a battered camera, from a weekend at Sanrizuka. There he took part in a support demonstration for the local farmers, and this is what he saw and heard.
Libero International
In the rolling hills of Narita, cabbages and (…)
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