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  • Feminism in Britain

    Fifty years of feminist organising in Britain – challenges for the future

    9 March 2020, by Terry Conway

    Terry Conway is a social feminist and LGBTIQ activist. She is LGBT officer in Islington North Labour Party, Chair of Hackney and Islington Unite Community and officer of Labour Women Leading and a supporter of Socialist Resistance. This is an edited and expanded version of a contribution she made at a meeting at Houseman’s bookshop on March 4.

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  • Our history

    Rosa Luxemburg and debt as an imperialist instrument - Part 1

    5 March 2020, by Éric Toussaint

    In her book titled The Accumulation of Capital, [1] published in 1913, Rosa Luxemburg [2] devoted an entire chapter to international loans [3] in order to show how the great capitalist powers of the time used the credits granted by their bankers to the countries of the periphery to exercise economic, military and political domination on the latter. She sought to analyse the indebtedness of the newly independent states of Latin America, particularly, following the wars of independence in the 1820s, as well as the indebtedness of Egypt and Turkey during the 19th century, without forgetting China.

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  • A tribute

    In honour of Comrade Lal Khan

    3 March 2020, by Fourth International Bureau

    It was with great sorrow that we learned that our comrade Lal Khan was no more.

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  • Our comrade

    The Importance of Being Lal

    1 March 2020, by Farooq Tariq

    Yasrab Tanvir Gondal, popularly known as Lal Khan, was laid to rest on February 22 in his native village Bhaun, district Chakwal. Like his eventful life, his funeral also became a revolutionary event. He would have been amused by his burial ceremony, had he been able to witness it.

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