Ahlem Belhadji
Ahlem Belhadji is a well-known feminist activist and President of the Tunisian Association of Democratic Women. She is one of the leaders of the Ligue de la gauche ouvrière (LGO – Workers’ Left League).
Articles by this author (7)
- “The fight against the exploitation of women can be an engine for overall social change.”
- “We are in solidarity with Amina the Femen”
- “When it comes to social justice, economic and social changes, real reforms, we’ve seen nothing”
- What next after the failure of the Ennahda government?
- The long march of the feminists
- A government in continuity… but capable of retaking the initiative
- “What type of revolution?”
Authors
- Madhu Ranath
- Socialist Solidarity with Iranian Workers
- Benjamin Opratko
- Ekabali Ghosh
- Jean Batou and Nina Potarskaya
- Joachim Becker
- Kim D. Hunter
- Mariana Carneiro
- Mary N. Taylor
- Omar Karmi
- Peter Saxtrup Nielsen
- Vinayak Chaturvedi
- Yasemin Dildar
- Abdessalem Hidouri
- Adel Abderezak
- Adela Gjorgjioska
- Aislinn Pulley
- Alex de Jong
- Alexandre Costa
- Alfredo Saad Filho
Covid Emergency in Indonesia: An Urgent Appeal for Donations
“In the areas where our network is active, because of the fear of losing their job, some women garment workers did not immediately check themselves for Covid symptoms or withstand the pain and continued to work. ”
- read article...Condemning the institutional murder of Father Stan Swamy
“Radical Socialists demand a repeal of the draconian UAPA and the NIA Acts, and the unconditional release of all political prisoners. We join the thousands among tribal communities in Jharkhand, and many others across the country, in mourning the murder of a life dedicated to fighting injustice.”
- read article...With all Algerian women
The abject crime committed in Bordj Badji Mokhtar against the women teachers is the crime of too much. Everyone must denounce it and express strong solidarity with the victims and with all Algerian women.
- read article...Solidarity with the Palestinians against colonial aggression!
“No “just solution” can be found without satisfying all their rights: an end to the civil and military occupation, equal rights, the right to self-determination and the right of return.”
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