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)
- A government in continuity… but capable of retaking the initiative
- “When it comes to social justice, economic and social changes, real reforms, we’ve seen nothing”
- “The fight against the exploitation of women can be an engine for overall social change.”
- What next after the failure of the Ennahda government?
- “We are in solidarity with Amina the Femen”
- The long march of the feminists
- “What type of revolution?”
Authors
- Madhu Ranath
- Socialist Solidarity with Iranian Workers
- Benjamin Opratko
- Jean Batou and Nina Potarskaya
- Joachim Becker
- Kim D. Hunter
- Mariana Carneiro
- Mary N. Taylor
- Peter Saxtrup Nielsen
- Vinayak Chaturvedi
- Yasemin Dildar
- Abdessalem Hidouri
- Adel Abderezak
- Adela Gjorgjioska
- Aislinn Pulley
- Alex de Jong
- Alexandre Costa
- Alfredo Saad Filho
- Alok Deshpande
- Ana Maria dos Santos Carvalho Carinhanha
New escalation in the Donbass and the position of the socialists
“Our main enemy, of course, in our own country, it is the regime of Putin and his friends with their billion-dollar fortunes. No war but a class war!”
- read article...A Russian socialist faces imprisonment! Solidarity needed!
We call on the international left to take an active stand against political repression in Russia and to protest the persecution of Anastasia Ponkina.
- read article...Solidarity with the hunger striker Dimitris Koufodinas!
Urgent update
“Dimitris Koufodinas life in danger, after 50 days of hunger strike in Greek jail”, The Press Project, 26 February 2021.
In the face of electoral theft we demand respect for the people’s vote
“We support the call of many organizations to maintain a permanent mobilization to ensure that the popular vote is respected.”
- read article...Home of Carolina Iara, PSOL co-councillor in São Paulo, attacked - Investigation now!
Just two days before Brazil’s National Day of Trans Visibility (29 January) an attack on a Black transvestite, intersex elected representative in São Paulo.
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