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Thousands of Cancuns for climate justice!
6 September 2010, by Via Campesina -
Cochabamba points the way
12 May 2010, by Iain Bruce -
World Social Forum, ten years on
31 January 2010, by Esther Vivas -
The World Social Forum, a sustainable model?
29 November 2009, by Pierre Rousset -
A New Start with the 2009 WSF
3 March 2009, by Éric Toussaint -
We won’t pay for the crisis. The rich have to pay for it!
4 February 2009 -
Radicalise the alternatives
31 January 2009, by Josep María Antentas -
Looking for a second wind
12 October 2008, by Leonce Aguirre -
The WSF at the crossroads
16 July 2007, by Fourth International -
Africa at the heart of the debates
8 February 2007, by Jean Nanga
Sudan resists the coup - Online forum
Speakers : Rabab Elnaiem, Sudanese activist, member of the Sudanese Workers Alliance for the Restoration of Trade Unions;
Muzan Alneel, Sudanese activist, co-founder of the Innovation, Science & Technology Think-tank for People-Centered Development (ISTiNAD) in Sudan
- read article...International solidarity against authoritarian restoration!
In Tunisia, police and legal repression of a gravity and magnitude not seen since the establishment of liberal democracy in 2011 is currently targeting protesters of all political stripes.
- read article...Condemnation and protest after reactionary fundamentalist forces attacked Hindu religious people in Comilla
“The leadership called upon all the progressive and democratic forces of the country to unite and resist the activities of the reactionary fundamentalist groups.”
- read article...Concerning the Recent Communal Violence in Bangladesh
“Radical Socialist believes that in this sub-continent in the struggles against fascism and communalist fundamentalism all leftist and progressive forces must work unitedly, regardless of which country they are in.”
- read article...17 October 1961 - 17 October 2021
Joint appeal for the demonstration commemorating the repression of a peaceful protest demonstration by Algerians protesting against a curfew for them at 8.30pm. Police brutality was extreme and hundreds were killed and thrown in the Seine.
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