Eduardo Neto April 6, 2026 A small delegation from the IWL was in Cuba in March 2026. We studied there Hertz Dias (candidate for the presidency of Brazil for the PSTU), Gabriela (also from the PSTU) and yo. We wanted, first of all, to show our solidarity with Cuba at this moment in which the […]
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The International Socialist League/Socialist Voices send its greetings and solidarity to the people in the area of Azad Jammu, part of the Pakistan-administered Kashmir, facing police brutality authorised by the AJK government – the state government. Reports by the BBC and Joint Awami Action Committee (JAAC) talk of police killing, JAAC say 27 people have […]
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Reactionary forces oppose the LGBTQIA+ community Ashley Walker As a Reform council withdraws funding to the local LGBTQIA+ community, and as others refuse to fly the flag symbolising LGBTQIA+ inclusion during Pride month, we are reminded about the importance of working-class solidarity. A Reform led council cut £2,500 funding to the Durham Pride event, out […]
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By Martin Ralph Over 25,000 candidates competed for 5,000 seats in one of the most hotly contested local elections in British history. Council seats were won on record-low vote shares, with an increased fragmentation of the 2-party electoral system driven by the loss of support for the two major parties. Scottish Parliament Election – seats […]
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By Martin Ralph Half a million people marched in London on 28 March against the far right and for many other reasons. It was organised by Together Alliance, a coalition formed in 2020 to oppose racism and the far right, which brought together over 80 organisations from trade unions to community groups, anti-racist organisations, and […]
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by Tom Maguire Tom Maguire is a union representative at a striking FE college in England. He said the strike has received invaluable support from the International Socialist League, both institutionally and on the picket line. The strike committee would like to take this opportunity to offer our heartfelt thanks to the ISL. On a […]
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By Gerrard Vannar Palantir, a US AI and tech firm, is set to roll out a platform for amalgamating all patient data in NHS England. In 2021, they were awarded a £300 million contract for the project. And yet four years on, just 15 percent of NHS trusts are using it and there is sizeable […]
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By Abel Brandao Qesser Zuhrah, Amu Gib, Heba Muraisi, Jon Cink, T Hoxha, Kamran Ahmed and Umer Khalid are on hunger strike in UK prisons. They are amongst 33 people on ‘remand’ – ie locked up awaiting trial for alleged actions with Palestine Action, a direct action group which targeted the infrastructure of the genocide […]
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Martin Ralph On May 1st across the world, masses of workers gathered in celebration and solidarity for socialism for international workers day, facing a world of mass oppression, corporate exploitation, far-right attacks, and an erosion of rights for workers, immigrants, disabled people, women (including trans women), and LGBTQ+ people. Workers came out against imperialist violence […]
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War against Ukraine February 20, 2025 This interview with a young Ukrainian is intended to show the genocidal nature of Putin’s aggression in Ukraine, through the living testimony of a teenager from the city of Mariupol, who since childhood grew up suffering the perverse repression of the so-called “Russian world .” And also to warn […]
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