Comment & Analysis
308 posts
In many countries, including former colonies of Britain and other powers, women’s movements continue to face the vicious attacks of dictatorial regimes, writes Anita Wright
Lumumba and his ideal of a strong, independent and prosperous Congo remain an important source of inspiration today. Not only for the Congolese themselves, but for all those who consider the right to independence of all peoples as a human right.
Jamshid Ahmadi explains why you should join Liberation, affiliate your organisation and encourage your democratic representatives to support our work, actions and campaigns
Harsev Bains on the potential of education to galvanise the links of shared history between the working class in Britain and the former colonies
Interviews with Annie Raja, Marie Nassif-Debs and Socorro Gomes - women leaders, nationally in Brazil, Lebanon and India, and internationally.
Francisco Domínguez on how Donald Trump’s electoral defeat may offer opportunities for the Latin American Left to strengthen its political recuperation.
Andrew Murray on implications of new Labour leadership on imperial wars of intervention, support for the Palestinians and the attitude to China
Dr Aquel Taqz on why, on the UN-designated ‘International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People’, we need to renew international support for the struggle
Point of view from Gail Teixeira, Minister of Parliamentary Affairs and Governance and member of the People’s Progressive Party
Vivienne Hayes, CEO of the renowned charity the Women’s Resource Centre on the UN convention known as Cedaw – and why it deserves a higher profile
Despite overthrowing the government and forcing the ruling groups to hold early elections, the uprising's demands for radical reform and change remain unfulfilled.
Giorgos Loucaides on Turkey’s role in exacerbating and escalating tensions and warmongering in the region
Jacqueline McKenzie on how hardly any lessons have been learnt since the scandal first emerged nearly 3 years ago
