Tunisia: thousands demonstrate
CWI members took part in the demonstrations at the recent World Social Forum in Tunis. They report that thousands of young people, women, unemployed people and activists came together to protest against terrorism, state repression, imperialism and Islamic State (IS), just weeks after 20 were killed by an IS gunman in a Tunis museum. Tweeting from the event @cio_tunisie commented:
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■ The mining town of Redeyef in #Tunisie was never as secure as when no cop could enter it and the local UGTT union federation was in control
■ Terror has two faces in #Tunisia: those who committed the attacks and those who are trying to exploit them against us
■ Capitalism won't fall on its own. If rottenness was enough to make it fall, it would have fallen a long time ago
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In The Socialist 1 April 2015:
Socialist Party news and analysis
How to fight the anti-union laws
End punitive benefit sanctions now!
International socialist news and analysis
South Africa: campaigning for a working class party
Solidarity with Cypriot workers
Tunisia: thousands demonstrate
Elections 2015
Kick out rotten MPs and councillors
School crossing campaigner stands for TUSC
Gloucester College hustings: Scrap all fees
Socialist Party general election appeal 2015
Socialist Party workplace news
Unison special conference votes for new pay claim
London bus companies forced into pay talks
Bolton Uni: reinstate Damien and Jenny Markey!
Socialist Party youth and students
Students occupy for free education
Socialist Party comments and reviews
Election 2015 Cameron and Miliband Live
Axing Clause IV: Making Labour safe for capitalism
Working in the NHS: Low pay, cuts and stress
The Great Money Trick: Another World is Possible
The new look Socialist - thumbs up from readers
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