WW archive > Issue 795 - 26 November 2009
Hopi: fight on two fronts
Ben Lewis makes a call to truly champion the cause of the Iranian masses
Political response needed
James Turley expects a sudden rise in the pitch of industrial struggle after the general election
Tip of an iceberg
We must support the rebellions of brave individuals in the military, writes Jim Moody. But collective organisation is the key
Critical support for POA strikes
Are prison officers 'workers in uniform' or just agents of state oppression? Paul Greenaway argues for a nuanced approach and a strategy for splitting the state machine
Rehabilitation, not punishment
Prison does not work, writes Eddie Ford
Defend Rees-German and the Left Platform
Peter Manson looks at the organisational moves to pre-empt a full debate, the factional war in the latest Pre-conference Bulletin and the ending of the silence over Jane Loftus
Use it how you want
Is it a petition or a draft manifesto? Nick Rogers attended the grandiosely titled 'convention' to discuss the vagaries of the People's Charter
Undocumented workers victimised by Unite
In September 2009 the union Unite ordered the Latin American Workers Association to vacate without notice the office it had provided within its southeast region HQ. Its comrades explain the background
Masses force leaders to act
The difficulties faced by the Irish working class cannot be understated, writes Anne Mc Shane