WW archive > Issue 473 - 27 March 2003
Texas: Police brutality
Youth in the vanguard of anti-war party
Swansea: Sit-down action
Westminster: Just beginning
Zimbabwe hits crisis point
Last week Zimbabwe was thrown into turmoil as the opposition Movement for Democratic Change, in alliance with a section of the bourgeoisie, launched a two-day stayaway/lockout directed against the Zanu-PF regime of Robert Mugabe. Munyaradzi Gwisai, a leader of the International Socialist Organisation - sister organisation of the Socialist Workers Party in England and Wales - spoke to Weekly Worker editor Peter Manson
Left wing begins to stir
Iraqi 'inhumanity'
Stoke-on-Trent: Noisy start
Surrey: Eclectic protest
Cardiff: Angry and confident
Conquerors, not liberators
School strikes and demos - a user's guide
FBU in turmoil
Last week's Fire Brigades Union conference overwhelmingly rejected the executive's attempt to end their long-running dispute because of the war. London regional officer Matt Wrack discusses the new situation
Opposition mobilised
On Thursday March 20, the day war broke out, people poured on to the streets
Belfast: Ulterior motives
Indyspensable!
Around the web: Indymedia
Our programme
Cape Town: Youth take centre stage
Dundee: Grappling with democracy
Turning the world upside down
North East: Challenge root cause
Menwith: Lessons learnt
Leadership lags behind the led
Manny Neira was among the hundreds of thousands who listened to the speeches in Hyde Park after last weekend's great anti-war march in London
Time to speak out
Graham Bash is on the editorial board of Labour Left Briefing and is one of the organisers of the March 29 London conference of Labour Against the War. He spoke in a personal capacity to Mark Fischer about his hopes for the conference