WW archive > Issue 521 - 25 March 2004
Letters
Hunger strikes; Arrogance; Anarchism
Candidate demands open borders
Respect meeting: North East London
Solidarity squandered
In the third article of his series Ian Donovan looks at the attempts to coordinate action alongside the miners
Assessing Respect
CPGB aggregate
Sharon boosts islamists
Digging for inspiration
Around the web: other mining unions
Leadership still lags behind the led
On March 20, coordinated protests around the world commemorated the first anniversary of the US-UK invasion of Iraq: in the US, Italy, Spain, Australia, Greece, Holland, Germany, and of course Britain. Manny Neira joined them in London
Populism or principle
Respect meeting: Barnet and Camden
Mixed message
Opening the second front
When the dockers walked out on unofficial strike in July 1984, for a time the miners seemed to have victory within their grasp. Alan Stevens, then a union militant in London docks, recalls the decisive moments
Pursuing the truth
Two conferences
Party notes