WW archive > Issue 827 - 22 July 2010
Letters
EDL confusion; AV confusion; SWP tactics; Rabar must stay; Proxy hustings; Marxism and art; In or out?; Not green; Overt sexism; Alien force
French burqa ban has nothing to do with women's rights
The left in France has shown itself lacking, argues Peter Manson. We oppose state bans, just as we oppose the enforced veiling of women
Sinn Féin turns on protestors
Anne Mc Shane looks at 6 Counties' marching season events
Unity in a single party
To mark the 90th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of Great Britain, we begin here a series of reprints of key documents from the pre-history and early years of our party
Old cuts, new packaging
James Turley exposes Cameron's 'Big Society' lie
Co-ops against capitalism
Arthur Bough reviews Nicole Robertson's 'The co-operative movement and communities in Britain, 1914-60' Ashgate, 2010, pp268, £55
Women bishops and secularism
Jim Gilbert examines the Anglican hierarchy's hypocrisy
Institutionalised child abuse
Kenneth 'Revolution' Clarke has justified the official document authorising the brutal 'control' methods meted out to young offenders, notes Eddie Ford
Religion, class struggles, and revolution in ancient Judea
Jack Conrad examines Ancient Israel (supplement)
Large chunk
Robbie Rix warns that it is easy to take the Weekly Worker for granted