Ecuadorean Journalist Paul Fierro Deported After Brutal Raid
by Samuele Mazzolini
Fri 2nd May 2008Samuele Mazzolini on the police raid which has shaken London's Latin American community.... [read more]
Can the US Democrats Harness the Growing sense of Injustice?
by Richard Scorer
Fri 25th Apr 2008The Democrats must move away from pro-business policies to secure electoral victory.... [read more]
Freedom of Expression and the BNP
by Chris Bath
Fri 25th Apr 2008Chris Bath considers the ongoing debate about the limits of freedom of speech.... [read more]
A "Partisan and Right-Skewed Press"
by Matt Genner
Fri 25th Apr 2008Matt Genner examines the reasons behind the right-wing bias in the mainstream media.... [read more]
Misplaced Pride and Shame in the Wake of a Crisis
by Sadie Fulton
Fri 25th Apr 2008The people of Kenya are pulling together - in spite of the country's political leadership.... [read more]
The War Against Christianity
by Hussein Al-alak
Fri 25th Apr 2008Hussein Al-Alak considers the plight of Iraq's Christian community.... [read more]
Interview: Howard Zinn talks to London Progressive Journal
by Daniel Pye
Fri 25th Apr 2008Daniel Pye speaks to the legendary American historian and peace activist Howard Zinn.... [read more]
Teachers Strike for Better Pay
by Steve Jones
Fri 25th Apr 2008Steve Jones reports on this week's Central London demo in support of the teachers' strike.... [read more]
Paraguay's "Red Bishop" Takes Over
by Nathan Morrison
Fri 25th Apr 2008Nathan Morrison on the rise of Fernando Lugo in Paraguay.... [read more]
Another Defeat for the Italian Left
by Samuele Mazzolini
Fri 18th Apr 2008Samuele Mazzolini on what the Italian Left can learn from its recent election defeat.... [read more]
Interview: Labour Councillor James Alexander
by Cristina Brooks
Fri 18th Apr 2008Cristina Brooks talks to Labour Councillor James Alexander.... [read more]
‘A Threat to British Justice’: The Halt to BAE Investigation is Declared Unlawful
by Chris Bath
Fri 18th Apr 2008The BAE-Saudi corruption investigation must go ahead.... [read more]
The Pleasures of the Flesh
by George Monbiot
Fri 18th Apr 2008If you care about hunger, eat less meat.... [read more]
How Iraq’s Once Effective Healthcare System Was Sold Down the Nation’s Two Rivers
by Tomasz Pierscionek
Fri 18th Apr 2008On top of one million dead, war has shattered an Iraqi healthcare system already decimated by sanctions.... [read more]
Heathrow - It's Terminal
by Eric Hollies
Fri 18th Apr 2008Eric Hollies examines the government's contradictory position on climate change.... [read more]
China is Bigger Than the Olympics: Why the Protestors Have Got it Wrong
by Richard Maidu
Fri 18th Apr 2008Richard Maidu believes the bottle-throwing antics of anti-China protestors are undignified and counter-productive.... [read more]
Long-Overdue Corporate Manslaughter Laws Come Into Force
by Chris Bath
Fri 11th Apr 2008Chris Bath on the Corporate Manslauger and Corporate Homicide Act 2007.... [read more]
A Sporting Chance: Why the Olympics is a Perfect Arena for Protest
by Alexa Van Sickle
Fri 11th Apr 2008Alexa Van Sickle on the significane of the Olympic protests.... [read more]
Resist the Ration Cuts!
by Hussein Al-alak
Fri 11th Apr 2008Ending the food ration system in Iraq will cause a humanitarian disaster.... [read more]
Is Peace Possible in the Western Sahara?
by Joanna Allan
Fri 11th Apr 2008Joanna Allan on the ongoing struggle of the Saharawi people.... [read more]
Will Colombia's Democratic Left Seize the Initiative from Uribe and the FARC?
by Samuele Mazzolini
Fri 11th Apr 2008Samuele Mazzolini calls on both sides in the FARC-Uribe stand-off to make concessions in the name of democracy.... [read more]