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Weitere Inhaftierungen von LPP-Mitgliedern in Hunza

Geschrieben von entdinglichung - 14. Mai 2012

Quelle: International Viewpoint, mehr zum Thema hier, hier und hier:

More arrests in Gilgit Baltistan

Crackdown on solidarity with Baba Jan and his comrades

Farooq Tariq

While protests in different cities of Pakistan is going on, we received a bad news from Hunza valley. Six activists of Labour Party led by comrade Nasir are arrested in Karim Abad, the main city of Hunza, while flyposting the posters for the release of Baba Jan.

This is going too far, comrades are arrested even for this very normal political activity.
Demonstrations for the release of Baba Jan and four other comrades and against the torture are held in Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Multan, Hyderabad and other cities today.
At Lahore, we gathered at Baghat Singh Shaheed Chouck to protest. I am writing this brief report from the demo place. This was the place where Baghat Singh and his friend were hanged by British Imperialism in 1931. We are demanding that this square should be named formally s Baghat Singh Chouck.
>Baba Jan is today’s Baghat Singh, like him, he is now busy in fighting for the rights of prisoners in Gilgit jail. He has been tortured for that. He has tried to bring religious harmony among Shia and Sunni prisoners.

For more information on the case of Baba Jan and his comrades see Urgent Appeal : Death threat to activists imprisoned in Pakistan.

Farooq Tariq is the national spokesperson of Labour Party Pakistan.

Veröffentlicht in Kaschmir, Kommunismus, Menschenrechte - Freiheitsrechte, Pakistan, Repression, Sozialismus, Trotzkismus | Getaggt mit: , , | Kommentar schreiben »

Solidarität mit Baba Jan, Iftikhar Hussain, Amir Ali, Ameer Khan und Rashid Minhas!

Geschrieben von entdinglichung - 7. Mai 2012

Die Human Rights Commission of Pakistan ruft dazu auf, die pakistanischen Autoritäten mittels Eingaben unter Druck zu setzen, um die Freiheit von fünf inhaftierten und gefolterten Mitgliedern der Labour Party Pakistan (LPP) und der Progressive Youth Front (PYF) in Gilgit im von Pakistan besetzten Teil von Kaschmir zu erreichen:

“Five political activists are being tortured in Gilgit jail, Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan. These political activists who were in jail for the last many months are facing very harsh treatment for protesting against the poor quality of food and delay in hearing of cases of prisoners at the jail. They have been incarcerated for protesting on behalf of the victims of forced displacement on account of the Attaabad landslide in January 2010.

On April 28, 2012 five political activists were visited by police and security agencies in jail and they were tortured on dubious charges of leading the protest in prison. One of the activists’ Baba Jan suffered two broken fingers and injuries to his head and other parts of his body. Despite the orders of the court Baba Jan and other victims have not been examined by doctor and not been hospitalized in violation of court orders.”

mehr zum Fall der fünf Genossen hier, eine Solidaritätsadresse von Wickramabahu Karunarathne von der NSSP gibt es hier.

Veröffentlicht in Kaschmir, Kommunismus, Menschenrechte - Freiheitsrechte, Pakistan, Sozialismus, Sri Lanka, Trotzkismus | Getaggt mit: , | 1 Kommentar »

Lesehinweis zum Verhältnis Sowjetunion-Afghanistan

Geschrieben von entdinglichung - 25. April 2012

Ideology and Electricity: The Soviet Experience in Afghanistan von Christian Parenti (ESSF), ein kurzer Auszug:

“In the teahouses and street stalls of Kabul, one sometimes sees the portrait of a stern, round-faced man with dark hair and a mustache. It is the visage of Muhammad Najibullah, the last president of communist Afghanistan. Najibullah joined the People’s Democratic Party of Afghanistan (PDPA) in the late 1960s, ran Afghanistan’s highly organized secret police, the KHAD, and then became the country’s president in 1986. After the Soviet withdrawal from Afghanistan, Najibullah hung on to power for another three years. Taliban fighters eventually killed him in 1996.

On occasions when I have asked Afghans in Kabul about the Najibullah posters and postcards, their replies have ranged from “He was a strong president—we had a strong army then” to “Everything worked well and Kabul was clean.” One teahouse proprietor, using the familiar form of the name, stated simply that “Najib fought Pakistan.” In other words, he is remembered not so much as a socialist—a vague term for many in Afghanistan—but as a modernizer and a patriot.”

Veröffentlicht in Afghanistan, Kapitalismus, Kommunismus, Linke Geschichte, Nationalismus, Pakistan, Religion, Sowjetunion, Sozialismus, Stalinismus | Getaggt mit: , | Kommentar schreiben »

Sauvra: Hintergrundanalysen zum Islamismus

Geschrieben von entdinglichung - 10. April 2012

Sauvra: Hintergrundanalysen zum Islamismus, eine neue Webseite, u.a. mit Artikeln zum failed state Pakistan und dem Unabhängigkeitskampf von Bangla Desh sowie zum Israel-/Palästinabild des ISF:

Veröffentlicht in Bangladesh, Blogosphäre, BRD, Fundstücke, Indischer Subkontinent, Israel, Nahost, Pakistan, Palästina, Religion | Kommentar schreiben »

Die Revolutionary Association of the Women of Afghanistan (RAWA) zum internationalen Frauentag 2012

Geschrieben von entdinglichung - 12. März 2012

Nachfolgend dokumentiert ein aus gegebenem Anlass wichtiges Dokument der RAWA, welches darlegt, dass es kein Bündnis mit den beiden reaktionären Seiten des Konfliktes in Afghanistan geben kann:

Afghan women’s freedom from the clutch of fundamentalism, occupation and patriarchy is only possible with their own struggle!

RAWA’s statement on the International Women’s Day

Afghanistan’s women spent another year under the burden of occupiers, dominance of a Jehadi-Mafia government and terror of the Taliban, the result of which was an increase in poverty, homelessness, immigration, loss of dear ones, domestic violence, rape, self-immolation, a high maternal and infant mortality rate and thousand other miseries.

According to figures from the UN, almost 5000 cases of violence against women were recorded last year, though the actual figure is several time higher than this. The last ten years of US and NATO occupied Afghanistan has been a burning hell for women and young girls who have been raped or gang-raped. According to a report of the European Union there are tens of women in jails who are rape victims but are imprisoned for being a “criminal”; rapists are high-ranked government officials or people related to them and Afghanistan’s corrupt judiciary made up of a number of stone-aged clerics can’t deal with or prosecute them. According to the State of the World’s Mothers 2011 report fifty mothers die every day in Afghanistan while giving birth, something that doesn’t hold the slightest importance in the eyes of the treacherous Afghan government officials, minister and ministry of women’s affairs, decoration pieces in the parliament, NGOs and finally the US and west, that occupied Afghanistan under the pretext of women’s rights.

US and its allies occupied Afghanistan ten years back under the excuse of uprooting terrorism, Al-Qaeda and Taliban. According to data collected by Professor Marc Herold, US took its revenge on Afghan civilians by bombarding and killing about the same number of civilians killed in the September 11th attacks in New York in just the first few months of Afghanistan’s occupation. Most of our people wanted the obliteration of the barbarous and criminal Talib regime but not at the cost of losing their independence. RAWA, just a few days after the start of the US attacks, said in a statement, “The actual issue our people face is the eradication of the plague of Taliban and Al Qaeda -though they (our people) didn’t have any part in its cultivation and germination- and the establishment of a government based on democratic values… Our compatriots, therefore, must rise up for a thorough demolition of Taliban and their Osamas…” RAWA’s demand along with the people of Afghanistan’s was that the Taliban dominance be abloshed by the uprisings and struggles of the people of Afghanistan and not by invasion of foreign aggressors.

The US government and NATO who were looking to invade and stay in Afghanistan for their own military, economic and strategic aims, misused the troubles and miseries of our women and have been busy playing a cat and mouse game with the Taliban for the past ten years. After shedding the blood of thousands of innocent women and children, young and old, they have now started another treacherous game of “peace and negotiations” with the Taliban. First they divided the sanguinary Taliban into “moderate“ and “extremist” and have now gone so far that Joe Biden, the vice president of US, announced that “Taliban are not our enemies”! This is true, the Taliban were a project of the US that was run by ISI, they can never be their enemies, they are the deadly enemies of our people, freedom, women, democracy and justice.

The first victims of a deal with the bloodthirsty Taliban will be the women of our country. By endorsing medieval laws for women, Karzai’s mafia-puppet regime wants to pave the way for association with the Taliban, these lackeys of Pakistan. The most recent example of these inhumane laws is the statement of a stooge government body called the Ulema Council of Afghanistan, which is a copy of the laws of the Taliban era of ignorance and terror. Karzai also shamelessly backed the statement.

The US aggressors proved RAWA’s perpetual claim that this country is always at war with the Afghan people and at peace with criminals. The US’s dark and blood-stained history shows that they have always collaborated with the most treacherous regimes, elements and bodies and conspired for the annihilation of governments and movements of the people. The US doesn’t care about the kind of government that takes power in Afghanistan, what only matters is that the regime should be made up of traitors who they reign, which doesn’t oppose their permanent military bases, allows them to use this land for threatening and controlling Russia, China, Iran, Pakistan and India; allows Afghanistan to become a place where the US and other imperialists use it to suppress every kind of revolutionary movements of the people in the region, and in general a government that protects the interests of the US and its allies. Now it’s of least importance to the US and NATO if that government is headed by a Talib or a Northern Alliance criminal, or some other criminal which oppresses the Afghan people.

Like every puppet ruler, Karzai uses all his power and abilities to serve the aims and policies of his foreign masters, especially the US, so he looks more useful to them and his corrupt regime can stay in power longer. The Traditional Jirga, which was a gathering of spies and traitors who do not have a speck of honour or patriotism, for agreeing to and legalizing the long-term presence of the US and its bases, was another effort in the same matter.

The limitless and boundless costs of the wars in Afghanistan, Iraq and Libya, the deep economic crisis in the capitalist societies and the huge anti-war, anti-capitalist system movements of the people in the western countries, has forced the US and other imperialists to deceive their people and reduce their military forces in some places and attack other nations instead and allow their plunder. The most recent example we saw was Libya, where the country was destructed and a fundamentalist regime of the kind of the savage Taliban was implemented upon its poor people.

Although the US and NATO talk about the exit of their forces in 2014, this is just a reduction and not a complete withdrawal. The US, now busy signing the agreement of building their permanent bases with their Afghan stooges, will in no way leave Afghanistan due to its important strategic position in Asia, unless they are driven away humiliatingly by our nation like the English and Russians.

After ten years of killing and destruction, the US and NATO leave a government to our people which is occupied by Northern Alliance, Taliban and Gulbuddini criminals and spies of foreign countries at every level; a country that is second in corruption in the world; a country that is the biggest producer of drugs in the world with two million addicts despite the influx of millions of dollars; a country that has half a million internally displaced persons and largest number of refugees in the world; a country whose 7 million out of 27 million people suffer from hunger; a country whose most important posts are occupied by the most infamous and traitorous people like Fahim, Khalili, Atta, Farooq Wardak, Rahim Wardak, Ismail Khan, Anwar-ul-Haq Ahadi, Spanta, Karim Khuram, Hadi Arghandiwal, Dostum and countless other murderers and plunderers.

Despite all the treacheries of the US and west, a handful of stooge intellectuals and so-called analysts without a conscience, tirelessly propagate for the permanent presence of the US through the government media every day, as if the fortune and prosperity of our country is tied to this military agreement, as if peace, stability and comfort of our people and women is only attainable if the US permanent bases exist. These intellectuals who have sold their souls and are blinded by the dollars the US pays them, cannot or do not want to see the extensive damage and crimes the US and its Afghan accomplices have committed. Maybe they will come to at a time when their own loved ones are killed by the ruthless NATO and US soldiers and then urinated upon or their fingers are cut and kept as trophies. They try to act stupid and ignore this important historical lesson that no nation can prosper by linking itself to an alien nation, and that like the US which has a history marked by the blood of countless, unless its people unite and make sacrifices for gaining grand values like democracy and their rights.

The Revolutionary Association of the Women of Afghanistan (RAWA) on the International Women’s Day announces to all the women in Afghanistan that our freedom from the grasp of foreign occupiers, Northern Alliance mafia, vicious Taliban and other anti-women elements, is only achievable by our unity and struggle. It is impossible that domestic violence, rape, beating and self-immolation among women be ended by seminars or some discussions of the NGOs. It is only attainable by the organization of women of all ethnic backgrounds and tribes into an anti-fundamentalist movement against the occupation.

Veröffentlicht in Afghanistan, Feminismus & Frauenbewegung, Menschenrechte - Freiheitsrechte, Pakistan, Patriarchat, Religion, Repression, USA | Kommentar schreiben »

Viewpoint zu Verschwörungstheorien/-ideologien in Pakistan

Geschrieben von entdinglichung - 27. Februar 2012

Die aktuelle Ausgabe des linken wöchentlichen Online-Magazins Viewpoint widmet sich diese Woche schwerpunktmässig den in Pakistan grassierenden Verschwörungstheorien:

Veröffentlicht in Antifa, Antisemitismus, Indien, Nationalismus, Pakistan, Religion, Verschwörungstheorien | Kommentar schreiben »

Beitrag aus Pakistan für die Berlinale: “Rise of the Oppressed”

Geschrieben von entdinglichung - 15. Februar 2012

Ein Film von Ammar Aziz von der Labour Education Foundation zur Situation der TextilarbeiterInnen in Faisalabad:

Veröffentlicht in Film, Gewerkschaft, Kapitalismus, Klassenkampf, Pakistan, Streik | Kommentar schreiben »

Vermischtes

Geschrieben von entdinglichung - 11. Januar 2012

Back in town … einige Weblinks, welche sich in der Zwischenzeit aufgetan haben!

1.) Deutsche Polizisten, …!: Pressemitteilung der Initiative in Gedenken an Oury Jalloh: Brutale Polizeigewalt bei Demo gegen rassistische Polizeigewalt – Mouctar Bah bewusstlos ins Krankenhaus eingeliefert

2.) Flüchtlingsrat Hamburg: 14.01.2012: Solidarität mit den Menschen im Lager Horst!

3.) Out of the red closet: Gay and Lesbian experiences in the previous communist movement (Kasama)

4.) Empfehlenswert: die Broschüre zur Untersuchung und Organisierung am Jobcenter Neukoelln (pdf-Datei) auf zusammendagegen.blogsport.de

5.) Happy Birthday USTKE! … zum 30. Geburtstag einer klassenkämpferischen Gewerkschaft in Kanaky/”Neukaledonien” (ESSF)

6.) Sarwar Beena: Pakistan – Zarteef Khan Afridi: The tribesman who showed the way (ESSF)

7.) Der Luxemburger Anarchist zur Zuneigung der Zeitung vum lëtzebuerger Vollek der KP Luxemburg gegenüber Ron Paul

8.) Tendance Coatesy rezensiert Radical Gardening: Politics, Idealism and Rebellion in the Garden. A Socialist Appreciation

9.) Big cat may prowl Gloucestershire wood, says National Trust: Evidence of big cats at large grows as charity investigates killing of roe deer at Woodchester Park near Stroud (Guardian)

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Vermischtes

Geschrieben von entdinglichung - 26. Dezember 2011

1.) Die grosse Cesária Évora ist tot

2.) Lesenswertes zu Krise und Klassenkampf: die aktuelle Wildcat und die aktuelle Arbeiterpolitik

3.) Mehr zur Krise: “The result of a long and general crisis is often to clarify the map of the world” von François Sabado auf International Viewpoint

4.) einige neue Texte auf ESSF:

- Pakistan Afghanistan Progressive parties conference joint declaration
- Post Bahadur Basnet: The radicals in the Maoists (zur faktischen Spaltung der UCPN(M) in Nepal)
- Ursula Hews/Ed Lewis: The Crisis and the Left – Crisis as Capitalist Opportunity

5.) einiges Neues von Exit!

- Claus Peter Ortlieb: Lohndumping, Hightech und Krise
- Anselm Jappe: Ist das Geld obsolet geworden?
- Robert Kurz: Kapitalismus wiederholt sich nicht

6.) Vermischtes von Bob from Brockley

7.) auf The Commune: workers’ control in the health-care system von Mike Levine

8.) auf LibCom: Militant anti-fascism and the Occupy movement

9.) Die unendliche Geschichte, Teil 2871

10.) 100 Jahre Fantômas:

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Freiheit für die Faisalabad Six!

Geschrieben von entdinglichung - 3. Dezember 2011

Quelle des nachfolgend dokumentierten Textes: LabourStart, dort kann auch eine Petition unterschrieben werden, mehr zum Thema hier.

Pakistan: Release trade union leaders now

In July 2010 the Labour Quami Movement (LQM) began negotiating with employers to implement a 17% wage increase adopted by Government. Following 3 weeks of negotiations employers refused to pass on the pay increase. Subsequently 100,000 workers in Faisalabad and surrounding areas came out on strike to protest. It was during this strike that LQM trade union leaders were labelled as terrorists by the employers and they were arrested at a local police station. In early November 2011 the Anti Terrorism Court of Pakistan sentenced 6 union leaders to 490 years in jail for terrorism offences, despite the lack of any legitimate evidence to justify their arrest and sentencing. It is clear that the employers and judiciary aligned to silence the fundamental right of the workers to organise and bargain collectively as prescribed in ILO coventions 87 and 98.

Veröffentlicht in Gewerkschaft, Klassenkampf, Menschenrechte - Freiheitsrechte, Pakistan, Repression, Streik | 1 Kommentar »

Vermischtes

Geschrieben von entdinglichung - 28. November 2011

1.) Querstellen!

2.) Zum Nazi-Terror drei lesenswerte Artikel von Kutlu Yurtseven, Andreas Speit und von Jörn Schulz in der Jungle World

3.) Zwei neue Artikel auf Kalima zur Repression gegen sufis in Iran und Pakistan und zu den Protesten in Saudi-Arabien

4.) Eine Reihe von Artikeln auf ESSF zur Entscheidung von Oxford University Press, den Essay Three Hundred Ramayanas: Five examples and three thoughts on translations von A.K. Ramanujan nach Protesten hindu-nationalistischer Organisationen nicht zu publizieren

5.) Seit vier Tagen streiken die EisenbahnerInnen in Bulgarien gegen Stellenabbau und Lohnkürzungen (Sofia Echo)

6.) Weihnachtsbaumdiebstahl in Oldenburg (regentied)

7.) Die grosse katalanische Sopranistin Montserrat Figueras starb am 23. November im Alter von 69 Jahren:

Veröffentlicht in Antiatom, Antifa, BRD, Bulgarien, Fundstücke, Gewerkschaft, Indien, Internationales, Iran, Katalonien, Klassenkampf, Menschenrechte - Freiheitsrechte, Musik, Nachrufe, Nationalismus, Niedersachsen, Pakistan, Rassismus, Religion, Repression, Saudi-Arabien, Streik, Umwelt, Wissenschaft | Kommentar schreiben »

Antigewerkschaftliche Repression

Geschrieben von entdinglichung - 10. November 2011

* In London: Police smash up sparks’ protest (Morning Star)

“Brave construction workers refused to be cowed by strong-arm police tactics yesterday as they marched through the streets of London against savage pay cuts in the industry.

Two-thousand rank-and-file Unite members from across the country joined what had been intended to be a peaceful day of action to highlight plans by seven rogue employers to force through 35 per cent pay cuts and push down standards in the industry.”

* In Fiji: Fidschi: inhaftierte Gewerkschafter freilassen! (LabourStart)

“Die Gewerkschaftsbewegung in Fidschi ist vom Militärregime bedroht. Das Militär hat GewerkschafterInnen zusammengeschlagen, die Polizei hat unter dem Vorwand von Sicherheitsvorkehrungen wiederholt Gewerkschaftstreffen aufgelöst und die Regierung hat durch eine Verordnung die meisten der internationalen ArbeiterInnenrechte annulliert. Die Situation hat sich vor kurzem deutlich verschlechtert. Am 4. November hat die Polizei Felix Anthony, den Generalsekretär des Trade Union Congress in Fidschi (FTUC) festgenommen und hat sowohl die Gewerkschaftsräume als auch sein Zuhause durchsucht. Kurz vorher war auch Daniel Urai festgenommen worden, der Präsident der FTUC, der jetzt seit seiner Rückkehr vom Commonwealth Head of Government Treffen in Perth, Australien, in Haft sitzt. Er wurde wegen ‘Aufruf zur Gewalt durch Aufruf zum Regierungsumsturz’ angeklagt. Diese Klage hat keine Grundlage, falls Herr Urai jedoch für schuldig befunden wird, erwartet ihn eine lange Haftstrafe. Herr Urai war zuvor schon einmal festgenommen worden, zusammen mit Dinesh Goundar, nachdem die beiden ein Gewerkschaftstreffen organisiert hatten. Das Motiv der Regierung ist eindeutig die Auflösung der Gewerkschaftsbewegung in Fidschi. Wir rufen das Regime dazu auf, alle Klagen gegen Felix Anthony und Daniel Urai fallen zu lassen und die beiden aus der Haft zu entlassen.”

* In der Türkischen Republik: Türkei: Angestellte der Lederindustrie entlassen, weil sie Fabrik ‘besetzen’ (LabourStart)

* In Pakistan: Jail, bail, threats and dismissals as Nestlé Pakistan dairy workers fight for their rights (IUF-UITA-IUL)

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Terrorurteil gegen Gewerkschafter in Pakistan

Geschrieben von entdinglichung - 2. November 2011

Sechs Mitglieder der Labour Qaumi Movement in Faisalabad – Akbar Ali Kamboh, Babar Shafiq Randhawa, Fazal Elahi, Rana Riaz Ahmed, Muhammad Aslam Malik und Asghar Ali – wurden auf Grund ihrer fhrenden Beteiligung am TextilarbeiterInnenstreik im Juli 2010 zu Haftstrafen von mindestens 10 bis 81 Jahren verurteilt, ein Statement von Farooq Tariq von der LPP merkt an:

“Anti terrorist laws are frequently used against protesting industrial workers in Punjab. over 13 trade unions leaders are facing such charges of terrorism in Punjab. their real crime is fight for better life and demanding higher wages. The Punjab government is all out to crush any trade union movement in factories which is challenging their authority. Police is very often used in such cases.”

Veröffentlicht in Gewerkschaft, Klassenkampf, Menschenrechte - Freiheitsrechte, Pakistan, Repression, Streik | Kommentar schreiben »

Farooq Sulehria zur Lage in Pakistan

Geschrieben von entdinglichung - 8. Mai 2011

gefunden auf Viewpoint:

However, when Obama mentioned Pakistani cooperation in hunting Osama down, it was an act of subtle diplomacy. Without logistic support from Pakistan, Washington knows, the NATO troops will be starving in Afghanistan. Hence, to secure supply lines, Washington will continue hunting along the reluctant ISI. The ISI, having badly exposed, will devise new strategy. For a while, it will hunt more seriously along the hounds while run more discreetly along the hare. It cannot give up either. The Pakistan military, ever since 1950s, has been trained and armed by the USA. A US military embargo will not merely render Pakistan military ineffective, it will also cost generals their perks and lavish lifestyles. The Khakis cannot give up bearded freemasonry either. ‘Strategic assets’ —as Taliban/al-Qaida and their Pakistani counterparts are called in Pakistani media— are not merely imperative for ‘strategic depth.’ They are vital also to bleed India in Kashmir. Conflict with India must be kept alive. The entire military façade in Pakistan is built upon the imaginary threat from India. Hence, Osama or no Osama, as long as the USA is there in Afghanistan while military continue calling shots in Pakistan, the Afghan conflict will continue unabated. It is a catch 22 situation.

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Vermischtes

Geschrieben von entdinglichung - 12. April 2011

Wieder da:

1.) Doro-Chiba International Labor Solidarity Committee’s Earthquake and Nuclear Disaster Newsletter (bisher 10 Ausgaben)

2.) Richard Abernethy: Vietnam: Dissent, Repression and the Emergence of an Independent Workers’ Movement (U.S. Marxist-Humanists)

3.) Bernard Schmid: Nordafrika: Soziale Elemente und Jugendprotest in den nordafrikanischen Revolten – Versuch eines Überblicks (LabourNet)

4.) Marokko: „Der Graben zwischen der Bevölkerung und dem Regime wird größer werden.“ (RSB)

5.) Rahila Gupta: Feminism and the soul of secularism (ESSF)

6.) Die neue Critique Social, als pdf-Datei hier

7.) Jalel Ben Brik Zoghlami: Tunisia: An ongoing revolution (International Viewpoint)

8.) Farooq Tariq: Pakistan: This is our land, declare 20,000 peasants (International Viewpoint)

9.) EDL In Blackburn, April 2011 (Modernity Blog)

mit nicht-lieben Grüssen an alle Vollpfosten, die immer noch daran glauben, dass die EDL irgendwie antifaschistisch oder antirassistisch sei

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