The Socialist 5 September 2012

March Together, and then we must Strike Together

On 20 October... March Together and then we must... Strike Together! to end austerity

Osborne's cuts plans aren't working

Southampton council pay dispute

London Met university crisis

Con-Dems criminalise homeless people

Them & Us

South Africa: Marikana massacre ignites a political volcano

EDL rally stopped by anti-racists in Walthamstow

Stopping the far-right - The need for democratic debate

Southampton: Save Oaklands Pool

Building TUSC in Manchester

Fight begins against massive outsourcing by Knowsley's Labour council

Campaign Kazakhstan: Solidarity concert for those facing oppression

London Paralympics; protests against disability cuts: "Atos kills, kill Atos!"

Hospitals lacking services? Save our NHS!

Boris' workfare - no solution

Brighton Pride 2012: anti-cuts group blocked

Socialist Party subs appeal

Unison Higher Education Service Group

Workplace news in brief

From addiction to recovery

Volunteering at the Games

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Campaign Kazakhstan: Solidarity concert for those facing oppression

CELLORHYTHMICS

Tuesday 2 October, 7pm

Bloomsbury Central Baptist Church

235 Shaftesbury Avenue, London WC2H 8EP

Tickets £10/£6

cellorhythmics4kaz.eventbrite.co.uk

Cellorhythmics, the forerunner of the non-classical cello movement, was founded by renowned Kazakh cellist Alfia Nakipbekova and award winning composer James Hesford. Their music brings together the rhythmic elements of jazz, blues, world and funk, combined with exuberant virtuosity.

Cellorhythmics (three cellos, bass guitar and percussion) has performed in numerous festivals throughout UK and Europe.

Kazakhstan is currently witnessing heroic events. Those who stand up for human rights are threatened, imprisoned or worse. The dictator president Nursultan Nazarbayev is desperate to cling on to power in the face of unrest from below. Campaign Kazakhstan works to offer international solidarity to those in struggle against repression.

Recently, as a result of a massive international solidarity campaign, Vadim Kuramshin - human rights lawyer and political opponent of Nazarbayev - has been cleared of fabricated charges of extorting money from the district prosecutor. Vadim had faced up to 14 years imprisonment. See full account on campaignkazakhstan.org

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