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24 April 2013

Caste discrimination: MPs side with oppressors not oppressed

Hundreds protested outside parliament on 14 April to demand the outlawing of caste oppression in Britain, writes Senan, Tamil Solidarity international coordinator.

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17 April 2013

Widespread caste discrimination ignored in the UK

STOP PRESS: widespread caste discrimination is ignored in the UK. Thousands of protesters from south Asian backgrounds raised their anger over this issue outside parliament on 16 April. Anger was directed...

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20 February 2013

Action needed to end caste discrimination

The first employment tribunal to deal with caste discrimination was dismissed recently after the judge 'recused' herself from the case, writes Senan, Tamil Solidarity.

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Malcolm X, 12 March 1964, Library of Congress. New York World-Telegram & Sun Collection, Ed Ford, World Telegram staff photographer

Malcolm X, 12 March 1964, Library of Congress. New York World-Telegram & Sun Collection, Ed Ford, World Telegram staff photographer

17 October 2012

Who was Malcolm X?

"By any means necessary" - Malcolm X's expression of militant civil rights - is known worldwide by young people fighting against racism, writes Hugo Pierre, Tower Hamlets Socialist Party.

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9 May 2012

Exposed: the dirty world of NHS privatisation

A second report into 150 GMB members' complaints of bullying and discrimination at the Great Western Hospital in Swindon was published last week

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23 February 2012

Equality and Human Rights workers strike

This morning, staff at EHRC offices in Manchester, London, Birmingham, Cardiff and Glasgow mounted picket lines for a half-day strike against devastating cuts

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1500 marched on the Fawcett Society demonstration 19 November to tell the government

1500 marched on the Fawcett Society demonstration 19 November to tell the government

23 November 2011

Women: sick of sexism, discrimination and cuts?

It doesn't have to be like this!: On 30 November millions of workers will participate in what is likely to be the biggest coordinated strike action since the 1926 general strike, writes Eleanor Donne, Socialist Women steering committee.

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6 July 2011

Pride London

No to cuts! No to discrimination!: Members of the Socialist Party's Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Trans (LGBT) group and London party members took anti-cuts campaigning to Pride London on 2 July, writes Greg Randall, Socialist Party LGBT group.

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15 June 2011

London 'Slutwalk' protest: Fight sexism, discrimination and cuts

"Whatever we wear, wherever we go, yes means yes and no means no!" That was the call that rang out throughout London's 'Slutwalk' demonstration on 11 June, writes Claire Laker-Mansfield.

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Slutwalk protests: fighting back against sexism and discrimination in Newcastle, photo by E Brunskill

Slutwalk protests: fighting back against sexism and discrimination in Newcastle, photo by E Brunskill

8 June 2011

'Slutwalk' protests

"Yes means yes! No means no! Whatever we wear, wherever we go!" was the chant as women and men took to the streets of Newcastle on 4 June in a lively 'slutwalk' protest...

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