The Socialist 13 April 2016
Panama papers, steel crisis, junior doctors' contract, austerity...Tories out!

Panama Papers reveal corrupt system of the 1%
Reactionary EU campaigners implicated by Panama Papers
Another Fifa corruption scandal
Houses for offshore investment, we're stuck at home
Nationalise to save all Steel jobs
Save BIS Sheffield: we won't be a Northern Poorhouse!
RMT branch calls for TUSC backing to continue
Doctors fight on against imposed contracts
Construction workers defend jobs and pay
Review: 'Militant' by Michael Crick
Solidarity with refugees: fight for jobs, homes and services for all
Campaigning for scholarships for refugees - and free education for all
France: full-scale struggle with government is erupting
Bangladesh: stop the Rampal power project
Brazil: solidarity with attacked civil servants
International Panama Papers protests
Bosses back EU to boost NHS sell-offs
Library occupation ends with march on cutting council
Sales of the Socialist on the rise, read all about it!
No A-level courses in Knowsley thanks to 'academies' system
Workers and youth unite to defend vital services
"Not the church, not the state - women must decide their fate!"
Huddersfield A&E fightback grows
Demonstration to defend the NHS in Leicester
Worcestershire: hands off our health service!
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"Not the church, not the state - women must decide their fate!"
Socialist Party members joined hundreds protesting at the Polish embassy in London on 9 April in solidarity with thousands demonstrating in Warsaw and at other embassies around the world against attacks on abortion rights.
The Polish government has announced plans to introduce a total ban on abortion. Protesters left coat hangers at the embassy, highlighting the tens of thousands of Polish women every year forced to have dangerous backstreet abortions by the already stringent laws.
A group of Irish women joined the protest after demonstrating against the prosecution of two women in Northern Ireland for procuring pills from the internet to carry out their own abortions.
The Socialist Party fights for access to free, legal and safe abortions for all.
In this issue
Panama Papers
Panama Papers reveal corrupt system of the 1%
Reactionary EU campaigners implicated by Panama Papers
Another Fifa corruption scandal
Houses for offshore investment, we're stuck at home
Socialist Party workplace news
Nationalise to save all Steel jobs
Save BIS Sheffield: we won't be a Northern Poorhouse!
RMT branch calls for TUSC backing to continue
Doctors fight on against imposed contracts
Construction workers defend jobs and pay
Review: Militant by Michael Crick
Review: 'Militant' by Michael Crick
Refugees
Solidarity with refugees: fight for jobs, homes and services for all
Campaigning for scholarships for refugees - and free education for all
International socialist news and analysis
France: full-scale struggle with government is erupting
Bangladesh: stop the Rampal power project
Brazil: solidarity with attacked civil servants
International Panama Papers protests
EU referendum
Bosses back EU to boost NHS sell-offs
Socialist Party campaigns
Library occupation ends with march on cutting council
Sales of the Socialist on the rise, read all about it!
No A-level courses in Knowsley thanks to 'academies' system
Workers and youth unite to defend vital services
"Not the church, not the state - women must decide their fate!"
Defend the NHS
Huddersfield A&E fightback grows
Demonstration to defend the NHS in Leicester
Worcestershire: hands off our health service!
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