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17 October 2018
No to fat-cat top judges' £59k pay hike - fight for decent pay for criminal justice workers
The Senior Salaries Review Body recommends that salaries for High Court judges be increased by 32%, taking them from £181,500 to £240,000 a year. The establishment pay board says this is needed to recruit future judges.
14 March 2018
Derby public meeting: Women's Lives Matter
Derby's Women's Lives Matter meeting was poignant in many respects.
14 February 2018
Oxfam scandal: we need democratic aid and working class solidarity
For democratic control over aid and emergency assistance - through elected committees of workers, land labourers and poor people
27 September 2017
Stop the cuts - save our vital services
"They cut, we bleed - Save Women's Aid" was chanted outside Doncaster council chamber by approximately 30 trade unionists, socialists and community activists, on 21 September.
6 September 2017
Hurricane Harvey: A tragedy made far worse by capitalism
In the following article Socialist Alternative members (US co-thinkers of the Socialist Party) report on the devastating impact of Hurricane Harvey and the failure of establishment politicians and capitalism to prepare for such increasing extreme weather events
30 August 2017
Campaigners fight second Yorkshire Women's Aid closure in two years
'Women's Lives Matter' campaigners took to the streets of Doncaster to defend the last Women's Aid in south Yorkshire
10 May 2017
Foreign aid corruption: capitalism to blame
To justify calls to reduce the foreign aid budget, parts of the capitalist establishment have pointed to the corruption that permeates the business of aid
5 April 2017
Talk of Britain 'going to war' with Spain, EU politicians telling each other not to 'lose their cool' - can all seem surreal. The chaos shows that there is no cohesive approach to Brexit within the British or European ruling classes
15 February 2017
Foreign aid's not the problem - it's capitalist thieves
Twenty-four times as much money is looted from poor countries in the global south than is sent in aid
8 February 2017
Tense, lively prologue to events which changed the world
Non-fiction review: Lenin on the Train: When the February revolution broke out in Russia in 1917 and the Tsar was overthrown, Vladimir Lenin was living in exile in Switzerland.
22 June 2016
Convoy to Calais: Outrageous blocking of aid for refugees
A convoy of 250 vehicles set off to deliver solidarity and aid to refugees
2 March 2016
A day in the life of a Women's Aid worker in Wales
"Two women a week are murdered by a partner. My job is to prevent that."
10 February 2016
Lawyers defeat Tories' unjust legal aid cuts
Justice Secretary Michael Gove has made a complete u-turn on cuts to legal aid at the end of January.
13 May 2015
Disaster in Nepal - amplified by capitalism
Nepal, one of the poorest countries in south Asia, has been further devastated by the recent earthquake and its aftershocks
18 March 2015
How can civil liberties be protected?
Paul Heron reviews 'On Liberty' by Shami Chakrabati
4 March 2015
Late for supper: Almost 100,000 children in poor families went hungry last year because of government cuts or sanctions imposed on their parents' benefits
Health workers in Liberia have been on strike demanding better protection from Ebola virus and improved pay
22 October 2014
Ebola outbreak: one face of austerity
The World Health Organisation axed 300 of its 2,400 jobs in 2011. Cuts in governments' contributions slashed its budget by 20%. Its director-general, Margaret Chan, described "a new and enduring era of economic austerity"
13 March 2014
Lawyers walk out to defend legal aid
It is rare, if it happens at all, that those of us on the left attend protests and demonstrations with Tory party grandees among the speakers...
27 February 2014
Support strike action against legal aid cuts
Justice under the knife: Ahead of the 7 March strike by lawyers, Russell Fraser, joint secretary of the Haldane Society of Socialist Lawyers speaks about the implications of the cuts to justice and the plans to fight them
26 February 2014
President ousted: what next for Ukraine?
The latest developments in the Ukraine saw the dramatic overthrow of President Viktor Yanukovich and his flight from Kiev, writes Niall Mulholland.
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