Starbucks workers’ strike approaches 4th week
The strike, which began on November 13 with walkouts at 65 stores across more than 20 cities, expanded to 120 stores on Black Friday.
•Robert Milkowski
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Australian Labor government gives $95 million to Ukraine for war with Russia
$50 million is being poured into a US-NATO fund, which supplies strike capabilities to Ukraine, including those that threaten to provoke a war throughout Europe and globally.
•Oscar Grenfell
Australian government prepares social media ban amid opposition to privacy and free speech violation
The ban is not a child welfare measure but a direct intervention by the state to dictate how ordinary people will be allowed to use the internet.
•Eric Ludlow
New Zealand police embroiled in major corruption scandal
Amid the swirling corruption allegations, the police are playing a central role in the escalating state assault on the social position of the working class.
•John Braddock
NBC confirms Hegseth ordered murder of all boat passengers and crew in September 2 strike
On Saturday, NBC reported that Secretary of War “Pete Hegseth ordered the US military on Sept. 2 to kill all 11 people” on a motorboat traveling between Venezuela and Trinidad, contradicting the administration’s denials that no such order was given.
•Andre Damon
Immigration thugs deploy to Minnesota, kidnapping 19 people and sexually assaulting a US citizen
After the racist in the White House branded Somali people as “garbage,” his immigration agents deployed in force to Minneapolis, targeting the largest Somali community outside Africa.
•Jacob Crosse
Socialism AI goes live on December 12, 2025
Socialism AI is a powerful new chatbot developed by the WSWS to advance socialist consciousness globally by bringing the scientific outlook of Marxism to workers, youth, and intellectuals.
•David North
Alliance of war criminals: German Chancellor Merz meets Netanyahu
There is hardly anything more repulsive than when the German ruling class justifies its support for Israel’s genocide of the Palestinians by referring to the “fight against antisemitism” and its own historical crimes.
•Johannes Stern
Netflix takes over Warner Bros. Discovery in $82.7 billion deal
The acquisition poses a serious threat to entertainment workers, undermining creative labor and endangering art and cultural expression.
•Marc Wells
The human catastrophe caused by massive flooding in Sri Lanka and Asia: How did it happen?
The unfolding disaster from Cyclone Ditwah is the product of two interconnected processes: the intensification of climate change, driven by global capitalism, and the underdevelopment of scientific and disaster-prevention infrastructure, enforced through austerity.
•Pani Wijesiriwardena
For a socialist perspective against the reintroduction of conscription in Germany
Germany’s ruling elite is preparing a new generation for war, reintroducing conscription as part of the largest rearmament drive since 1945. This statement explains why only a socialist, international movement of young people and workers can stop militarism and the capitalist system that drives it.
•International Youth and Students for Social Equality (IYSSE)
This week in history: December 8-14
Supreme Court halts Florida ballot counting in presidential election; Ford approves austerity loan to NYC; US military evacuation in North Korea; NY Governor pardons CP leader.
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Jeremy Corbyn attacks Zarah Sultana’s demand for nationalisation against the billionaires
Seated alongside Corbyn, Owen Jones cited Sultana’s call to “nationalise the entire economy”, asking Corbyn, “What do you think of that?” Corbyn replied, “I’m not sure what that means. I’m honestly not sure.”
•Laura Tiernan
Bosch Rexroth workers in Scotland to strike for a week against pay cuts
Over 280 workers at Bosch Rexroth's plant in Glenrothes, Scotland, are to strike for a week from Monday against a cut in pay and working hours. The Bosch parent company is planning to sack 22,000 workers as the European car industry faces collapse.
•Steve James
Israel tightens its grip on West Bank
Functioning as Israel’s subcontractor in policing the Palestinians, President Mahmoud Abbas and the Fatah-dominated Palestinian Authority have not lifted a finger to oppose any of Israel’s expansionist actions.
•Jean Shaoul
Trump revokes licenses for thousands of CDL training centers, in sweeping attack on immigrant truckers
More than 40 percent of listed CDL training providers could lose their ability to certify new drivers. As a result, many current CDL holders will have their credentials revoked.
•Jane Wise
Israel bulldozed the bodies of unidentified Palestinians into mass graves in Gaza
A CNN investigation has exposed evidence of mass graves filled with the bodies of Palestinians killed by Israel and then bulldozed into the sands of Gaza.
•Kevin Reed
Wayne State University students speak out against ICE raids and inequality
World Socialist Web Site reporters and members of the International Youth and Students for Social Equality spoke to students at Wayne State University about the attacks on immigrant workers coming from ICE, Trump and the oligarchy.
•Jerry White
Survivors of September 2 boat strike waved for rescue, did not know they had been attacked
The survivors of the US military's September 2 drone murder in the Caribbean attempted to wave to US military aircraft for rescue, the New York Times reported Friday.
•Andre Damon
Amnesty International report details torture, abuse at immigration detention camps in Florida
Immigrants held at the still operational state-run “Alligator Alcatraz” report that sadistic guards use the “box,” a two-by-two-foot cage, for punishment. Individuals placed inside are shackled by their hands and feet to the ground for hours with virtually no protection from the elements, insects or wildlife.
•Jacob Crosse
Painter Robert Rauschenberg (1925-2008) at New York’s Guggenheim Museum: “Life Can’t Be Stopped”
Rauschenberg belonged to a generation of artists that emerged between the twilight of Abstract Expressionism and the dawn of Pop Art.
•Erik Schreiber
Brazilian postal workers set to strike against attacks by Lula government
The Lula administration’s recent attacks on the Brazilian postal service are part of a global drive to privatize postal services.
•Guilherme Ferreira
Sri Lanka: JVP/NPP government uses emergency powers to curb free speech as popular anger mounts over Ditwah cyclone disaster
The Cyclone Ditwah disaster has completely exposed the bankruptcy of the JVP/NPP government and the capitalist system as a whole.
•Wasantha Rupasinghe
Jacobin’s defense of the Trump–Mamdani pact and the capitalist state
The article is not an academic exercise. It is a political manifesto by the Democratic Socialists of America and Jacobin’s privileged petty-bourgeois milieu, justifying their open collaboration with a fascistic administration and defending the capitalist state itself.
•Lawrence Porter, Barry Grey
By abstaining on the pensions package, Germany’s Left Party supports the reactionary policies of the Merz government
The Left Party’s abstention on Merz’s pensions package exposes its role as a pro-capitalist prop for the most right-wing German government since 1945. By helping push through rearmament, social cuts and policies aligned with the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD), the Left Party demonstrates its complete hostility to the working class.
•Johannes Stern
In major attack on public health, CDC recommends delaying Hepatitis B vaccine at birth
What is being implemented under the guise of “health freedom” is, in fact, the demolition of the very institutions and structures that have protected millions from infectious disease.
•Benjamin Mateus
FedEx to close Dallas, Texas-area facility, impacting 856 jobs
The layoffs begin in “phases” starting in January, with the facility fully closing in April, the latest in tens of thousands of job cuts by US logistics firms.
•Chase Lawrence
Australia: Mass arrests of protesters at Newcastle coal port
The mass arrests were part of an ongoing crackdown against democratic rights by the NSW Labor government.
•Robert Campion
Union sells out New Zealand high school teachers
The pay cuts imposed by the PPTA on 20,000 teachers reinforces the need for workers to rebel against the union bureaucracy by forming independent rank-and-file committees to fight against austerity and militarism.
•Tom Peters
Australian state Labor government to impose life sentences on children as young as 14
The real purpose of the Victorian youth crime laws is to construct new mechanisms of state repression under conditions of a deepening social and economic crisis.
•Jason Quill
Workers Struggles: Asia, Australia and the Pacific
South Korea: National rail and Seoul Metro workers to walk out; Philippines school teachers hold national strike; India: Outsourced power workers protest privatisation in Punjab; Australia: Public sector health workers protest over wages and conditions in Tasmania, South Australia, Northern Territory and Victoria.
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Teaching staff at Bacup secondary school in north-west England strike against virtual teaching introduced by Star Academies Trust
A reporting team from the World Socialist Web Site spoke with teaching staff about their concerns and why they have decided that strike action was necessary.
•our reporters
16 students arrested in Turkey for protesting deaths of child workers
The persecution of students and teachers is a product of the government's agenda to eliminate fundamental democratic rights and establish a presidential dictatorship.
•Barış Demir, Ulaş Sevinç
US and European imperialists weaponise “human rights” following Tanzania’s post-election massacre
The US and European Union are cynically weaponising “human rights” over Tanzania’s post-election massacre to pull the country away from China amid an intensifying scramble for Africa’s critical minerals.
•Kipchumba Ochieng
West Contra Costa California educators and classified workers launch joint strike
The strike by 3,000 educators and support staff has shut down normal operations in one of the San Francisco Bay Area's largest school districts.
•Renae Cassimeda
Holiday jobs massacre: Mobilize the working class to defend the right to a job!
The normal platitudes about “love and good cheer” are being overshadowed by massive inequality.
•Tom Hall
More than 7,200 healthcare workers at Oregon Health & Science University authorize strike
Healthcare workers at Oregon Health & Science University overwhelmingly vote to authorize strike action, demanding higher wages and safe staffing, as unions work to isolate struggle from broader working class movement.
•Bryan Dyne
Video of September 2 killing showed US massacred “shipwrecked” people, House committee leaders say
U.S. Representatives Jim Himes and Adam Smith said Thursday that the full video of the September 2 missile strike that killed 11 people in the Caribbean showed that two “shipwrecked individuals” were “killed by the United States military.”
•Andre Damon
Crisis and division grip Bolivia’s new right-wing government
Caught between the demands of global finance capital and the resistance of the working class, Bolivia’s ruling class is incapable of governing in the old way.
•César Uco
Australian economy “flat” amid global volatility
The data shows a drop to zero in the per capita growth rate, under conditions of rising inflation, a continuing cost-of-living crisis and low levels of corporate investment, except for AI-related data centres.
•Mike Head
Sri Lanka: The JVP/NPP government moves to cut social welfare
The attack on benefits for the poor is part of unprecedented attacks on living standards, as the government imposes the austerity measures demanded by the IMF.
•Saman Gunadasa
Massive flooding in Asia leaves over 1,500 dead, hundreds missing
Capitalist governments around the world have taken no serious steps to address climate change and other forms of environmental degradation that contribute to the extreme weather events now unfolding on a regular basis.
•Ben McGrath
Retired CDC vaccine expert blasts anti-science policy shift
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, once the premier disease-fighting institution in the US, and even the world, has been taken over by anti-vaccine quacks under the direction of Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
•Benjamin Mateus
Royal Oak, Michigan parents oppose fascist high school club
A packed meeting of the Royal Oak Board of Education heard parents describe the forming of a Turning Point USA club at the local high school as a threat to their children.
•Esther Galen
Camp Mystic announces plans to reopen with new flood precautions as FEMA chief steps down
The lawsuits allege that camp management was long aware of the risk of flooding at the camp and failed to take action to save the lives of the 25 children who died during the July flood.
•Alex Findijs
Sri Lanka: Survivors of Cyclone Ditwah in central plantation district demand permanent housing and condemn plantation management
Nuwara Eliya District, with a population of 724,957 and located in a hilly region, is among the worst hit by heavy rainfall, flooding, landslides and stone slides.
•Our reporters
Workers Struggles: Europe, Middle East & Africa
Tens of thousands in Bulgaria and thousands in France take to the streets to oppose austerity budgets; strikes and protests continue across Iran as currency in freefall; health union suspends Nigerian doctors’ month-long stoppage with demands unfulfilled
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Timeline of the Hillsborough disaster and cover-up as it unfolded (1989-2025)
Over 36 years, an orchestrated cover-up was organised by Britain’s ruling elite to ensure that no-one was ever brought to justice over the deaths of 97 Liverpool Football Club supporters.
•Robert Stevens
Final investigation into 97 deaths at Hillsborough stadium caps decades-long cover-up
The Liverpool supporters were crushed and suffocated to death after police gave the order to open an egress gate just before the kick-off of an FA Cup semi-final between Liverpool and Nottingham Forest on April 15, 1989. Thousands of fans were directed into two already dangerously overcrowded pens.
•Robert Stevens
Taiwan to increase its military spending to 5 percent of GDP by 2030
Increased military spending demands an intensifying assault on the living standards of Taiwanese workers and masses.
•Shih-Yu Chou
Artists in America face food, housing and healthcare insecurity as global art sales reach an estimated $57.5 billion
The figures are startling, revealing a body of men and women often obliged to work two, three or four jobs to stay afloat and facing uncertainty and precarity on various fronts.
•David Walsh
Zionist lobby groups and the German press attempt to censor pro-Palestinian art exhibition
A coordinated campaign is underway by Zionist lobby groups and the German press to censor and/or close the exhibition "Commune – The Paradox of Similarity in the Middle East Conflict", which has been on display in Potsdam since mid-November.
•Stefan Steinberg
30 percent of US corporations planning holiday season layoffs
The picture that emerges is of a massive redistribution of wealth from the working class and more economically vulnerable sections of the middle class to the wealthiest layers of society.
•Tom Hall
Court rules dissolution of the Palestine Congress 2024 in Berlin was unlawful
A Berlin court has ruled that the violent shutdown of the 2024 Palestine Congress was unlawful, exposing the arbitrary political actions behind the police operation. The judgment highlights how the German authorities have trampled on democratic rights to suppress criticism of Israel’s genocide in Gaza.
•Justus Leicht
The “garbage” in the White House: Trump’s racist diatribe against Somalis
For the third time in less than a week, Trump, surrounded by cabinet officials and fellow Republicans, denounced all people from Somalia as “garbage.”
•Jacob Crosse
Trump’s Ukraine plan destroys alliance with Europe
Until a few years ago, the US and European powers worked closely together to encircle Russia and bring Eastern Europe and large parts of the former Soviet Union under their control. But now the axis of conflict is shifting. The rivalry between the US and Europe is increasingly coming to the fore.
•Peter Schwarz
Ken Mantell, Australian Trotskyist: November 11, 1945–November 30, 2025
It was as a steel fixer that Ken joined the Socialist Labour League, the precursor to the Socialist Equality Party, in the early 1980s. Once convinced of the program and the need to build the revolutionary party, he never wavered.
•Cheryl Crisp
Postal workers: Come forward with information on workplace deaths and unsafe conditions!
“The only way we will see justice is if we reveal the truth, hold accountable those responsible for the conditions that put us in harm’s way, and set up our own shop floor organizations to take control.”
•USPS Workers Rank-and-File Committee
A top-level warning of heightened global financial risks
The combination of record levels of government debt and the involvement of speculative capital in its financing is presenting “new financial stability challenges,” according to the Bank for International Settlements.
•Nick Beams
Australian inquest whitewashes the far right over fatal Wieambilla shootout
The inquest into the killing of three police found the Trains were motivated by a psychotic disorder, even though it heard extensive evidence that they were far-right extremists motivated by apocalyptic Christianity and conspiracy theories.
•Oscar Grenfell
Missouri attorney general calls for ICE investigation of signature-gathering on behalf of anti-gerrymander referendum
The Republican official made the bogus and inflammatory claim that the company involved was “employing illegal aliens” to gather signatures.
•Julian Blackwood, Alexander Fangmann
Hundreds of federal agents begin anti-immigrant raids in New Orleans
The attack is the latest police-state operation carried out by Customs and Border Protection and the Department of Homeland Security on the orders of Trump.
•Patrick Martin
Mamdani, speaking with comedian Adam Friedland, reviews “productive” meeting with fascist Trump
Reflecting the political character of their milieu, most of Mamdani and Friedland’s half-hour discussion centers on casual, empty-headed conversation, with several interruptions to check soccer scores and ad breaks for nicotine and sexual performance products. While by no means a master manipulator, Friedland’s characteristic rambling and aimlessness hide a sharper intent.
•Luke Galvin
Sri Lanka: Survivors of Cyclone Ditwah demand permanent housing, not temporary patchwork solutions
A distressed flood-surviving woman asked: “Our parents were submerged in water. We, too, have gone under water. Will our children also suffer the same fate?”
•Our reporters
Australia: Two workers killed on Queensland building sites in 24 hours
A series of deaths points to the subordination of workers’ health and lives to the interests of corporate profit through speed-ups, subcontracting and casualisation.
•Our reporters
Canada officially loses its measles elimination status amid sustained assault on public health
More than 5,000 measles cases have been confirmed in 2025 compared to 147 in 2024, with infections reported in nine provinces and the Northwest Territories. Two deaths have been recorded, both infants exposed to the virus in utero.
•Omar Ali
Erdoğan government escalates the class war over minimum wage
Following the 2023 presidential elections, Mehmet Şimşek was appointed as the Minister of Treasury and Finance to impose the severe austerity program demanded by international and domestic financial capital.
•Barış Demir
Agency workers join Birmingham bin workers dispute as Unite appeals to strike breaking Labour council and Starmer government
On Monday, agency workers employed through Job & Talent—used to supply the council’s strikebreaking workforce—began indefinite strike action after voting to do so two weeks ago in a ballot organised by Unite. Around 40 agency workers joined the dispute.
•Tony Robson
TDU conference endorses Trump supporter Sean O’Brien for re-election as Teamsters general president
This is the inevitable outcome of their rejection of a struggle by the rank-and-file to overthrow the corrupt union apparatus in favor of bureaucratic self-reform, and its program of combining workers’ “democracy” without a fight against capitalism.
•Alex Findijs, Tom Hall
Trump’s Caribbean murders and the legacy of Nuremberg
The Trump administration's series of murders in the Caribbean is the consummation of decades of murder, torture and aggressive war by US imperialism, all illegal under the precedent set by the 1945 Nuremberg tribunal.
•Andre Damon
Trump plans to expand asylum ban, deploy ICE Gestapo against Somali immigrants
The fascist in the White House delivered a racist rant targeting Somalis as he ordered the ICE Gestapo to Minnesota.
•Jacob Crosse
Christmas in Detroit: Holiday galas for the rich as GM workers face mass layoffs and low-income residents are evicted
At the start of the holiday season, General Motors announced the permanent layoff of 1,140 workers, and dozens of low-income and elderly tenants at the historic Leland House downtown were abruptly told they must leave their homes.
•Jerry White
Through the Gates of Hell: American Injustice at Guantanamo Bay
Jaber Mohammed, only one among hundreds of prisoners who faced a similar fate, lost five years of his life to a regime of abuse and torture, part of the imperialist reaction to the 9/11 attacks.
•Fred Mazelis
More than 50,000 workers demonstrate in Quebec against austerity and anti-strike laws
Workers’ determination to resist the dismantling of public services and the Legault government’s attacks on democratic rights—including the right to strike—was palpable.
•Our reporters
Germany’s Greens approve delivery of Taurus cruise missiles to Ukraine
The Greens’ party congress demonstrates that they have moved even further to the right, endorsing the delivery of Taurus cruise missiles to Ukraine and preparing for a future war with Russia. Behind their moral posturing lies the real class basis of their politics: unwavering loyalty to German imperialism and the capitalist system.
•Peter Schwarz
Massive humanitarian crisis looming in the wake of Ditwah cyclone disaster in Sri Lanka
Heartbreaking scenes reminiscent of the 2004 tsunami are now unfolding across Sri Lanka. Shocking accounts continue to emerge from flood- and landslide-devastated areas as survivors begin to access previously cut-off regions.
•Wasantha Rupasinghe
Australia: False claims of “backflip” on job and course cuts at University Technology Sydney
At the UTS rally, union speakers claimed to be “winning,” even as the vice-chancellor’s update showed that the majority of the cuts and course closures are still proceeding.
•Erika Zimmer
South Korea ramps up war preparations against China
Under Lee Jae-myung and the Democrats, Seoul is marching in lockstep with Washington’s aggressive imperialist agenda, demonstrating that there is no section of the South Korean ruling class opposed to war.
•Ben McGrath
New Zealand Māori Party in chaos
Competing sections of the indigenous capitalist class appear to be fighting for control of Te Pāti Māori, which is threatened with a split.
•Tom Peters
Jeremy Corbyn’s Your Party founding conference: Witch-hunts and expulsions against the left
The founding conference began with witch-hunts and expulsions against the left and continued with every conceivable form of bureaucratic skulduggery.
•Laura Tiernan
Mehring Yayıncılık holds screenings of Tsar to Lenin in Istanbul and Izmir
At events held by Trotskyist publisher Mehring Yayıncılık to screen the documentary film Tsar to Lenin, Ulaş Sevinç, chairman of the Sosyalist Eşitlik Partisi, gave a speech on the relevance of the October Revolution of 1917.
•Our reporters
Teachers in secondary school in Bacup, England to strike demanding face to face qualified teacher in the classroom
School management have employed a virtual teacher 300 miles away in Devon because of the chronic shortage of maths teachers.
•Margot Miller
US immigration authorities reviewing status of 3.3 million “green card” holders
The shooting of two National Guard soldiers, one of whom has died, has become the pretext for an assault on the democratic rights of immigrants.
•Patrick Martin
Two Palestinian brothers, 8 and 11, murdered by Israeli drone strike in Gaza
The Israeli military fired a drone strike in Gaza and killed two children in an eastern neighborhood of Khan Yunis on Saturday.
•Kevin Reed
The Wang Fuk Court Fire in Hong Kong: A crime of global capitalism
The catastrophes of Wang Fuk Court and Grenfell Tower are spectacular and tragic eruptions of the miserable, and entirely preventable, world housing crisis. They are not mere excesses, nor failures of regulation, they are an inescapable part of capitalism.
•Erik Long
Australia: Yarram workers and residents oppose sawmill closure
“It’s not just the 73 people on the ground, it’s the truckies, diesel mechanics, the other shops in town. People won’t be spending money if there’s no money to spend. And it’s right on Christmas.”
•Our reporters
The fight against the far-right Alternative for Germany requires a fight against capitalism
The mass protests against the far right are significant because the AfD is being ever more openly integrated into the political establishment and substantial parts of its programme are being implemented by all the parliamentary parties.
•Christoph Vandreier
Tens of thousands protest in Giessen against the far-right Alternative for Germany
As the AfD launched a new Hitler-Youth-style organisation in Giessen, tens of thousands of young people filled the streets in defiance of police violence.
•Marianne Arens
Customs and Border Patrol abducts 2 16-year-old Detroit high school students in predawn raid
In a predawn raid November 20, CBP agents seized two cousins from Venezuela who attend Western International High School
•Phyllis Steele
Workers Struggles: The Americas
Workers at the Gabriel Passos Refinery in Brazil say they will continue their walkout for equal pay, while some 50,000 workers marched through downtown Montreal on Saturday to protest government policies.
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Mamdani silent as NYPD attacks protest against Trump’s immigration Gestapo
The protest successfully thwarted the ICE/CBP raid, despite violent assaults by the NYPD, which operates under Mamdani’s re-appointed police commissioner, Jessica Tisch.
•Daniel de Vries
The Gelfand Case: 1978-1982 (Part 2)
This lecture traces the filing of Alan Gelfand’s lawsuit against the SWP and the US government through the outcome of the motion to dismiss in June 1980.
•Tom Carter
Sri Lanka: Communal provocation over Buddha statue in Trincomalee
The fact that the JVP/NPP government rapidly caved in to the Sinhala Buddhist supremacists over the statue is a warning that it will not hesitate to resort to communal politics to divide the working class.
•Saman Gunadasa
Germany rearms for war with Russia in 2026 war budget
Eighty years after the unprecedented crimes of the Wehrmacht and Hitlerite fascism, the ruling class is once again pursuing a massive rearmament program that breaks with all post-war restrictions and is systematically preparing Germany for a third world war—with Russia as its main target.
•Johannes Stern
Australia: Sawmill closure destroys 73 jobs in Yarram, Victoria
Workers were given no forewarning, arriving at work to be told they would be made redundant, effective immediately.
•Taylor Bennington
Seattle Mayor-elect Katie Wilson signals willingness to meet with fascist Trump
Wilson made no attempt to expose or condemn the criminality of the Trump administration, including the ongoing US-NATO backed war against Russia in Ukraine and the preparation for war against Venezuela.
•Michael Connolly
After Canadian police raid homes, 6 World Beyond War peace activists face charges over protest against arms fair
The World Socialist Web Site and the Socialist Equality Party (Canada) unequivocally condemn these raids and charges. They represent a serious escalation of state repression aimed at criminalizing anti-war and anti-genocide dissent.
•Pierre Lajeunesse
UK Labour government to massively restrict right to trial by jury
The UK government aims to introduce legislation to end jury trials for all cases carrying a maximum sentence of less than five years.
•Steve James
UN says Israel has “de facto state policy” of organised torture
The UN committee found the death toll in Israeli custody to be “abnormally high and appears to have exclusively affected the Palestinian detainee population” and noted that “to date, no state officials have been held responsible or accountable for such deaths”.
•Jean Shaoul
After nationwide strike, Belgian unions block further action against austerity budget
Last week, a powerful three-day nationwide strike movement against austerity halted public services, logistics, and industrial activity across Belgium.
•Alex Lantier
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