Hospitality bosses lobby again for pre-mature re-opening
By Michael O’Brien The loud voices from the hospitality lobby went into hiding in the new year. This was after the “meaningful Christmas” promised
Interview with Khaing Zar, leader of Myanmar trade union
Workers across the world have been inspired by the determined resistance in Myanmar to the military takeover and widespread repression that has followed. The
Munich protests against anti-LGBTQI law in Hungary
By SAV (our sister organisation in Germany) During Pride Month 2021, the Hungarian government under Victor Orbán passed a new law that strengthens discrimination
What lies behind the Mica scandal?
By Catherine Finnegan Thousands of people marched on Dublin’s Convention Centre on 15 June to call for 100% redress for homes affected by the
Sinn Féin refuse to oppose repressive legislation
By Mick Barry and Finghín Kelly The Offences Against the State Act was renewed by the Dáil on 23 June on a vote of
National Maternity Hospital must be 100% public, secular & progressive
The resounding two-thirds majority vote in the 2018 repeal referendum vote was undeniably a vote for both abortion rights, and more generally for a
Amazon UK destroys 130,000 goods a week: A system built on waste
By Finn McKenna “’A leaked document showed more than 124,000 items marked as ‘Destroy’ in just a week… This is just ONE warehouse. If
Pride 2021: Rainbow Capitalism will not win LBGTQ+ liberation
By Ollie Bell Every June, companies without fail try to seem LGBTQ+ inclusive by changing their social media icons to the rainbow flag and