Statue to courageous abolitionist Frederick Douglass unveiled in Belfast
By Mara Clanahan Last month, Belfast City Council unveiled a statue commemorating legendary American Abolitionist Frederick Douglass. The statue stands near the First Presbyterian
Billionaire Tim Gurner’s contempt for workers: A case of saying “the quiet part loud”
By Robert Cosgrave Multi-millionaire Australian property developer Tim Gurner – whose company has a portfolio of over $6 billion and who some may remember
Woman Life Freedom — The struggle continues! Remember Jina Amini
One year has passed since the brutal killing of Jina Amini in the hands of the ‘morality police’ that sparked one of the most
#SaveOurShores: Nationalise Lough Neagh now!
By Peter McGregor This summer has seen a massive bloom of blue-green algae in waters all across the north. This has included Lough Neagh
Cork’s only queer venue cancelled for profit
By Caoimhe Lyons Cork City’s only explicitly advertised gay venue ‘Chambers’ has rebranded itself to be ‘queer-free’ so that it won’t turn off straight
Slave-like working conditions on Irish shores
By Michael O’Brien The discontent among Irish fishing vessel owners regarding the quota allocated to foreign-flagged vessels operating in Irish waters under the Common
Chinese economy in the grip of ‘Japanification’
Editorial from issue 71 Socialist《社会主义者》magazine, the magazine of ISA in China, Hong Kong and Taiwan China’s economic crisis entered a new more dangerous phase
Irish troops to train Ukrainian army – a further erosion of military neutrality
By Conor Payne Last month it was revealed that the Defence Forces is providing weapons training and training in military tactics to the Ukrainian