Repeal the 8th: Build a momentum to win
Conference of Abortion Rights Movement needed
Homelessness & drug addiction – deteriorating crises
By Fiona O’Loughlin The scale of the crises in housing and drug addiction is becoming more and more evident on our streets. A striking feature of this crisis is the Government’s unwillingness to deal with this. Simon Coveney, the Minister with responsibility
Israel: Shimon Peres and the ‘peace dove’ myth
A life spent defending capitalism, militarism and the national oppression of Palestinians
Poland: Mass protests force retreat on abortion ban
The following article was written by a member of the Socialist Party’s sister organisation in Poland, Alternatywa Socjalistyczna in the aftermath of 140,000 taking to the streets of Poland against government plans to bring in ban on a woman’s right to choose.
The failed “American dream”- Support rising for socialism in The US
The following article is from the Summer issue of Socialist Alternative, the magazine of the Socialist Party. Decades of neo-liberalism, years of costly foreign wars and a financial bust have created unprecedented levels of social inequality in the world’s dominant capitalist nation.
80 years on- The Battle of Cable Street
When London’s east end workers united and fought the fascist threat
Capitalism, climate change and the Anthropecene
The following article by originally published in the December/January 2016 edition of Socialism Today, the magazine of the Socialist Party in England and Wales. Human beings have radically altered the Earth, adapting nature in the struggle to survive and thrive. The pace
#Corbynwins and building a socialist alternative
In the wake of Jeremy Corbyn’s re-election to the Labour leadership, socalistparty.ie spoke to Sarah Sachs-Eldridge (National Organiser of the Socialist Party in England & Wales) about the lessons of the last year and how the fight for an anti-austerity alternative can
Bloody Sunday: Real accounting with the past needed
By Kevin Henry The events of Bloody Sunday in January 1972 – when British paratroopers shot dead 14 unarmed people taking part in a civil rights march in Derry – was one of the most horrific and defining moments of the Troubles. This brutal
US: Colin Kaepernick’s stance against racism spreads
When Colin Kaepernick began his protest against racial injustice by kneeling during the national anthem at NFL football games it is unlikely he realized the scale of the impact it would have. Already, this protest has spread like wildfire through the NFL,
Socialist Alternative – Marxist journal of Solidarity
Divide & Rule pamphlet by Peter Hadden
