Finally a Referendum to Repeal the 8th - Organising Made this Happen
Submitted by Anonymous on May 24 2018 10:32
The announcement that there will be a referendum to Repeal the hated 8th amendment is the product of decades of active campaigning. Pro-choice campaigners built for repeal ever since the referendum was passed in 1983.
14 observations on Brexit and Lexit in the UK EU membership referendum
Submitted by Steven. on Jun 23 2016 12:53
Analysis of the UK European Union referendum, and the "left exit" campaigns from the anarchist Workers Solidarity Movement in Ireland.
How Lenin led to Stalin - Workers Solidarity Movement
Submitted by Steven. on Jan 5 2016 11:13
Good short account of how the foundations of Stalinist terror were laid by the policies of Lenin and Trotsky in the early days of the Russian Revolution.
The revolutionary message of the Friends of Durruti
Submitted by rat on Jan 23 2015 10:20
Georges Fontenis' analysis of the Friends of Durruti from a pamphlet translated by the Workers' Solidarity Movement.
“Every action was done collectively”: An interview with newly unionised TEFL workers
Submitted by Angry Language ... on Dec 1 2014 18:48
Faced with an attack on their working conditions, TEFL workers in Dublin formed a union, threatened to strike, and beat back a pay cut!
Stalin didn't fall from the moon - Workers Solidarity Movement
Submitted by Steven. on Nov 8 2014 18:54
A collection of articles by the Irish Workers Solidarity Movement tracing the growth of Stalin's dictatorial powers in the USSR to the politics and practice of the early Bolshevik leaders, Lenin and Trotsky.
When the red flag flew over Munster
Submitted by flaneur on Nov 6 2013 16:02
Workers Solidarity Movement's account of the wave of soviets in the province of Munster.
Sweden's libertarian union
A member of the Irish platformist group, Workers Solidarity Movement interviews a member of the Swedish syndicalist union, the SAC.
London burns - causes and consequences of the riots - an anarchist perspective
An analysis of the August riots by the Workers' Solidarity Movement, an Irish anarchist organisation.
Politics averted: thoughts on the 'Occupy X' movement
An analysis on the protests in Ireland and the US from an Irish anarchist.
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