The battle against the far-right: Indian Elections 2019 - https://t.co/3qrITevV4C
Yesterday, the two-month long general elections in the South Asian country of India came to a close. In these elections around 900 million eligible voters had an the future of the country. The ...
Fresh protests in Argentina against Macri’s economic measures - https://t.co/7jmb8B6EM9
On May 16, two mobilizations against the economic policies of president Mauricio Macri were carried out in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Both, the people with disabilities, and students and tea...
Jesús Santrich in critical condition after release and re-arrest - https://t.co/dr3x3vW7O8
The peace process in Colombia has reached a new low point. The release and immediate rearrest of political prisoner Jesús Santrich is a clear sign that the Colombian government has sacr...
Abahlali baseMjondolo loses data after an office break-in, fears it could be used to target the members - https://t.co/1Tng1iM4wG
The office of the South African Shack-dwellers movement, known as Abahlali baseMjondolo (AbM), was broken in on May 15. The members arrived at the...
Bangladesh jute mill workers go on strike to demand unpaid wages - https://t.co/UYhqaavxvR
Nearly 80,000 workers at 27 state-run jute mills under the Bangladesh Jute Mills Corporation have gone on strike, demanding complete and unconditional payment of their arrear wages. The...
Peoples Dispatch takes a look the 2019 Indian election process, who are the major actors, the position of the left parties and what is at stake.
People with disabilities as well as students and teachers mobilized against the budget cuts announced by the ruling right-wing government of Cambiemos coalition in their respective sectors.
After minutes of being freed from La Picota Prison, a nearly unconscious Santrich was re-arrested under orders of the Attorney General of Colombia
The Shack-dwellers movement suspects intelligence agents operating for Durban mayor to be behind the office break-in.
The workers have not been paid for 6 to 13 weeks, and have been demonstrating in different parts of Bangladesh’s industrial belt. The strike entered its fifth day on May 18.
The detained activists were trying to organize protests for labor reforms, better wages and resolution of water dispute during the Asian Development Bank summit.
From the data provided by the lower court, the European Court highlighted that 53.7% of Spanish employees’ overtime hours were not recorded.
Six civilians, including four children, were killed and 52 others injured in the strikes. The renewed violence threatens to derail the peace agreement reached in Sweden last year.
In an exclusive interview, former Prime Minister of Nepal and senior leader of Nepal Communist Party, Madhav Kumar Nepal talks about the unification process of CPN-UML and CPN (Maoist Centre) and formation of NCP.
