We look at the protests in Sudan commemorating 6 months of the Khartoum massacre, construction worker’s protest in India and a healthcare professionals’ protest in Argentina.

We also look at the issue of persecution of student activists in Swaziland

We, also go to Bolivia where a team of human rights activists is facing persecution from the coup regime.

In this episode, we take a look into these issues that concern the working class of the world.

We will look at these protests and movements which represent the struggle of people against oppression and for building a better world.

We also take a look at the custodial killing of an aboriginal teenager in Australia.

We also look into the hunger strike by Palestinian political prisoners in Israeli jails and the march by trade unions in South Africa against the 2nd annual Investment Summit in Johannesburg.

We also take a look at protest against police violence and high subway fares in New York city

We look at the victory of Chicago’s teachers, the violence faced by refugees in South Africa, and the ambulance workers striking in Meghalaya, India.

We will also take a look at Lebanon, where after days of protest, the prime minister was forced to resign.

We also take a look at the struggle by workers in Spain regarding the protection of their jobs.

We also look at the people’s rebellion in Honduras against the government of Juan Orlando Hernandez, and the strike by workers of the University of Johannesburg in South Africa.