DEM VOLKE DIENEN

Greenland

Displaced residents of Illorsuit are contesting the de-facto closure in June 2017, of the Illorsuit and Nuugaatsiaq villages, after a tsunami caused by a landslide in the Karrat Fjord. While Nuugaatsiaq was affected by deaths and damages to the village, Illorsuit suffered no material damages or casualties. After the evacuation, it has not been practical to move back to the village, since basic utilities are missing and the state attorney office has stated that families moving there, may face confiscation of their children, due to poor living conditions. But it is the state who has displaced people, with no plan for resettlement, leaving the buildings and infrastructure to rot. There is space to build further up the hill, and a early warning system for tsunamis could be established, but the state has no interest in supporting such measures, and would rather save money by concentrating the masses, which also lays ground for deepening of bureaucratic capitalism.

In the following we publish a statement of the Communist Party of India (Maoist).

In the following we publish an unofficial translation of an article from the Brazilian newspaper "A Nova Democracia (AND)". AND is run by different revolutionary and progressive forces and therefore does not necessarily reflect the views of the Communist Party of Brazil (Red Faction).

Food, heating oil, gasoline - prices are rising noticeably everywhere. The working class is hit hardest, as wages, as always, are not keeping pace. The immediate response is clear: fight for wage increases. A hot fall is approaching.

We publish impressive pictures published by the KPI (Maoists).

We publish here an article from the anti-imperialist action ireland

Earlier this year, as part of a British directed effort to put pressure on the European Union, Loyalist paramilitaries began a campaign of rioting, destruction, and intimidation.

Back in October, many midwives in France started protesting and striking. The protests and especially the strikes are still going on, with interruptions, and more and more midwives all over the country are joining it.

Turkish police attacked a protest by revolutionary and democratic youth organisations in Ankara on 8th of November against the 40th anniversary of the establishment of the YÖK (Higher Education Council of Turkey), a body set up during military rule to give the state direct control over universities, and arrested 11 people, including three readers of the YDG (New Democratic Youth) media. The protesters fought back, chanting during the attack, "Universities belong to us and they will be liberated with us!" Especially with the disputes at Istanbul's Boğaziçi University, the struggle against state intervention in universities plays a central role for a large part of the youth in Turkey.