Solidarity 3/80 is online
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After an international campaign of solidarity, Iranian trade union activist Borhan Divargar has released from prison (see Solidarity 3/79 for more details).
Solidarity 3/80, 22 September 2005
Borhan Divargar Is Free!
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Don't Boycott World Pride
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From Outrage!
The Palestine Solidarity Campaign (PSC) has endorsed a boycott of World Pride, which is due to be held in Jerusalem in 2006 (see the statement by Diane Langford of the PSC on the website www.boycottworldpride.org).
On The Web
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There is a new blog spot on our webiste: www.workersliberty.org/blog. This includes a detailed report and impressions from a first time delegate to TUC conference.
What We Do
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On Saturday 1 October the AWL begins a series of nationally-organised political day schools for our members, sympathisers, and friends.
Target BNP
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The GMB have launched an anti-fascist/anti-BNP campaign in the run up to the 2006 elections.
A Musicians' Fund
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A musicians’ fund has been set up to help New Orleans’ musicians who have lost everything. This is from the person who has set up the fund, Stan King
Who Will Rebuild New Orleans?
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Solidarity spoke to Joanna Dubinsky, a resident of the 9th Ward in New Orleans and a member of the US socialist organisation Solidarity.
The Real Heroes Of The Relief Effort
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Larry Bradshaw and Lorrie Beth Slonsky, two paramedics attending a conference, were trapped in New Orleans by Hurricane Katrina.
Left Students Prepare For New Year
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by bert russell, leeds university and laura schwartz, university of east london
Around 70 student union officers and student activists attended “Putting political activism back into the student movement”, a one day conference on 3 September to launch Education Not for Sale (ENS) as a fully-fledged activist network.