The ink is hardly dry on the August 5 agreement signed by the interim Bougainville government and the national government of Papua New Guinea (PNG), yet already PNG has reneged on its side of the bargain by landing seventy troops and thirty police on Buka Island, just north of the main island. Moses Havini, the… Read more »
indigenous struggles
Imperialist rivalry fans flames of war and genocide in Syria
The Kurds and other rebels need international solidarity around overthrowing capitalism — breeding ground of permanent war.
For Joyce Clarke and her sisters
Demand justice for a young indigenous mother killed by police. End deadly government sexism and racism!
Papua Merdeka! Global support grows for West Papuan self-determination
West Papuans are defiant in the face of severe repression.
Puerto Rico
Feministas y maestros sindicalizados: vitales para la rebelión
Native Indians, planet protectors
The Puyallup Tribe fight to keep LNG plant from being built on their land.
No Friend but the Mountains
A Kurdish refugee from Iran lays bare Australian detention cruelties.
A rational response to the border catastrophe
As raids and deportations and militarization on the U.S. southern border climb, here’s what should be done right now.
The Long Hot Summers
A stirring poem by Nellie Wong delivered at a July 5, 2019, “Stop Deportations!” protest in San Francisco initiated by the Freedom Socialist Party.
Book review: Dark Emu
Rich history of agriculture hiding in plain sight.
