I’m submitting an emergency resolution to the Amnesty International UK Section AGM next month.

I have decided to run for a seat on the Board of Amnesty International UK. But I need at least 10 paid-up members of Amnesty to support my nomination in order to get on the…

In recent weeks I’ve had the opportunity to listen to leaders of trade unions and the Jewish community in Britain discuss developments that concern them. The first has been reaction to the decision taken by…

I just spotted this and cannot believe that journalists cannot write even a couple of paragraphs about Trotsky within making at least one error — significant political errors — in each sentence. Here are two…

Weeks before the disputed Presidential election, long before the explosion of dissent into the streets of Tehran, there were already signs that not all was well in the Islamic Republic of Iran. Mass arrests at…

Take a look at this screenshot. Click on the image to enlarge it. Do you see what I see? In the center of your screen is Apple iTunes software. But look carefully at the top…

This weekend will see the public launch of UnionBook – the social networking website for trade unionists, sponsored by LabourStart. UnionBook offers many features that you and your union will find useful. Among these are:…

After the cheering has died down, the empty champagne bottles recycled and we awaken to a new day in America, many of us are asking the question: what next? One doesn’t need a crystal ball…

Apparently, another cowardly British ISP has shut down a political website for fear that it might be sued for libel. Harry’s Place – formerly here — made the mistake of writing about a Sheffield based…

As a democratic socialist, I have to say that I am very concerned by reports that Russian tanks have entered Georgia. You might think — what an odd topic to comment on? After all, I…