3,000 march for trans rights in Belfast
By Ann-Katrin Orr On Saturday, May 17th, Belfast was filled with a 3,000 – strong March for Trans…
Comharthaíocht Ghaeilge – coscéim thábhachtach chun cinn
To read in english click here s mór an chonspóid arís a bhaineann le hinfheictheacht na Gaeilge i…
Irish-language signage – an important step forward
The visibility of the Irish language in public spaces is again a major focus of dispute. Unionist parties…
A historic attack – UK Supreme Court’s bigoted, transphobic ruling
By Ollie Bell Outside the steps of the UK Supreme Court, bottles of champagne were popped by For…
Mobilise against funding cuts to Foras na Gaeilge
By Caitríona Ní Chathain Last month, Foras na Gaeilge announced funding cuts of €817,945, jeopardizing the future of…
Review: Say Nothing
By Kevin Henry Most of the numerous books, films and TV shows about the Troubles either demonise those…
South Korea: Martial Law crumbles within hours under threat of general strike
South Korea: Martial Law crumbles within hours under threat of general strike.
Revolutionary theory – where does socialism come from?
The body of political theory, and the organisations and movements that we now call the socialist movement emerged in the early 19th century. The world at that time was being shaken by a period of great social, economic, and political change - the global capitalist system was emerging.
Why we need Marxism in the struggle to change the world
Who controls the air that we breathe, the food that we eat and the energy that we use to heat our homes? Under capitalism, the answer is a small group of massive profiteering corporations and billionaires who are motivated solely by profit.