Afghanistan Takes Violent Turn as Insurgency Increased
More than 300 Afghans and 24 NATO Soldiers killed in last two days A fierce fighting is going on between Taliban fighters and NATO forces in Panjwai area near…
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Mine Protesters Go on a Rampage, 20000 marches against British Mine Company
5 killed, 50 injured in the fatal shooting by the security forces Thousands of protestors in northern Bangladesh went on a rampage Monday morning torching buildings linked to a…
We are not Slaves, Treat us like Humans
Thousands of protesting workers set fire to six garment factories in Bangladesh after a colleague was killed and scores injured in the clashes with police. The violence erupted on Monday…
Nepal, Half Million People Celebrating on the Streets, as King Reinstate the Parliament
General Strike and Demonstrations Ended but Political Crises Will Continue 18 days long general strike and protest demonstrations ended on Tuesday, as the King Gyanendra reinstate the Parliament which was…
Qatar: 600 striking construction workers win their battle
Immigrant workers in Middle East are on the move Immigrant workers in the Middle East are fighting against the slave conditions they face and the non-payment of their salaries. Although…
Trade Union Rights Campaign continues earthquake relief
Trade Union Rights Campaign continues earthquake relief 18/11/2005 Tremendous response from unions and working class internationally Rukhsana Manzoor, TURCP National Co-ordinator of earthquake relief work The Trade Union Rights Campaign…
Campaign for democratic trade union rights
Campaign for democratic trade union rights 04/07/2005 Yahya Al-Faifi has had to seek refuge in Swansea because the Saudi Arabian government has deemed that he is guilty of the ‘crime’…
Afghan Parliamentary Elections, Conservatives Victory
Drug Mafia, War Lords and Ex-jihadi leaders won the elections The much delayed parliamentary elections in Afghanistan were finally held on September 18, but the official results would only become…
Hard Liners Swept Local Bodies Elections in Saudi Arabia
Timid Reforms will not solve the deep political crises The religious hardliners have won the local bodies elections in Saudi Arabia, held in three phases from February to April 2005.…
King’s Coup Worsens Crisis
The king of Nepal, Shah Gianandra, fired his hand-picked Prime Minister, Sher Bahadur Deuba, and government cabinet, on 1 February. In dissolving the government, the King cited its failure to…
Bangladesh Political Chaos, Islamic Fundamentalism and Poverty
The recent 36 hours strike that ended yesterday, 7th Feb., once again exposed the chaos that exists in the political system of Bangladesh. This was the 12th strike call given…