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Letters
SP excluded; Bogus; Final comment; Peacemonger; Harassment;
AWL sectarians; Reputation; Repression; Questions
Organise people's assemblies
Jack Conrad calls for a democratic counterpoint to Blair's
parliament of war
Promising start made
Phil Hamilton surfs the website of the SSP's youth organisation,
Scottish Socialist Youth
Move into action
Mary Godwin reports on the debates of last weekend's Communist
Party's members' meeting
What to do
Tina Becker gives guidance to anti-war activists
Alarm bells ring for Palestine
Solidarity with the Palestinian struggle is now more important
than ever, argues Ian Donovan
Giving it a go
On Friday March 7 several hundred school students walked
out of Blatchington Mill school in Hove, Sussex, in an
anti-war protest. Five were suspended for two months -
they can only return for their GCSE exams. The Weekly
Worker spoke to two of them
Barometer of struggle
School students are taking the lead in the struggle against
the war. School strikes are breaking out everywhere -
London, Edinburgh, Birmingham, Liverpool. Mark Fischer
reports on the March 19 protest outside parliament
Mark Fischer and Ben Lewis spoke
to a range of school students demonstrating outside the
Houses of Parliament
Youth on the move
James Bull reports on anti-war activity in Manchester
Students organise
Stockton Sixth Form College launched its anti-war group
on March 12. Shaunagh Campbell was there
Warmongers sabotaged
James Venables reports on the successful raid on the Fairford
airbase by Trident Ploughshares activists
Stand up and be counted
Steve Cooke marched with 1,500 others through the city
of Newcastle
Direct action call
Dave Parks joined marches in Exeter
Get involved
Leeds demonstrates against the war. Matthew Caygill reports
Ready for Day X
Dundee is prepared, writes Sarah McDonald
What democracy looks like
Marcus Strom demonstrated with protesters outside parliament
on Tuesday night
Leading the way
Anne Mc Shane reports on the March 17 coordinating meeting
of Hackney STWC
Biggest
Lindsey German addressed 5,000 in the city of York, writes
Richard Bayley
Against war, for democracy
It is not enough to point to the absence of popular democratic
control, argues Kit Robinson. The working class and anti-war
movement needs a positive programme
ISO Zimbabwe appeal
Fraternal organisation of the Socialist Workers Party
in England and Wales issues call for financial support
Firefighters defy war
fever
The rank and file has rejected the leadership's recommendations.
David Moran welcomes their decision
