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Votes of conscience and women’s
rights
Marcus Ström argues that George Galloway's
opposition to a woman's right to choose are no grounds
for withdrawing support for Respect.
Letters
Popular front; Subjectivism; Like a shot; Twitchy; Foredoomed;
BNP nationalism; Liqudationist; Witch road
Action
Weekly Worker's regular activists' diary
Behind closed doors
Phil Hamilton visits the web site of the troubled
trade union Aslef.
The right to know
Dean Hooper reports on the open warfare which has
broken out in Aslef, and calls for the trade union's rank
and file to demand that the leadership conduct their business
openly and democratically, and not as if Aslef was their
private property.
Towards a party of the left
Socialist filmmaker Ken Loach is a Respect candidate
for the European Union list in London. Peter Manson
spoke to him about the coalition’s prospects.
Jesus: a revolutionary and a communist
Jack Conrad presents a communist analysis of Jesus.
Truer than fact
Manny Neira reviews the recent BBC 2 dramatisation
of the life of the young Stephen Hawking.
Find answers in Labour, not Respect
Graham Bash of Labour Left Briefing discusses
the way forward for the Labour left, and criticises the
Weekly Worker being distracted from this fight by Respect.
Plaid Cymru conference: monolithic
stage show
Bob Davies reports on the Plaid Cymru conference
of April 17.
Bad methods slammed
Over 250 people were in Istanbul for the latest assembly
to prepare for the European Social Forum 2004, which will
take place from October 14-17 in London. Tina Becker
reports from a meeting which saw the Socialist Workers
Party and their allies take a beating.
Uniting our movements
Tina Becker interviews Piero Bernocchi,
representative of the leftwing Italian trade union, Cobas,
at the ESF
Iraq and Palestine: linked struggles
for liberation
Ian Donovan analyses the fight for liberation in the Middle
East
