New industrial law proposed in SA
By Melanie Sjoberg
ADELAIDE — Some 40 people gathered at the state office of the Department of Industrial Affairs on June 25 to protest against changes to industrial relations legislation. The state
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The Suharto regime and the Burmese military junta
By George J. Aditjondro
In July, Burma, Laos, and Cambodia will be admitted into the Association of South-East Asian Nations (ASEAN). As an Indonesian dissident in exile, I wish to
ALP right loses AWU elections
By James Vassilopoulos
In elections in the Australian Workers Union, the positions of national secretary, national president and two of the four national vice-presidents have been won by a broad coalition,
By Paolo Teobaldelli
ROME — After the June 14 European march in Amsterdam against the Maastricht treaty, the Italian independent newspaper Il Manifesto explored the differences shown by the left parties in Italy and the absence of the Italian
By Lisa Macdonald
Over the last decade, capitalism's efforts to shore up profit rates have resulted in a serious decline in the living conditions of the majority of the world's population. Report after report documents that the gap between rich
The lessons of Rio
@box text intro = "Earth Summit II" meets at the United Nations five years after the first UN "Earth Summit", held in Rio de Janeiro. That first summit occurred amid concern about the state of the world environment but also
International Women's Day Song 1997
By Rachel Morgan
Hey sisters take to the streetsIt's International Women's DaySee the strength in you, the strength in meCelebrate our diversity.
Hey sisters sing out loudGutsy aunts have shown the
By Marina Cameron
The ALP and the Democrats went "belly up" in the Senate last week, according to Greens Senator Bob Brown, allowing the government to pass the amendment to social security legislation needed to implement work for the dole
'Making peace is a shared responsibility'
[The following is an abridged version of the speech by keynote speaker Martin McGuinness to the Wolfe Tone Commemoration on June 22.] [Sinn Féin has] faced disappointment, but we have also made
No Green Left next week
Because so many people involved in the production and distribution of Green Left Weekly will be in Melbourne for the Resistance conference July 4-6, we are skipping publication for one week. The next Green Left will be
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