WW archive > Issue 133 - 07 March 1996
Abolish the monarchy
The Labour Party is too scared to even criticise the monarchy, let alone abolish it. Only revolutionaries can lead the fight for real democracy
Letters
Common sense; British Imperialism; Wrong side; Giving support; Militant and the SLP; Correction
Shameful day for Scottish councils
Walking away
Party notes
Provisional Central Committee statement
Join the fight!
National meeting
Lewisham debates Scargill constitution
Socialist Alliance unites Kent militants
Battle against all odds
Helen Ellis reviews '20-52', directed by Jeremy Weller for Grassmarket Project at Tricycle theatre (NW6, Kilburn tube, 8pm, £7.50-£13, Mon and Sat matinee - pay what you can)
Fascist distortions
John Bayliss reviews 'Ecofascism' by Janet Biehl and Peter Staudenmaier (AK Press, pp73, £5.00)
Slippery slope
Metamorphosis
Bob Smith - For a Permanent Party Polemic Committee
Australian elections: Right steps up class war
Marcus Larsen of the Communist Party Advocates sums up the Australian general election
Social democrats and Euros to hold hands at last?
Spanish elections
International struggle
International Working Women’s Day celebrates the fight for women’s liberation, the fight for communism
Women must work
From 'The Workers’ Weekly', paper of the Communist Party of Great Britain, February 19 1926
Source of dynamism
To mark IWWD, Linda Addison spoke to Siobhan McLoughlin, a leading comrade in the CPGB, about the chasm which divides the Labour Party’s attitude to women in the Party and the Communist Party’s attitude. In this divide we can see the way forward for women’s liberation against the vicious attacks the Labour Party has made on the working class in the past and its future plans
Devastating hypocrisy
The IRA demonised