Questions of oppression

Trump during his inauguration

Turning back the clock: Trump launching war on progress

By Harper Cleves, Socialist Party Ireland. 31 March 2025 Trump’s resounding victory in the 2024 election was a huge blow to millions living in the United States and around the world. From promises of deporting ‘one million immigrants,’ to spending tens of millions of dollars in the final weeks of the election campaign on ads […]

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Indian women protest rape cases

Rage against rape spread across South Asia

Joint statement by Project for a Revolutionary Marxist International Sri Lanka and Socialist India Warning: the content within refers to harrowing cases of sexual assault, and could be potentially triggering. Rage is boiling over across South Asia as women refuse to be silent in the face of repeated horrific acts of sexual violence. Last Monday,

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Young Kurdish women in mass demonstration

IWD25: Urgent storm of feminist, anti-racist and socialist resistance is needed

To mark International Women’s Day 2025 By PRMI supporters 7 March 2025 As International Women’s Day approaches, we face a world where the forces of misogynistic reaction are sharpening their knives.  With Trump back in power, the most openly sexist, racist, and authoritarian administration in modern U.S. history has started an all-round assault on women,

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Malcolm X

Malcolm X: Hard Lessons from his Life and Death

By Drew Frayne, Socialist Party Ireland, 21 February 2025 Sixty years ago el-Hajj Malik el-Shabazz, known to the world as Malcolm X, was murdered. His life is a map of 20th Century racism, and resistance to white supremacy, in the US and across the world. The personal and political life of el-Hajj Malik el-Shabazz, known

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The electoral failure, and ongoing threat, of the Irish far right

By Drew Frayne (Socialist Party – Ireland) 31 January 2025 Bucking the international trend of far right electoral gains, the Irish electorate by and large rejected the far right’s programme of anti-immigration, anti-LGBTQ, ultra conservative policies. The surge in anti-immigration protests in the preceding year, the momentum built in the local elections in June and

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Brazil: Between Barbarism and Dismay, Conciliation and Coup-Plotting

By PRMI reporters in Brazil, 23 January 2025 This article can also be accessed in Portuguese here 2024 was an apprehensive and discouraging year for left-wing and progressive people in Brazil. In the midst of so many crises, such as the environmental one, and the urgent need for social transformation, the conservatives and the right

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A critique of ‘Analyzing an Age of Imperialism, Nationalism and Militarism’

By PRMI reporters 20 January 2025 This rather unusual article is published as a contribution to the process of clarifying how we as a revolutionary Marxist, feminist, antiracist organisation in the process of reflection and reconstruction understand and orientate ourselves within the world today. Introduction In 2024, after five years of existence, the International Socialist

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Discussing the global situation – report of PRMI meeting

PRMI Reporters At the end of December, an international meeting of organisations and supporters from twenty-two countries was held to discuss the current global situation and take a series of political decisions concerning the work of the Project for a Revolutionary Marxist International [PRMI].  Just a week before the meeting, the sixty-year long Assad dictatorship

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Trans people & sport – some myth-busting truths

By Aoife Coppinger 16 September 2024 Algerian boxer Imane Khelif went on to win gold at the Paris Olympics, despite the scrutiny and abuse she was subjected to by far-right and transphobic politicians, billionaires and news outlets. Khelif proves that cis women are also not safe from the policing of femininity typically aimed at transgender

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