Movements

Already before the call for (general) strikes on 14 November there was
clear that a lot of different action would be organized on the 17 November
– the International Student Day, a national holiday of the Czech Republic
known as The Day of Student Fight for Freedom and Democracy.
This holiday commemorates firstly the general attack of German nazi
occupants against high education in the „Protectorate of Bohemia and
Moravia“ in […]

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Report from the Revolutionary Communist Organization for the Liberation (RKOB, Austrian Section of the RCIT), 19.11.2012 www.rkob.net
The Revolutionary Communist Organization for the Liberation (RKOB) – together with the youth organization RED*REVOLUTION – called for a demonstration on 19.11.2012 in solidarity with the Palestinian resistance. Already three days before, there was a demonstration in which both organizations had played a central role.
On Monday, 19.11., we […]

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http://english.ahram.org.eg/NewsContent/1/64/58676/Egypt/Politics-/Journalists,-farmers-syndicates-withdraw-from-Egyp.aspx

http://en.cumhuriyet.com/?hn=379068

[ http://afgj.org/ ]
*AFGJ, Occupy Wall Street and Occupy Sandy.*
A year ago last September, the Alliance For Global Justice [ https://org2.democracyinaction.org/o/7315/p/salsa/donation/common/public/?donate_page_KEY=7175 ] was asked if we could be fiscal sponsor of a bold group taking action in NYC. That group was *Occupy Wall Street *(OWS) and we said YES! OWS swept the country like a wildfire. Now we see in *Occupy Sandy*, which we […]

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Gaza Solidarity in Austria: report of the first rally and plans for next actions
RKOB, Austrian section of the Revolutionary Communist International Tendency, 17.11.2012
The first rally in solidarity with the Palestinian people in Gaza was a full success, despite the fact that it had to be organized in 24 hours. 400 demonstrators – most of them migrants from Arab countries and Turkey – gathered at the […]

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Alliance for Global Justice [ http://afgj.org/ ]
* **Venezuela’s election is this Sunday. *
*Why does that matter to me?*
The 1% hates Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez and will do anything to get rid of him. Why do they hate him?
He nationalized the oil industry and invested the profits to help Venezuelans lift themselves out of poverty rather than allowing Chevron, Exxon and the transnational oil companies […]

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http://www.marxist.com/mass-protest-erupt-in-tehran-oct-2012.htm

http://www.counterpunch.org/2012/09/27/inside-the-anti-japanese-protests-in-china/

http://www.japantimes.co.jp/text/nn20120910a2.html