Report by correspondent of Mazdoor Ekta Committee
Trade Unions and workers’ organisations in Delhi, together with women’s organisations, jointly held a rally at Parliament Street on June 1. Youth and students joined the rally in large numbers.
Continue readingThe rulers and not the people are to blame for the prevailing situation in Manipur. Neither Kukis nor Meiteis are responsible for the mayhem and violence. On the contrary, they are the victims. The sectarian violence in Manipur is a crime committed by those in power, with the assistance of the security forces, courts and other arms of the state machinery. It is a form of state terrorism.
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Report by a correspondent of Mazdoor Ekta Committee
“The democracy, that our rulers boast about, whose symbol — the new parliament building — is being inaugurated at this moment, is a democracy for the big capitalists. Those sitting in parliament are blatantly serving the interests of the big capitalists, while brutally crushing the voice of our women and all our people for justice …” said an activist of Purogami Mahila Sangathan, at a mass protest action by several organisations on May 28, in support the wrestlers’ struggle.
The Biden government is putting into place even stricter laws to attack potential immigrants at the border.
Continue readingDear Editor I am writing to express my appreciation for the timely article titled “Gig Workers: Heightened capitalist exploitation” published in MEL web on 21st May’23. I would like to commend MEL for raising important concerns regarding the conditions of gig workers and shedding light on the problems they face
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This letter is in reference to the article “Karnataka Elections 2023: Illusion of Change.” This important article must be spread widely in the working class.
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Report by correspondent of Mazdoor Ekta Committee
From May 16-21, Mazdoor Ekta Committee (MEC) organized a series of mass actions in various industrial areas, workers’ residential areas as well as at Metro stations in Delhi.
Report by correspondent of Mazdoor Ekta Committee
Thousands of people took part in a candle light march from Jantar Mantar to India Gate on the evening of May 23, to demand justice for the protesting wrestlers.
Activists of the Indian Workers Association (Great Britain) gathered in front of the Indian Embassy in London on Saturday 20th May to express their solidarity with the women wrestlers protesting at Jantar Mantar in Delhi.
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Report by correspondent of Mazdoor Ekta Committee
On March 19, a joint march by women’s organisations was held from Parliament Street to Jantar Mantar, in support of the protesting wrestlers.
