Welcome to the latest issue of Workers World News issue 127 of Workers World News for 2024. The theme for this issue was collectively agreed on as...
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Resources
A People’s History of Water Privatisation & Anti-Privatisation Struggles in South Africa
The realities of the water crises have been and continue to be, driven by a neoliberal approach which is framed by multiple forms of water...
Workers World News Issue 126
Welcome to the third and last edition of Workers World News for 2023. This is a SPECIAL EDITION emanating from the 20th Annual ILRIG...
Workers World News Issue 125
Welcome to the second edition of Workers World News for 2023. While the last few years have been rough, the times we are presently experiencing have...
Workers World News Issue 124
Welcome to the first edition of Workers World News for 2023. Even though this is officially the first full, ‘post-COVID’ year, the first...
THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF THE SOUTH AFRICAN TRANSITION
This is the first of ILRIG’s two-part series – ‘Handbook of Struggle’. The starting point for this series is an understanding of the crucial...
2023 Calendar
The Climate Crisis and Global inequality The struggle for environmental justice can no longer be delayed. The world is experiencing climate...
Building Women’s Power Hand Book
Click here to download The Building Women’s Power project is a program within ILRIG developed to support self-organized formations and activists to...
Workers World News Issue 123 (August 2022)
Around the world, in the form of rising temperatures, pandemics, scarce natural resources, forced migration, and increasing natural disasters, we...
Workers World News Issue 122 (June 2022)
Solidarity and internationalism take centre-stage in this issue of Workers’ World News, in light of deepening repression faced by the poor and...
Workers World News Issue 121 (March 2022)
Welcome to the first edition of Workers World News in 2022. No doubt like so many other organisations and activists, ILRIG’s small collective is...
Police Accountability Fact Sheet
The police are supposed to protect the public from crime and violence, but some officers engage in unlawful behaviour such as corruption, brutality...