RCP Bristol: Revolutionary force on campus
Over the past year, Bristol RCP has transformed into four branches, and are now targeting themselves to recruit 20 students and become the biggest political force on campus!
News and updates about the activity of the Revolutionary Communist Party.
Over the past year, Bristol RCP has transformed into four branches, and are now targeting themselves to recruit 20 students and become the biggest political force on campus!
The youth in revolt is the theme unfolding across the world – and it is why the RCP has been preparing to take campuses by storm. We share here reports from this work in Edinburgh, Glasgow, Sheffield, Norwich, and Cambridge.
In the return of her regular fortnightly column, RCP campaigns coordinator Fiona Lali discusses the turbulent events taking place globally, the protests she and our comrades have joined recently, and her upcoming tour of UK campuses.
Last Saturday’s mobilisation against Tommy Robinson’s ‘Unite The Kingdom’ demonstration was a clear defeat for the outnumbered left. While the official leaders of the counter-demo offered moral platitudes, the RCP bloc called for class war to fight the culture war.
With students returning to campuses, the RCP will be holding events at dozens of universities to discuss the burning questions facing our generation: Why is there war, poverty, and crisis? And how can this system of misery be ended once and for all?
Over the weekend, the leadership of the RCP met to assess Britain’s ongoing political and economic crisis – a crisis fueling youth radicalisation, especially among students. We aim to organise and train these young people into class fighters.
Today is GCSE results day, with hundreds of thousands of school students set to head to college or sixth form in the coming month. Here, Communist school students in Cambridge report on how they’re organising the next generation of young revolutionaries.
After almost three months of protest across dozens of countries, all political prisoners from the Awami Action Committee Gilgit-Baltistan (AAC-GB) have been released on bail! Our victory shows the immense power of international solidarity.
Amid global crisis, rising inequality, and war, 350 communists met in Italy for the First Congress of the Revolutionary Communist International.
Since March, London RCP has recruited 90 new members – taking us to the 350 milestone! Our London regional organiser discusses the Bolshevik attitude that was required for this phenomenal surge to take place.
Our ‘Revolution Against the Billionaires’ recruitment campaign has been a resounding success. After twelve weeks, 211 new members have joined the party! Now it is all of our task to study and sharpen our political clarity for the turbulent coming period.
On 30 July, the Revolutionary Communist International is calling a day of action outside of Pakistani diplomatic buildings to demand freedom for imprisoned leaders of the Awami Action Committee – Gilgit-Baltistan. Contact your local RCP branch to join our solidarity protests!