As school students, our future is
increasingly placed at risk by economic crisis. Education cannot be where our
government goes to for cutting corners; it must be a priority especially during
these times. It
was with this in mind that on Wednesday 25th February, a modest yet
energetic group from London School Students’ Union joined the national
demonstration against tuition fees in marching through London to protest
against the government’s plans to lift the cap on tuition fees, and to demand free education!

At the end of January 2009 a meeting of Socialist Appeal, the British
section of the International Marxist Tendency, met to discuss the
latest developments in the international situation. Alan Woods
introduced the discussion, highlighting the conflict in Gaza; the
effects of the economic crisis; Obama and the change in administration
in the US; the situation in Iran; the developing crisis in Russia; the
riots in Greece; Latin America, Cuba and the Venezuelan revolution; and
even Iceland, where the economic crisis has led to the fall of the
government.

The second edition of the Marxist International Review is now available. The
present issue deals exclusively with the issue of the Black struggle in
the United States and the question of Self-determination. This issue
came to the fore during the 1960s with the Civil Rights movement and
the emergence of radical Black nationalism.

THURSDAY, MARCH 5TH, 1PM
51 Lime St., London, EC3M 7DQ 

In front of Willis Insurance Brokers building

Liverpool St.Tube

As the marvellous but short-lived campaign Justice for Cleaners has ended, it is
now Cleaners for Justice! Cleaners from all over London are beginning to come together again to continue the fight for their rights.

The March edition of Socialist Appeal is now available!

See this fascinating video of hundreds of
Oxford BMW Mini plant workers getting the sack with just one hour’s notice and how they clash with union officials.