BY
IGGY KIM
Dita Sari, head of the Indonesian National Front for Workers' Struggle,
was in Baghdad on March 14-18 as part of high-profile Asian peace mission
to Iraq. Mission members visited hospitals, orphanages and schools. They
met with
530
BY LAURIE
SAUNDERS
MELBOURNE Socialist Alliance candidates recorded respectable results
in the Maribyrnong and Brimbank local council elections on March 15.
Maurice Sibelle scored 6.1% of the vote in McKay, a ward of the Brimbank
council
BY NICK SOUDAKOFF
The Philippines government has threatened to label the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF) a "terrorist" group. President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo on March 10 stated that "actions, including the sabotage of [electricity]
BY LISA MACDONALD
With the recent rise of the Greens as a real force in electoral politics, the question is posed: why is the Socialist Alliance bothering to contest elections. The answer is simple.
The Socialist Alliance strongly supports the
BY ROHAN GAISWINKLER
HOBART — More than one thousand people protested against war on March 15, in a protest organised at less than a week's notice in response to the escalation of US plans for war.
The rally, called by the Peace Coalition,
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BY OSCAR
JUKES & RUTH RATCLIFFE
DARWIN Cries of "UN, USA no war, no way! woke up the usually
sleepy Smith Street Mall as 2500 people took to the streets on March 15.
Larrakia activist June Mills opened the rally saying: "No more
BY CHRIS WILLIAMS
WOLLONGONG — Illawarra NoWar is calling on the government of France to use its veto against any plans for war put to the UN Security Council. On March 11, a delegation from NoWar took their message directly to the French
BY JAMES CAULFIELD
CANBERRA — Around 800 people came to Parliament House on March 13 for an anti-war rally to coincide with Prime Minister John Howard's speech to justify Australian involvement in a US war on Iraq.
Howard's speech was
BY DOUG LORIMER
On March 9, US Secretary of State Colin Powell declared that Washington was "in striking distance" of getting "nine or 10" votes on the UN Security Council to pass a draft resolution giving Iraq until March 17 to "disarm" or face an
BY SUE BOLTON
MELBOURNE — At a March 11 caucus of the national left unions in the leadup to the Australian Council of Trade Unions executive meeting on March 25-26, there was a discussion about whether to propose a motion to toughen up the ACTU's
BY
GRANT COLEMAN
Following on from the spectacular March 5 Books not Bombs student
strike against the war on Iraq, students are getting ready to walk out
of classes again on March 26. Students voted unanimously at the March 5
rallies to
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