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  1. Interview with Mumia Abu-Jamal: A view from death row

    south-west Philadelphia on May 13, 1985? The job of the police is to wage war against the people, and to ... the poor poorer, increased joblessness, homelessness, the "war on drugs" — in short a social ... interests are allied to those on welfare. The "war on drugs" is also a justification for what ...

  2. Students fight voluntary student membership in NZ

    the anti-Vietnam War, anti-Springbok tour, homosexual law reform, the women's liberation ... associations to run referendums on "compulsory" membership by May 1 this year. ZANNY BEGG spoke to NZ ... national legislation, but due to students' pressure on New Zealand First [a government coalition ...

  3. Letters to the editor

    agree. In my opinion a feminist or women's liberationist is a woman, who is aware of her oppression ... as a woman and who fights for her liberation. Men who understand this oppression and support women in ... obvious reasons. When men involve themselves in struggles for women's rights and ultimately for ...

  4. Challenges face new workers' party in Zimbabwe

    — which had majority support among the Shona ethnic group and was aided during the 1970s liberation war by ... ZANU-Patriotic Front (ZANU-PF). Previous parties tried to establish a right-wing presence, capitalising on the ... small, feminist movement in the mid-1980s (when women were being rounded up randomly as suspected ...