27 October 2011
by Mark Barrett
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So as you know the 15.O was an international day to protest against bankers that own the world by their money , and capitalism system that gave them that legitimacy ,Morocco as the other countries reacted with this call , … Continue reading
9 July 2011
by Darren
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There is a growing disillusionment with the representative democratic model of government. Across the world we often see power in the hands of a limited number of powerful political parties which swap power, promoting increasingly similar policies. With the increasing … Continue reading
3 June 2011
by Mark Barrett
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“In Spain, the Real Democracy Now/M-15 movement is challenging the political system, while in Greece – which the IMF has bankrupted – anti-government struggles grow. In Britain, hundreds of thousands of workers are set to strike against the Coalition’s measures … Continue reading
1 June 2011
by Mark Barrett
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Nous voulons ici dire que Reelle Demacratie Maintenant Senegal est apolitique, donc n’appartient, ni ne peut appartenir a aucun partie ou mouvement politique, a aucun mouvement syndical ou patronal. C’est le peuple en quette de liberte Description Nous voulons ici … Continue reading
30 May 2011
by Mark Barrett
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Declaration of the People’s Assembly of Lyon in support of Togolese students The People Assembly, meets in Lyon Place Bellecour this Saturday May 28 2011, has seen the repression suffered by our fellow students in Togo. This act goes against the right of citizens to speak for the consideration of their problems. In response to this repression, the Assembly wishes to express its solidarity with togolese students struggling for an education system open and equal for all. The Assembly requests French government stopped supporting … Continue reading
1 May 2011
by Mark Barrett
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In addition to the Europe and worldwide common day of action on March 26th, and a proposed London international KLF (Knowledge Liberation Front) meeting in June / July, the following initiative comes out of a European and World Assembly of University Movements (“for … Continue reading