Women
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International Women’s Day: Build struggle against capitalist oppression
Sinead Daly Every March, International Women’s Day comes around with a wave of slogans, glossy campaigns, and corporate spin that…
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How working-class unity and fighting trade unions delivered Glasgow’s equal pay victory
Birmingham City Council is trying to slash bin workers’ pay by up to £8,000, re-grading their roles. Workers in Unite…
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Fight the closure of Clydebank Women’s Aid
Protest against West Dunbartonshire council cuts photo Lynda McEwan
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Supreme Court ruling: Build united working-class struggle for women’s and trans rights
Socialist Party Scotland executive committee statement Five judges from the capitalist establishment – all were educated at Oxford or Cambridge…
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End women’s oppression worldwide – fight for socialist change
Committee for a Workers’ International statement Looking around the world on International Women’s Day 2025 it would seem that women’s…
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Fight West Dunbartonshire council cuts
Lynda McEwan West Dunbartonshire Labour run West Dunbartonshire Council will set their annual budget for 2025/26 on March 5th but already they…
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Build struggle to end violence against women
Sinead Daly This year’s 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, beginning on November 25th, the International Day for the…
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Ending women’s oppression – What’s socialism got to do with it?
Lynda McEwan The oppression of women, ideas of sexism and misogyny, whilst entrenched in modern society, hasn’t always been the…
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International Women’s Day ‘Down with war, forward with socialism!’
Bea Gardner, Socialist Party England and Wales national committee International Women’s Day 2024, 8 March, takes place in a world…
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Outpouring of opposition to sexism in Spain, football and society
Heather Rawling, Socialist Party national committee The appalling actions of the president of Spain’s football body, Louis Rubiales, after the…
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