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Myanmar’s military staged elections amid civil war and repression in an attempt to legitimise its rule. But the 2021 mass movement showed where the real power to defeat the junta lies: with workers and youth organised independently.
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Protests have once again erupted across Indonesia as students and workers confront rising living costs, austerity, militarisation, and the contradictions of the Prabowo government.
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Around 120 workers, the majority from Bangladesh, have raised collective grievances concerning unpaid wages, employment conditions, passports, recruitment-related debts, welfare, and immigration insecurity.
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The harrowing rise of scam slavery in Southeast Asia, where hundreds of thousands are trafficked or baited into fortified compounds to conduct forced digital fraud under the threat of torture and death, is not a criminal anomaly, but a symptom of global capitalism in deep decay…
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Reject the racist scapegoating of Rohingya refugees. Defend the stateless and oppressed, demand legal rights and protection, and unite Malaysian, migrant and refugee workers against exploitation, division and capitalist inequality.
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A Marxist review of Jeyakumar Devaraj’s Malaysia at the Crossroads, examining PSM’s method, reformism, coalition politics, class independence, and the need for a revolutionary socialist alternative in Malaysia.
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Socialist Alternative held its first public discussion at our new organising centre, examining Reformasi’s dead end and the urgent need to build an independent working-class alternative.
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Bersama presents itself as a fresh alternative, but beneath its reformasi rhetoric lies the same capitalist politics that have failed workers and youth for decades.
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In this year’s International Workers’ Day, the global working class is facing a deepening crisis of capitalism alongside escalating geopolitical tensions.
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Between 2015 and 2025, Malaysia witnessed a staggering 17,609 reported rape cases — an average of five rape reports every single day… Only 7,090 of these cases, or roughly 40%, resulted in charges being filed… in an earlier decade only about 16% of reported rape cases were taken…
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We, the socialist, labour, and youth organisations endorsing this statement, demand that the Malaysian government, particularly the Department of Industrial Relations and the Department of Labour, take action to resolve the crisis faced by Bangladeshi workers who have been…
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We, the Workers’ Solidarity Network, Sosialis Alternatif, and AKSI (Socialist Student Alliance), believe that the employer’s continued betrayal of existing agreements reflects the management’s utter disregard for the workers’ basic demands.
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