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Feminism from the Left

 

Feminist movements are on the rise around the world. Loud and diverse, they oppose the privatization of the health care sector and poor working conditions. They fight against sexualized violence, racism, and environmental destruction and strive towards social and global justice as the foundation for real self-determination over their bodies and lives.

They belong to the most important opponents of global right-populism and neoliberal capitalism. They are building a better world for all of us!

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Interview | 12.11.2019Protests in Le­banon

Interview on the current protest movement

Report | 07.11.2019In­tro­du­cing RLS Cent­ral Asia

The Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung's latest Regional Office opened its doors last month in Almaty,...

News | 05.11.2019"Claps of Thun­der"

The Rosa-Luxemburg-Stiftung at the sixteenth annual Historical Materialism Conference, London

News | 05.11.2019“How Is This Even Pos­sible?”

Mozambique’s sixth general election: a post-mortem

News | 01.11.2019Le­banon’s Re­volt Against Elites

The announcement of new taxes sparked unprecedented protests in Lebanon

Feature | 01.11.2019After WTO's An­nual Pub­lic Forum

Out of Service, but Obsessed with Services

RLS Papers | 10/2019Ex­pert Opin­ion On the In­ter­na­tional Holo­caust Re­mem­brance Al­li­ance's "Work­ing...

As a number of studies and reports have already demonstrated, antisemitism...

[Translate to en:] Studie: «Edle Tees für Hungerlöhne»

Studies | 10/2019Fine Teas for Star­va­tion Wages

Human rights violations on tea plantations in Darjeeling, India

transform! Blog | 09.11.2019Re­spect for His­tor­ical Memory in Europe

The board of transform! europe launches the following open letter regarding the resolution 'Europe...

Tom Strohschneider

Publication | 10/2019“Something Is Miss­ing That No Longer Has a Name”

Despite its epochal failures, does socialism have a future?

Comment | 10/2019The Right to Say "No"

Climate Justice—Environmental Relations—Gender Justice

[Translate to en:] 13.Oktober 2019: Wahlen in Polen

Analysis | 15.10.2019No Land­slide for the Na­tional Con­ser­vat­ives

Six theses on the parliamentary elections in Poland

[Translate to en:] www.off-university.com

News | 11.10.2019Off-Uni­versity Be­gins Where Other Uni­versit­ies End

Winter semester starts next week—check out the fantastic classes on offer!

Analysis | 10.10.2019The Most Com­plic­ated Prob­lem

What role did the agrarian question play for the historical Left? On peasant coalitions, socialist...

Halle, 10. Oktober 2019: Tür der Synagoge

Comment | 10.10.2019After Halle: Who Are the Mas­ter­minds, Who Are the As­sas­sins?

The Jewish congregation in Halle narrowly avoided a bloodbath through a German Nazi shooting spree

Publication | 10/2019Reg­u­lat­ing Cor­por­ate Im­pun­ity

Professor David Bilchitz discusses the United Nations Binding Treaty on Business and Human Rights

News | 07.10.2019Bos­nia: The End of the Balkan Route

The country has become another place in Europe where refugees are stranded without hope

Analysis | 07.10.2019Corbyn’s Greatest Chal­lenge

The Labour Party must delay and prepare for snap elections at the same time

2. Oktober 2019, Tayaran-Platz in Bagdad: Ein irakischer Demonstrant zeigt aufgesammelte Patronenhülsen. 

Report | 04.10.2019The Up­ris­ing of the Un­em­ployed

The ongoing protests in Iraq and the government’s countermeasures

News | 02.10.2019The Rosa-Lux­em­burg-Stif­tung Lon­don Is Look­ing for Pro­ject Ap­plic­a­tions!

Deadline: 31 October 2019

News | 02.10.2019"The Most Rad­ical Eco­nomic Trans­form­a­tion Bri­tain Has Ever Seen"

On Jeremy Corbyn, Momentum, and the socialism of the Green New Deal

Book | 09/2019The A to Z of Al­tern­at­ives 2.0

From the "Aesthetics of Resistance" to the World Social Forum

Comment | 25.09.2019The Demo­cratic Scholar

Celebrating Georg Fülberth on his eightieth birthday

Interview | 25.09.2019Pre­par­ing for Mil­lions to Move and Re­settle

An interview with the scientist Sujatha Byravan