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Fra Socialist Worker nr. 2063

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Tom Behan: Obituary: Giovanni Pesce: leading Italian partisan, who kept fighting for freedom

2063

6

11.8.07

Tom Behan looks at the life of an Italian revolutionary fighter

Alex Callinicos: UN plan won’t help people in Darfur

2063

6

11.8.07

The United Nations last week voted to send troops to bring peace to Darfur. Alex Callinicos looks at why “humanitarian intervention” won’t work

Iraq occupation uses Saddam’s law to ban oil union

2063

7

11.8.07

The pro-US Iraqi government has outlawed the country’s oil workers’ union under a law passed during the regime of Saddam Hussein.

Simon Basketter: The inside story of British death squads in Northern Ireland

2063

8

11.8.07

British military operations have ended in Northern Ireland. Simon Basketter reveals how a campaign to terrorise Catholics was orchestrated by military intelligence.

Chris Bambery: The British army’s campaign against Catholics in Northern Ireland

2063

9

11.8.07

The British army ceased active duty on the streets of Northern Ireland last week – 38 years after they first arrived in Belfast and Derry. This was called Operation Banner.

Jamie Allinson: Election defeat for Japan's ruling party as system cracks

2063

9

11.8.07

The recent elections in Japan were a huge defeat for the ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) and the right wing prime minister Shinzo Abe.

Anindya Bhattacharyya: Britain and India: Dividing to rule

2063

12

11.8.07

The policies of independence leaders and their colonial masters led to the tragic division of India following the end of British rule, argues Anindya Bhattacharyya