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Fra Socialist Worker nr. 2117

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Frontpage: Nato tries to hide Afghan massacres

2117

6.9.08

Simon Assaf: Revealed: New airstrike kills 70: Nato tries to hide Afghan massacres

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1

6.9.08

New Labour banging war drums – again

2117

1

6.9.08

Charlie Kimber: Karen Reissmann – campaign continues

2117

2

6.9.08

US state cracks down on anti-war protesters

2117

2

6.9.08

Reality behind the US rhetoric on Iraq

2117

2

6.9.08

Esme Choonara: London bus workers stage mass pickets

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3

6.9.08

Alex Callinicos: Obama is playing the system’s game

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4

6.9.08

Riaz Ahmed: War and poverty – faultlines in Pakistan

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4

6.9.08

Matthew Cookson: TUC conference: Don’t let workers pay for the crisis

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5

6.9.08

Anindya Bhattacharyya: Stoke shows what happens when Nazis gain a foothold

2117

5

6.9.08

Sadie Robinson: Is Caucasus conflict a new Cold War?

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6

6.9.08

Terry Wrigley: Education: Attacking the poor in name of justice

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6

6.9.08

Letters

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7

6.9.08

Simon Basketter: Migrant workers: ‘We deserve to be treated like human beings’

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8

6.9.08

Simon Basketter: Britain’s big name companies that rely on the gangmasters

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8

6.9.08

Simon Basketter: Domestic workers in private homes suffer a hidden misery of exploitation, poor health and abuse

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9

6.9.08

Simon Basketter: The restaurants where the wine is worth more than the workers

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9

6.9.08

Yuri Prasad: Racism: After raids target black males, why no outcry from leaders?

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9

6.9.08

SW Appeal: help us raise £150,000: A fighting paper for times of crisis and resistance

2117

11

6.9.08

Editorial: Unions must turn rhetoric into reality to beat the pay freeze

2117

12

6.9.08

Editorial: Private Finance Initiative – fleecing our services

2117

12

6.9.08

Editorial: As one prime minister resigns, Gordon Brown should be next

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12

6.9.08

Danny Dorling: Comment: Life is short – if you’re poor in Manchester

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12

6.9.08

John Rees: Oliver Cromwell’s legacy

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13

6.9.08

Sadie Robinson: Labour in turmoil as recession looms

2117

16

6.9.08

Glyn Robbins: Housing plan is little more than sticking plaster

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16

6.9.08

Giles Ji Ungpakorn: A briefing on the continuing crisis in Thailand (online only)

2117

6.9.08