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South Asia Sri Lankan president pledges to block rival By Wasantha Rupasinghe, 18 July 2015 Sirisena’s willingness to use his autocratic powers to prevent Rajapakse becoming prime minister exposes the fraudulent claim that his election represented a “democratic revolution.” Japanese government pushes militarist legislation amid mass protests By Oscar Grenfell, 17 July 2015 The passage of the laws marks a further stage in the militarist “reinterpretation” of Japan’s nominally pacifist constitution. Socialist Equality Party fields 43 candidates in Sri Lankan general elections By our correspondent, 16 July 2015 The SEP’s election slates are headed by leading party members with long-standing records of fighting for socialist internationalism. Sri Lanka: SEP meeting defends victimised plantation workers By our correspondents, 15 July 2015 Central hills plantation workers attend SEP public meeting in defiance of ongoing union and police harassment. SEP to stand in Sri Lankan general election By the Socialist Equality Party, 13 July 2015 The SEP is the only party advancing an internationalist and socialist program against war, austerity and attacks on democratic rights. Colombo’s “fastest growing tourism” status obtained at the poor’s expense By Vilani Peiris, 4 July 2015 The transformation of Colombo into a destination for wealthy tourists is the product of ruthless attacks on the inner-city poor, including mass evictions. Support grows for victimised Sri Lankan tea estate workers By our correspondents, 1 July 2015 Plantation workers denounce frame-up charges against Deeside estate workers. Malaysia’s opposition coalition breaks apart By John Roberts, 30 June 2015 The collapse of the three-party pact changes the political landscape and points to growing instability. Sri Lanka SEP calls public meeting to defend victimised plantation workers The Glenugie tea plantation workers were victimised for playing a leading role in a three-day strike in February against an arbitrary increase in workloads. Sri Lankan president dissolves parliament amid political uncertainty By K. Ratnayake, 29 June 2015 Since the January 8 presidential election, Sirisena and his minority government have faced one crisis after another. Over 1,100 killed by heat wave in Pakistan By Sampath Perera, 27 June 2015 The victims have died because of electricity outages, water supply shortages, inadequate healthcare facilities and government indifference. SEP public meeting assesses political turmoil in Sri Lanka By our correspondents, 26 June 2015 A successful meeting in Colombo examined the turmoil confronting President Sirisena’s government. SEP/IYSSE public meetings to discuss Sri Lankan political crisis The Socialist Equality Party and the International Youth and Students for Social Equality are holding public meetings throughout Sri Lanka. Sri Lanka’s Punguduthivu: An island devastated by war By Subash Somachandran and M. Kalaimaaran, 24 June 2015 Unbearable social conditions and de facto military rule continue after nearly three decades of war in Sri Lanka’s north. US drive to war dominates Philippine presidential election discussions By Joseph Santolan, 18 June 2015 The stakes in the 2016 presidential election are qualitatively higher than in previous contests, with the paramount question being war with China. Sri Lanka: Reinstate victimised Deeside plantation workers! By the Socialist Equality Party (Sri Lanka), 15 June 2015 What took place at the Deeside division is a rehearsal for broader attacks by government and the corporate elite on all sections of the working class. Indian prime minister visits Bangladesh to strengthen ties against China By Deepal Jayasekera, 12 June 2015 Modi and his Bangladeshi counterpart declared that bilateral relations had entered a new phase. Sri Lankan government facing deepening financial crisis By Saman Gunadasa, 8 June 2015 The government is raising commercial loans to cover payments on existing loans, heightening the political uncertainty in Colombo. US defence secretary boosts military ties with India By K. Ratnayake, 5 June 2015 As Washington ratcheted up its confrontation with China over the South China Sea, Carter’s trip to India emphasised greater naval cooperation. India: One year of the Modi-led, BJP government By Deepal Jayasekera and Keith Jones, 30 May 2015 The BJP has moved India sharply right, lending support to the US’s anti-China “pivot,” imposing austerity and pro-market “reforms,” and inciting Hindu supremacism. Sri Lankan plantation companies reject wage increase By Madhava Jayawardena and Pani Wijesiriwardena, 30 May 2015 Amid falling global prices, employers are demanding higher daily quotas from plantation workers. Sri Lankan president postpones parliamentary election By K. Ratnayake, 29 May 2015 Sirisena has refused to set a poll date, breaking his promise to dissolve parliament on April 23 and call an election. Murder of Tamil student sparks protests in northern Sri Lanka By Subash Somachandran, 23 May 2015 Sinhala extremists have reacted to protests in Jaffna over the killing of an 18-year-old schoolgirl by whipping up anti-Tamil communalism. Growing danger of landslides in Sri Lanka By Vijith Samarasinghe, 22 May 2015 The refusal of successive Sri Lankan governments to initiate basic safety measures has led to growing numbers of landslide disasters. Sri Lankan landslide victims still in makeshift accommodation By S. K. Irangani, 22 May 2015 The situation facing Meeriyabedda Estate landslide victims highlights the desperate social conditions facing Sri Lankan plantation workers and their families. India’s BJP government presses forward with big business “reforms” By Deepal Jayasekera, 15 May 2015 The newly-enacted “reforms” will further enrich local and global investors at the expense of the working class and rural toilers. Historians condemn Japan’s whitewashing of war crimes By Ben McGrath, 11 May 2015 Nearly 200 historians published a statement last Tuesday calling on Tokyo to cease distorting the history of comfort women. Sri Lanka: Evicted Colombo shanty dwellers face desperate situation By Vilani Peiris, 9 May 2015 Some of those forced out are living in wooden huts without water or sanitation. Sri Lanka: Campaign for International May Day wins warm response By our correspondents, 24 April 2015 University students and workers in Colombo are signing up for the May 3 global online rally. Indian Stalinists reaffirm right-wing “political-tactical” line By our correspondents in Visakhapatnam, 18 April 2015 This week’s congress of the Communist Party of India (Marxist) formally reaffirmed the policy under which it has propped up a series of rightwing governments dedicated to pro-market “reform.” Sri Lankan government postpones constitutional amendment By Pani Wijesiriwardena, 11 April 2015 The proposed changes are not to defend democratic rights but to hoodwink working people as the government prepares to impose its austerity agenda. Sri Lankan police crackdown on protesting students By Pradeep Ramanayake, 3 April 2015 The police attack on university students makes clear that the Sirisena government is rapidly moving to impose new austerity measures. Sri Lankan tea plantation workers oppose Glenugie estate witch-hunt By M. Devarajah, 28 March 2015 The charges are a crude attempt to intimidate the workforce, following a three-day strike against increased work quotas. India bans BBC documentary on 2012 Delhi gang rape By Wasantha Rupasinghe, 27 March 2015 In a blatant attack on free speech, India’s Hindu supremacist BJP government has banned India’s Daughter, a BBC documentary on a notorious 2012 gang rape and murder in Delhi. Sri Lankan police arrest estate workers following strike against quota increase By M. Devarajah, 21 March 2015 The arrests are part of a police-media witch-hunt against workers who struck for three days against an increase in their daily picking loads. IMF rejects Sri Lankan request for loan bailout By Saman Gunadasa, 20 March 2015 The IMF’s blunt message to Sri Lanka is for new social attacks on the working class and poor. Mounting anger over Bangladeshi ferry disasters By Wimal Perera, 9 March 2015 Ferry owners maximise their profits by violating safety rules and regulations in league with government authorities at the expense of passengers’ lives. Tamil party in Sri Lanka calls for international war crimes inquiry By S. Jayanth, 7 March 2015 The TNA is attempting to put maximum pressure on the new Colombo government to secure a significant devolution of power to the Tamil elite. Sri Lankan pseudo-left dresses up US regime-change as a “democratic revolution” By K. Ratnayake, 6 March 2015 The grubbier the political whitewash, the bigger the lies and historical falsifications—and it so proves to be the case with NSSP leader Karunaratne. Sri Lankan opposition parties seek to bring back Rajapakse By W.A. Sunil, 28 February 2015 Racked by political instability and economic crisis, both wings of the ruling elite are preparing for deep attacks on the working class. Sri Lankan police attack estate workers protesting police killing By M. Devarajah and A. Shanthakumar, 18 February 2015 The arrest of scores of demonstrators is a major attack on democratic rights by President Sirisena’s administration. Sri Lankan plantation union pressures workers to end strike By M. Devarajah and W.A. Sunil, 13 February 2015 The National Union of Workers intervened yesterday to shut down a strike by 600 plantation workers from the Glenuige Estate over increased workloads. Top US diplomat heaps praise on new Sri Lankan government By Deepal Jayasekera, 6 February 2015 Washington’s support for Sri Lankan President Sirisena is above all because he is reorienting the country’s foreign policy away from China and firmly towards the US. New York Times columnist advises how to protect pro-US government in Sri Lanka By K. Ratnayake, 23 January 2015 Law professor Ryan Goodman suggests a targeted “human rights” campaign to prevent members of the previous government returning to power. Indian elite welcomes change of government in Sri Lanka By Deepal Jayasekera, 17 January 2015 India’s over-riding concern is securing Sri Lanka’s shift away from Beijing. SEP wages powerful campaign in Sri Lankan presidential election By Pani Wijesiriwardena, 15 January 2015 The SEP alone fought for the political independence of the working class from all the pro-capitalist candidates. New Sri Lankan president appoints his cabinet By Deepal Jayasekera, 14 January 2015 The overwhelming majority of ministers are drawn from the right-wing and pro-US United National Party. The outcome of the Sri Lankan election and its international implications By Deepal Jayasekera, 12 January 2015 What has unfolded since Sirisena deserted Rajapakse’s government is a US-sponsored regime-change operation. India’s Modi regime imposes big business “reforms” by executive fiat By Kranti Kumara, 9 January 2015 The ordinances were aimed at demonstrating to big business that the government is ready to use authoritarian methods to impose neoliberal reforms. Tamil nationalists support US-backed opposition in Sri Lankan election By K. Nesan, 7 January 2015 The TNA is backing Maithripala Sirisena, who is just as responsible for the government’s crimes during the civil war and the attacks on the working class. JVP campaigns for pro-US opposition candidate in Sri Lankan presidential election By Nanda Wickremasinghe, 6 January 2015 Having long ago integrated itself into the Colombo establishment, the JVP has increasingly accommodated to Washington. Sri Lankan opposition candidate issues pro-US, pro-business manifesto By W.A. Sunil, 31 December 2014 One of the central purposes of Sirisena’s manifesto is to send a clear signal that he will shift foreign policy decisively towards the West. Financial Times points to US regime-change intrigue in Sri Lanka By K. Ratnayake, 30 December 2014 The newspaper highlights the “unexpectedly well-organised opposition campaign” that has emerged in the presidential election—with Washington’s support. Sri Lanka: NSSP leader campaigns for right-wing, pro-US presidential candidate By Pani Wijesiriwardena—SEP presidential candidate, 27 December 2014 The NSSP’s election campaign is part of the international line-up of pseudo-left organisations behind US imperialism and its aggressive drive for global hegemony. Sri Lanka: SEP presidential candidate addresses Colombo meeting By our correspondents, 20 December 2014 The SEP campaign aims to build a socialist and internationalist movement of the working class against imperialist war and attacks on basic rights and living conditions. Sri Lankan plantation workers denounce government over landslide tragedy By our correspondents, 20 November 2014 Strikes and demonstrations condemned the Rajapakse government, plantation managements and trade unions for leaving families exposed to disasters for years. Director Carlos Reygadas at the Colombo film festival: But what is cinematic art? By Saman Gunadasa, 18 November 2014 Several works by the Mexican filmmaker were highlighted at the recent Colombo film festival. The primitive realism and worship of the unconscious in Reygadas’ approach to cinema is considered here. Obama at APEC: US steps up economic offensive against China By Nick Beams, 14 November 2014 US trade policy is based on a drive to secure domination of the world economy, using both military and economic means. Threat of war hangs over ASEAN summit By Joseph Santolan, 14 November 2014 The tensions throughout Southeast Asia, centered upon the disputed waters of the South China Sea, have reached their sharpest pitch in decades. Canada deeply implicated in US anti-China “pivot” By Laurent Lafrance, 14 November 2014 The Conservative government is integrating Canada ever more fully into Washington’s “pivot to Asia.” ASEAN summit opens in Myanmar By Joseph Santolan, 13 November 2014 The summit’s first day was marked by an avoidance of the question of the South China Sea. Indian contract workers continue strike at state-owned energy company By Arun Kumar and Kranti Kumara, 3 October 2014 Striking Neyveli Lignite Corporation contract workers in the southern India state of Tamil Nadu are defying a high court back-to-work order. India strengthens strategic ties with Vietnam By John Roberts, 26 September 2014 The Indian and Vietnamese presidents issued a joint statement on the need for security in the South China Sea that was clearly aimed against China. Floods in South Asia kill hundreds By Wimal Perera, 18 September 2014 The rivalry among various states in South Asia, rooted in the 1947 communal partition of the sub-continent, has prevented any coordinated effort to control the flooding. Pakistani talks to end anti-government protests collapse By Sampath Perera, 12 September 2014 The political impasse facing Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif’s government has deepened, with protest leaders continuing to call for his resignation. Australia-India uranium deal strengthens economic and strategic ties By Peter Symonds, 6 September 2014 The uranium pact removes an obstacle to closer military relations between Australia and India as part of broader US efforts to forge an anti-China bloc. India: NLC contract workers launch indefinite strike By Arun Kumar, 6 September 2014 Workers are demanding permanency of jobs, wage hikes and higher bonuses. Pakistani military intervenes in political crisis By K. Ratnayake, 30 August 2014 The direct involvement of the army in the current political turmoil is an ominous sign that further inroads into democratic rights are being prepared. Sri Lankan unions call off health workers’ strike By our correspondents, 22 August 2014 By ending the strike, the heath unions have demonstrated that they function as agents of the government against workers. Sri Lankan Central Bank chief covers up debt crisis warnings By Saman Gunadasa, 20 August 2014 The Rajapakse government is frantically borrowing, at high interest rates, to sustain “economic growth.” Pakistani opposition parties launch anti-government protest By Sampath Perera, 15 August 2014 The so-called “Freedom March” is demanding Prime Minister Sharif’s resignation and the formation of an unelected interim government. Sri Lankan SEP to hold public meeting in Colombo on world war threats 9 August 2014 The SEP meeting will discuss the imperialist war drive and the fight for socialism. Sri Lankan government to deport Pakistani and Afghan refugees By W. A. Sunil, 11 July 2014 The Rajapakse government’s decision is a blatant violation of democratic rights and international law. UN appoints panel for inquiry into Sri Lankan human rights violations By W. A. Sunil, 5 July 2014 The UNHRC probe into alleged war crimes signals intensifying US-led Western pressure on Colombo. Sri Lanka: Sinhala-Buddhist mobs unleash violence against Muslims By our correspondents, 17 June 2014 The Sri Lankan government has encouraged fascist-type groups to divide workers and divert growing opposition to its policies. Sri Lankan president boasts of economic growth By Saman Gunadasa, 9 May 2014 Behind the talk of a booming economy, the government is preparing further attacks on the living standards of workers and poor. India: Modi reiterates pledge to expel “Bangladeshi” Muslims in wake of communal massacre By Deepal Jayasekera, 8 May 2014 In the wake of the communal massacre of more than three dozen Muslims in Assam, BJP prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi has amplified his communally-charged denunciations of Bangladeshi Muslim migrants. Indian elections: Rival right-wing parties in Tamil Nadu make populist promises By Sasi Kumar, 3 May 2014 All the parties and fronts that are contesting the elections in Tamil Nadu are committed to continuing the socially incendiary economic “reforms” demanded by foreign investors and Indian big business. Indian workers speak in solidarity with International May Day By our correspondents, 26 April 2014 The WSWS spoke with workers in southern India, including from the Neyveli Lignite Corporation and in Chennai’s Sriperumbudur special economic zone. Sri Lankan workers and youth express support for online May Day Rally By our reporters, 26 April 2014 The SEP has received an enthusiastic response in its campaign in Colombo for the upcoming International May Day online rally. Sri Lanka police attack railway workers By Panini Wijesiriwardane, 24 April 2014 The police attack is a message by the Rajapakse government that it will not tolerate any opposition to its austerity program. Indian Stalinists promote fraud of “secular,” “pro-people” Third Front By Deepal Jayasekera and Keith Jones, 5 April 2014 The Indian Stalinists have responded to the intensification of the class struggle by redoubling their efforts to patch together an alliance with right-wing regional and caste-based parties—once and future allies of the Congress and/or BJP. Beautification: An exhibition by Sri Lankan artist Chandraguptha Thenuwara By Darshana Medis and Panini Wijesiriwardane, 4 April 2014 Thenuwara’s show partially revealed a post-war Sri Lanka reality that the government wants to hide. Sri Lankan government detains human rights activists under anti-terror law By Athiyan Silva and S. Jayanth, 19 March 2014 Rajapakse’s government is making a renewed attack on those who are exposing its war crimes and abuses, while fabricating claims of an LTTE revival. Sri Lanka: SEP election campaign explains danger of war By our correspondents, 15 March 2014 War, water pollution and the impoverished conditions of rubber plantation workers were among the issues discussed by SEP campaigners in Awissawella. US presents new UNHRC resolution on Sri Lankan human rights By Panini Wijesiriwardena, 8 March 2014 Though the draft does not call for an international probe, it is a sharp warning to Colombo to align with the US. South Korean unions hold token “people’s strike” By Ben McGrath, 6 March 2014 The unions called the protest to contain mounting anger among workers and block an independent movement against the Park government. Chronic kidney disease spreads in rural Sri Lanka By W. A. Sunil, 5 March 2014 The disease has reached epidemic levels because of inadequate health facilities and government neglect. New report documents Sri Lankan military’s killing of surrendering LTTE leaders By Wasantha Rupasinghe, 4 March 2014 The ICEP report provides further compelling evidence of Colombo’s war crimes. Pakistani air raids escalate in North Waziristan By Sampath Perera, 28 February 2014 Up to 100 people have reportedly been killed, triggering a mass exodus of people fearing a full-scale military offensive, as demanded by Washington. Obama threatens total US withdrawal from Afghanistan By Bill Van Auken, 27 February 2014 In the face of Karzai’s failure to sign a deal granting blanket immunity to US troops, Obama is threatening to withdraw them all. Sri Lanka: Police intimidation against SEP workers inquiry on industrial pollution By Panini Wijesiriwardane, 27 February 2014 The SEP warns that the police surveillance is in preparation for a witch hunt against its members and supporters. India: BJP PM candidate Modi makes provocative anti-China speech By Deepal Jayasekera, 27 February 2014 Just days after the US signaled its readiness to do business with the BJP prime ministerial candidate, he travelled to one of the remotest corners of India to denounce Chinese “expansionism.” Sri Lankan military training against mock student protest By Wasantha Rupasinghe, 25 February 2014 Troops with assault rifles and riot police armed with batons and transparent shields were used to disperse and arrest the mock protestors, demanding free education. Indian parliament votes to create new Telangana state By Deepal Jayasekera, 22 February 2014 India’s Congress Party-led government has rammed a bitterly contested law through parliament that creates a new state—Telangana—by bifurcating Andhra Pradesh. SEP manifesto for the Western Provincial Council election Vote for the Socialist Equality Party (Sri Lanka)! Fight for a socialist program against war, austerity and police state methods! By the Socialist Equality Party (Sri Lanka), 22 February 2014 The SEP is the only party that advances a socialist and internationalist program to mobilise and unite workers against the growing threat of war, austerity and the suppression of democratic rights. Sri Lanka’s war crimes and the US “human rights” charade By K. Ratnayake, 20 February 2014 The working class should reject the machinations of the US and its allies, while unequivocally condemning the Sri Lankan government war crimes. Bangladeshi government appeals for military backing By Sarath Kumara, 15 February 2014 The government’s immediate target is the official opposition, but its main concern is rising discontent in the working class. Sri Lankan SEP holds public meeting on workers inquiry into water pollution By Rohantha de Silva, 12 February 2014 Weliweriya residents and students discussed the significance of the Independent Workers Inquiry.
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Sosyalist Eşitlik Partisi - Sri Lanka Sri Lanka SEP, 50. yıldönümü için güçlü bir toplantı düzenledi Muhabirlerimizden, 29 Haziran 2018 Sri Lanka’daki Sosyalist Eşitlik Partisi (SEP), 22 Haziran’da Colombo’da, 50. yıldönümünü kutlamak için başarılı bir toplantı düzenledi. SEP’in Sri Lanka’daki 50. yıldönümü toplantısı göçmen karşıtı saldırıları mahkum etti Sosyalist Eşitlik Partisi (Sri Lanka), 29 Haziran 2018 Aşağıdaki karar, Sri Lanka’daki Sosyalist Eşitlik Partisi’nin bu ay Colombo’da düzenlenen 50. yıldönümü toplantısında oybirliği ile kabul edildi. David North’un Sri Lanka SEP’in 50. yıldönümü toplantısına gönderdiği kutlama mesajı David North, 29 Haziran 2018 Sadece Sri Lanka’da değil ama Asya genelinde önümüzde duran mücadelelerde muazzam bir tarihsel rol oynamak SEP’in yazgısıdır. Sri Lanka’da ve Hindistan’da Assange’a özgürlük eylemleri çağrısı yapıldı Muhabirlerimizden, 9 Haziran 2018 Sri Lanka’daki ve Hindistan’daki Troçkistler, Julian Assange’a özgürlük için süregiden uluslararası kampanyanın bir parçası olarak, 19 Haziran’da Colombo’da ve Tamil Nadu eyaletinin başkenti Chennai yakınlarında protestolar düzenleyecekler. Maruti Suzuki işçileri ve Güney Asya genelinde sınıf mücadelesinin yeniden canlanması Wije Dias, 8 Mayıs 2018 DEUK’un Sri Lanka şubesinin genel sekreteri ve 50 yılı aşkın süredir emektar bir Troçkist olan Wije Dias, DEUK’un Uluslararası Çevrimiçi 1 Mayıs Toplantısı’nda Colombo’dan konuştu. Sri Lanka SEP ve IYSSE, hükümetin yasağına rağmen başarılı bir 1 Mayıs toplantısı düzenledi Muhabirlerimizden, 4 Mayıs 2018 Sri Lanka’daki Sosyalist Eşitlik Partisi (SEP) ve Toplumsal Eşitlik İçin Uluslararası Gençlik ve Öğrenciler (IYSSE), 1 Mayıs günü, Colombo’da, güçlü bir 1 Mayıs toplantısı düzenledi. SEP ve IYSSE, Sri Lanka hükümetinin 1 Mayıs yasağına karşı gösteri yaptı Muhabirlerimizden, 2 Mayıs 2018 Sosyalist Eşitlik Partisi ve Toplumsal Eşitlik İçin Uluslararası Gençlik ve Öğrenciler, geçtiğimiz Cuma günü öğleden sonra hükümetin 1 Mayıs yasağına karşı Colombo Fort tren istasyonunda toplandı. Sendika bürokratlarının WSWS muhabirlerine yönelik haydutluğunu durdurun! Sosyalist Eşitlik Partisi (Sri Lanka), 6 Nisan 2018 Sri Lanka’daki Sosyalist Eşitlik Partisi, üniversite emekçileri sendikası bürokratlarının WSWS muhabirlerine ve SEP ile IYSSE üyelerine yönelik şiddetini ve tehditlerini güçlü bir şekilde mahkum eder. Sri Lanka’daki Müslüman topluluğa yönelik ırkçı şiddete karşı çıkın Sosyalist Eşitlik Partisi (Sri Lanka), 13 Mart 2018 Sri Lanka’daki Sosyalist Eşitlik Partisi (SEP), Sinhala-Budist ırkçı çetelerinin ülkedeki Müslüman halka karşı zincirlerinden boşalttığı zorbalığı şiddetle mahkum eder. Sri Lanka yerel seçimleri: SEP’in kemer sıkmaya ve savaşa karşı kampanyasını destekleyin! Bir işçi-köylü hükümeti için mücadele edin! Sosyalist Eşitlik Partisi (Sri Lanka), 30 Ocak 2018 SEP, işçi sınıfını, kapitalist sınıfın tüm hiziplerinden bağımsız bir şekilde, bir işçi-köylü hükümeti uğruna mücadelede harekete geçirmek için kampanya yürütüyor. Yoldaş Keerthi Balasuriya’nın 30. ölüm yıldönümü üzerine 22 Aralık 2017 Aşağıdaki mektup, WSWS Yayın Kurulu Başkanı David North tarafından, Keerthi Balasuriya’nın 30. ölüm yıldönümünü anmak üzere toplanan Sosyalist Eşitlik Partisi’ne (Sri Lanka) gönderildi. Savaşa karşı siyasi mücadele ve Sosyalist Eşitlik Partisi’nin görevleri Sosyalist Eşitlik Partisi’nin (Sri Lanka) Birinci Ulusal Kongresi’nin perspektif kararı Sosyalist Eşitlik Partisi (Sri Lanka), 8 Temmuz 2017 SEP’in (Sri Lanka) kongresinde oybirliğiyle kabul edilen karar, partinin artan emperyalist savaş ve toplumsal karşı-devrim tehdidine karşı Sri Lanka’daki ve Güney Asya’daki mücadelesinin ana dayanağıdır. 1 Mayıs 2017: Güney Asya’da uluslararası sosyalizm uğruna mücadele Wije Dias, 5 Mayıs 2017 Sri Lanka’da Sosyalist Eşitlik Partisi’nin Genel Sekreteri Wije Dias’ın, 30 Nisan’da düzenlenen 2017 Uluslararası Çevrimiçi 1 Mayıs Toplantısı’ndaki konuşması.