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South Asia Striking Tamil Nadu auto workers face dismissal By Moses Rajkumar and Nanda Kumar, 17 October 2018 The unions have refused to mobilise workers to defend strikers at Yamaha, Enfield and MSA, and instead are making futile appeals to the courts and state government. As Pakistan seeks IMF bailout, US intensifies pressure on Islamabad By Sampath Perera, 16 October 2018 Washington has served notice that it intends to leverage Pakistan’s current account crisis to disrupt Islamabad’s economic and strategic partnership with China Sri Lankan tea estate workers step up demands for higher pay By M. Thevarajah, 13 October 2018 Demonstrations by estate workers underscore growing working-class opposition to the attacks of the government and employers. The struggle for socialism and the importance of history: David North interviewed on Radio Sri Lanka 12 October 2018 David North, chairman of the international editorial board of the World Socialist Web Site, was interviewed at length on Radio Sri Lanka’s “Coffee with Dan” program early this week. Tamil Nadu police arrest hundreds of striking Indian autoworkers By Arun Kumar and Moses Rajkumar, 11 October 2018 Strikes and protests have broken out in Tamil Nadu companies that employ the majority of India’s 7.6 million auto manufacturing workers. David North’s lecture at Peradeniya University in Kandy attracts significant support from students and workers By our reporters, 5 October 2018 The 200-strong audience responded enthusiastically to the lecture marking the 80th anniversary of the founding of the Fourth International. David North outlines contemporary relevance of Trotskyism at Colombo media briefing By our reporters, 3 October 2018 North’s address provoked thoughtful questions from Capital Radio and Independent Television Network reporters. Text of David North's remarks to Sri Lankan press conference on Trotskyism By David North, 2 October 2018 These remarks were delivered by David North, chairman of the WSWS International Editorial Board, at a press briefing in Colombo on October 1. Sri Lankan students discuss upcoming anniversary meetings on the history of the Trotskyist movement By our reporters, 2 October 2018 University students in Kandy and Colombo outline their financial difficulties, concerns about unemployment and voice support for David North’s forthcoming lectures. Sri Lankan plantation workers demonstrate for higher wages By M. Thevarajah, 29 September 2018 The union-controlled protest was organised to promote illusions that the companies and the government will grant a “reasonable” pay rise for estate workers. BJP government pushes Air India into financial morass to hasten privatization By Kranti Kumara, 28 September 2018 The Indian government is determined to sell off what is among the country’s most identifiable companies internationally, so as to underline its commitment to the fire sale of public assets. The 50th anniversary of the founding of the SEP (Sri Lanka) The RCL/SEP’s political struggle against petty-bourgeois radicalism By Kapila Fernando, 28 September 2018 The past five decades have confirmed the far-sightedness of the RCL/SEP’s political analysis and exposure of the petty-bourgeois radicalism of the JVP. Pro-US candidate wins Maldives presidential election By Rohantha De Silva, 26 September 2018 Yameen’s electoral defeat will be used by the US and India to boost their political and strategic influence in the Maldives which will heighten regional geopolitical tensions. The 50th anniversary of the founding of the SEP (Sri Lanka) From the LSSP’s Great Betrayal to the founding of the RCL By Wije Dias, 26 September 2018 This is the second in a series of articles published by the Socialist Equality Party in Sri Lanka to mark the fiftieth anniversary of its foundation in June 1968. UN expert advises Sri Lankan government about social impact of austerity measures By Saman Gunadasa, 25 September 2018 The statements are a warning to the government and international finance capital that the worsening living conditions of the working people in Sri Lanka will produce a social explosion. India cancels talks with Pakistan, threatens military action By Keith Jones, 24 September 2018 India’s army chief said “pain” should be inflicted on Pakistan, while applauding New Delhi’s scuttling of foreign ministerial talks with Pakistan. The 50th anniversary of the founding of the SEP (Sri Lanka) The lessons of the Lanka Sama Samaja Party’s Great Betrayal By Rohantha De Silva and Vilani Peiris, 24 September 2018 This series of articles published by the Socialist Equality Party in Sri Lanka marks the fiftieth anniversary of its foundation in June 1968. Bangladesh garment workers denounce minimum wage offer By Wimal Perera, 20 September 2018 Four million workers in the profitable garment industry have not had a pay rise since 2013. 80th anniversary of the Fourth International and 50th anniversary of the SEP (Sri Lanka) David North to address meetings in Sri Lanka on the lessons of the history and contemporary struggle for socialism 19 September 2018 Understanding the historic fight waged by the Fourth International and the SEP for the revolutionary leadership of the international working class is vital for the emerging class struggles. Sri Lankan prime minister threatens increased internet and social media censorship By Saman Gunadasa, 10 September 2018 Wickremesinghe’s comments are part of the escalating global censorship of the internet and social media, and other attacks on democratic rights. India: Police charge pro-Dalit activists under anti-terrorism laws By Kranti Kumara, 6 September 2018 With the aim of muzzling opposition to the BJP government and its noxious Hindu supremacist ideology, police arrested five left-wing activists after conducting warrantless searches of their homes. US and Japan increase efforts to undercut Chinese influence in Sri Lanka By Rohantha De Silva, 3 September 2018 The US, Japan and India are continuing to publicly voice their concerns over Colombo’s relations with Beijing. UN condemns Burma’s persecution of Rohingya minority By Oscar Grenfell, 30 August 2018 The release of the UN panel report coincides with calls for tougher US sanctions against Burma, aimed at pressuring it to scale back its ties with China. India: Kerala floods death toll climbs to 445 By Sathish Simon and Deepal Jayasekera, 27 August 2018 Although water levels are receding, flood survivors have been virtually abandoned by government authorities. Right-wing populist Imran Khan sworn in as Pakistan prime minister By Sampath Perera, 22 August 2018 Khan’s promises of an “Islamic welfare state” will quickly prove to be a cruel hoax as his government imposes a fresh-round of IMF-style austerity. Unprecedented monsoonal floods kill over 370 in southwest India By Sathish Simon, 20 August 2018 While heavy monsoonal rain is normal at this time of the year, the disastrous levels of flooding in Kerala are unprecedented and not a “natural” event. Taliban attack on Afghan city deepens crisis of US puppet regime in Kabul By Jordan Shilton, 18 August 2018 Driven by the mounting instability of the Afghan regime and the threat that regional rivals Russia and China could expand their involvement in the country, Washington has quietly reopened direct talks with the Taliban. Amidst Turkish crisis Indian rupee falls to all-time low By Deepal Jayasekera, 18 August 2018 The decline of Indian rupee is a part of a global rush by investors away from so-called emerging markets. Sri Lankan unions sell out railway workers and call off strike By W.A. Sunil, 13 August 2018 Railway workers must reject the unions’ betrayal of their longstanding salary demands and build action committees of rank-and-file workers on an alternative socialist program. Government-backed thugs attack student protests in Bangladesh By Pradeep Ramanayake, 10 August 2018 Demonstrations involving thousands of teenage students erupted in Dhaka and continued for nine days. Indian government threatens to end citizenship for millions of Assam residents By Rohantha De Silva, 9 August 2018 The Bharatiya Janata Party is whipping up Hindu chauvinism, not just in Assam state, but throughout India. Bangladesh: Police and government thugs attack protesting students and teachers By Rohantha De Silva, 3 August 2018 The Awami League-led government has encouraged the ruling party’s notoriously violent youth movement to assault demonstrators. Indian government backs mob lynchings targeting Muslims and minorities By Pradeep Ramayake, 26 July 2018 These attacks are the result of provocations by Hindu extremist groups, supported by the BJP government. A reply to a comment on the obituary of Sri Lankan filmmaker Lester James Peries By Pani Wijesiriwardane and Gamini Karunatileka, 24 July 2018 Our basic objective was to examine Peries’s general contribution to Sri Lankan cinema and how he came to be known as its father. Indian elite alarmed as Maldives gravitates toward China By Rohantha De Silva, 20 July 2018 The rivalry between India and China over the Maldives underscores the geo-political tensions created by Washington’s offensive against Beijing. Sri Lankan SEP member Mohamdiramlage Chandrasiri (1955–2018) By Wimal Fernando, 19 July 2018 Retired bank worker Chandrasiri will always be remembered for his selfless dedication to Trotskyism, the rights of the working class and the building of the SEP. Former Pakistan PM Sharif arrested in run-up to election By Sampath Perera, 17 July 2018 Pakistani state authorities banned all public gatherings in Sharif’s home town prior to his arrival, suspended mobile services, and deployed thousands of police and paramilitary Rangers. Millions of refugees face harsh conditions across South Asia By Rohantha De Silva, 13 July 2018 The plight of millions of refugees in South Asia is a damning indictment of the imperialist powers and the regional ruling elites. India: Victims of police attack on Tuticorin protests speak out By Sasi Kumar and Moses Rajkumar, 5 July 2018 WSWS reporters interviewed survivors of the police assault on demonstrators demanding the closure of the Sterlite copper smelter. More support from Sri Lanka for WikiLeaks editor By our correspondents, 4 July 2018 “WikiLeaks editor Julian Assange courageously exposes the criminality of the US, its machinations, lies and cover-ups.” Thousands of West Bengal textile workers locked out; New Zealand nurses union cancels planned strike Workers Struggles: Asia, Australia and the Pacific The World Socialist Web Site invites workers and other readers to contribute to this regular feature. Sri Lankan unions betray national postal strike By W.A. Sunil, 28 June 2018 The unions called off the indefinite walkout after accepting vague promises from government authorities. SEP anniversary meeting in Sri Lanka denounces anti-immigrant attacks By the Socialist Equality Party (Sri Lanka), 27 June 2018 The following resolution was unanimously endorsed at the Sri Lankan Socialist Equality Party’s 50th anniversary meeting, held in Colombo this month. SEP in Sri Lanka holds powerful 50th anniversary meeting By our correspondents, 27 June 2018 The meeting began by paying tribute to the party’s founding general secretary Keerthi Balasuriya, Wilfred Pereira and all those who gave their lives to the fight for Trotskyism in Sri Lanka and South Asia. Greetings from David North to the 50th anniversary meeting of the Sri Lankan SEP By David North, 27 June 2018 For a half century, the party that was founded in 1968 by an extraordinary group of young revolutionaries has upheld the banner of the International Committee of the Fourth International. Sri Lanka: Striking postal workers criticise the trade unions By our correspondents, 26 June 2018 While postal workers are determine to continue their fight, the trade unions are seeking ways to sabotage the campaign. Sri Lankan artists, translators and workers endorse international campaign to defend Julian Assange By our correspondents, 25 June 2018 More Sri Lankan academics, writers and workers have spoken out in support of the International Committee of the Fourth International’s campaign in defence of the WikiLeaks editor. Bangladesh government intensifies “anti-drug” crackdown By Wimal Perera, 25 June 2018 The crackdown is being used to target political opponents and suppress the mounting popular opposition to Hasina’s big business policies. Nine million truck drivers across India strike over increasing fuel prices By Wasantha Rupasinghe, 19 June 2018 Although fuel price hikes are affecting working people as a whole, the union bureaucrats are blocking any united struggle against this and other government austerity measures. Indian workers and students demand freedom for Julian Assange By our reporters, 15 June 2018 Indian Trotskyists campaigned last week in Kolkata and Sriperumbudur as part of the international struggle to defend the WikiLeaks editor. Socialist Equality Party (Sri Lanka) to hold lectures to mark its 50th anniversary By our reporters, 14 June 2018 The SEP lecture series will discuss the significance of the party’s half-century struggle for Trotskyism. Free Julian Assange rallies called in Sri Lanka and India The SEP and supporters of the ICFI will demonstrate in Colombo, the Sri Lankan capital, and Sriperumbudur, in the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu. Sri Lankan workers and students defend Julian Assange By our correspondents, 7 June 2018 Many of those who spoke to the WSWS compared the attacks on WikiLeaks to the Sri Lankan government’s measures against journalists. Sri Lanka SEP files fundamental rights case against Colombo Municipal Council By our correspondent, 6 June 2018 The legal action against the May Day meeting ban seeks to further expose the government’s anti-democratic attacks on working people. Over 100 killed in Bangladesh “anti-drug” crackdown By Wimal Perera, 2 June 2018 Hundreds of police and Rapid Action Battalion personnel are being mobilised against slum dwellers. Remembrance Day in Sri Lanka exposes dead end of Tamil nationalism By K. Nesan, 1 June 2018 Tamil National Alliance officials were thrown out of the memorial of the May 18 massacre that ended of the Sri Lankan Civil War, as mass anger rises against the TNA. Rohingya refugees face catastrophe in Bangladesh By Rohantha De Silva, 31 May 2018 Despite hypocritical statements of concern by the major world powers, Rohingya are at risk from landslides, floods and epidemics this monsoon season. Ex-Sri Lankan defence secretary calls for brutal big business regime By Pani Wijesiriwardane, 29 May 2018 Gotabhaya Rajapakse is appealing to the ruling elite in preparation for the establishment of an even more authoritarian government. The Tuticorin massacre and Modi’s India By Keith Jones, 26 May 2018 The barbarity of class relations in contemporary India was laid bare in Tuesday’s police massacre of protesters in Tuticorin demanding the closure of a copper smelter that has spewed toxic chemicals for decades. Fearful of widening mass anger over police shootings Indian authorities shut down polluting copper plant in Tuticorin By Deepal Jayasekera, 25 May 2018 Sections of the ruling elite fear the police attacks in Tuticorin will fuel already volatile social tensions across India. Sri Lankan filmmaker Lester James Peries dies at 99 By Pani Wijesiriwardane and Gamini Karunatileka, 23 May 2018 Peries’s best films, like the great dramas directed by India’s Satyajit Ray and Japan’s Akira Kurosawa, have left their mark on Asian and world cinema. Bangladesh students demonstrate over job quota system By Wimal Perera, 19 May 2018 Protesting students face government repression, severe unemployment and lack of facilities. India: Varanasi flyover bridge collapse kills 18 By Wasantha Rupasinghe, 18 May 2018 The tragedy is a further indication that government authorities and construction companies are endangering the safety of workers and the public as a whole. Sri Lankan government imposes IMF-dictated increases on essential items By Saman Gunadasa, 17 May 2018 The deeply-divided government has become a virtual prisoner of the IMF and its social austerity demands. Thousands of Sri Lankan fishermen protest over fuel price rises By our correspondents, 17 May 2018 Boycotts and strike action by fishermen are another expression of a growing anti-government movement of Sri Lankan workers and the poor. India’s BJP government creates new category of workers who can be fired at will By Kranti Kumara, 16 May 2018 Even the appellation “fixed-term employment” is a misnomer, since an employer can terminate a worker’s contract at any time and without providing a rupee in severance pay. Machines: An unflinching look at an Indian textile mill By Wasantha Rupasinghe, 15 May 2018 Rahul Jain’s austere but effective documentary focuses on one of the hundreds of textile plants in Gujarat state on India’s west coast. The JVP’s empty posturing over Sri Lanka’s executive presidency By Vijith Samarasinghe, 14 May 2018 The campaign is a ploy to divert the growing social opposition of workers, rural poor and youth to the government and the capitalist system. Delivery drivers strike in China, Korean Airline pilots and workers demand dismissal of company chairman Workers Struggles: Asia, Australia and the Pacific The World Socialist Web Site invites workers and other readers to contribute to this regular feature. Sri Lankan president makes anxious calls for political unity By K. Ratnayake, 9 May 2018 Sirisena’s speech was a response to deep divisions within his unstable government and deepening working class opposition to its social austerity measures. Oppose Sri Lanka’s National Defence University Act! No privatisation of education! By the International Youth and Students for Social Equality (Sri Lanka), 8 May 2018 The legislation is a further move toward the privatisation of higher education and increased militarisation of the country. The Maruti Suzuki workers and the re-emergence of class struggle across South Asia By Wije Dias, 7 May 2018 Wije Dias, general secretary of the Sri Lankan section of the ICFI, and a veteran Trotskyist of more than 50 years standing, spoke from Colombo to the ICFI’s International Online May Day Rally. Despite government ban, Sri Lankan SEP and IYSSE hold successful May Day meeting By our correspondents, 3 May 2018 Workers, youths, professionals and housewives, as well as Tamil-speaking residents from Jaffna and plantation workers from the central hills, attended the meeting. International Monetary Fund demands Sri Lankan government cut fuel subsidies By Saman Gunadasa, 2 May 2018 Despite rising discontent, the IMF has threatened to stop a scheduled loan payment. Income inequality worsening in Bangladesh By Sujeewa Amaranath, 1 May 2018 Official statistics contradict World Bank and the Bangladeshi government claims of “remarkable progress in poverty reduction.” Indian Stalinist congress opts for alliance with big business Congress Party By Deepal Jayasekera and Keith Jones, 30 April 2018 The corporate media has almost universally welcomed the CPM’s overture to the Congress, calculating that it will strengthen the ruling elite against the working class. SEP and IYSSE demonstrate against Sri Lankan government’s May Day ban By our correspondents, 30 April 2018 Almost one hundred SEP and IYSSE members and supporters participated in Friday’s picket, denouncing the government ban and other anti-democratic attacks. Seychelles opposition alliance rejects India’s plans for military base By Rohantha De Silva, 25 April 2018 India’s move to establish a military base in Seychelles is part of its drive for strategic dominance of the Indian Ocean. Oppose the Sri Lankan government’s ban on May Day celebrations By the Socialist Equality Party (Sri Lanka), 25 April 2018 The SEP calls on all workers, oppressed people, youth, students and intellectuals to join it in protesting against this blatant attack on the democratic rights of the working class. India’s BJP government imposes death penalty for child rape By Wasantha Rupasinghe, 24 April 2018 The BJP ordinance is an attempt to divert attention from the role its leaders in Jammu and Kashmir have played in shielding those who raped and murdered an eight-year-old Muslim girl. BJP leaders’ cover-up of rape and murder of Kashmiri Muslim girl provokes outrage across India By Wasantha Rupasinghe, 20 April 2018 Asifa Bano was repeatedly raped, then killed in what police now concede was a conspiracy aimed at terrorizing and forcing the semi-nomadic Bakkarwal from Jammu and Kashmir’s Kathua District. SEP (Sri Lanka) calls May Day meeting in Colombo By the Socialist Equality Party, 19 April 2018 In holding its public meeting on May 1, the SEP is opposing the government’s efforts to sabotage May Day celebrations. Indian Stalinists at loggerheads over what right-wing course to follow By Deepal Jayasekera and Keith Jones, 18 April 2018 At issue in the factional struggle is how to align with the Congress Party, until recently the Indian bourgeoisie’s preferred party of government. Indian Trotskyists hold public meeting in Chennai against Internet censorship By our correspondents, 16 April 2018 Speakers explained the connection between the attack on free speech, the drive to war and the rising struggles of the working class. India: Modi government accelerates anti-worker privatization drive By Kranti Kumara, 9 April 2018 A key aim of the privatization drive is to cut jobs, impose speed-ups, and further erode wages and working conditions, making India more attractive to investors. Bangladesh garment workers jailed on bogus attempted murder charges By Wimal Perera, 9 April 2018 The charges follow a series of provocations against workers at the Ashiana Garments plant, south of Dhaka. Maldives president ends state of emergency By Rohantha De Silva, 7 April 2018 President Yameen withdrew the draconian emergency law a day after trumped-up terrorism charges were filed against his chief political opponents. Sri Lankan prime minister narrowly survives no-confidence resolution By K. Ratnayake, 6 April 2018 The principal concern of the ruling elite is a growing financial crisis and the mounting working-class opposition to austerity measures. April 8, public meeting in Chennai, India Oppose Internet censorship! Defend freedom of speech! By the supporters group of the ICFI in India, 3 April 2018 The supporters group of the International Committee of the Fourth International (ICFI) in India will hold a public meeting in Chennai on April 8 against Internet censorship. Sri Lanka records lowest economic growth in 16 years By Saman Gunadasa, 28 March 2018 The IMF is insisting on an austerity program to further slash social and living conditions. Left Alliance forms government in Nepal amidst growing geopolitical tensions By W. A. Sunil, 27 March 2018 The new government in Kathmandu is acutely sensitive to the demands of the major powers and their efforts to maintain their influence in the region. Maruti Suzuki workers hold protest demanding release of 13 framed-up colleagues By Saman Gunadasa, 21 March 2018 The demonstration marked one year since Maruti Suzuki workers’ leaders were sentenced to life in prison on politically-motivated charges. Facebook and Sri Lankan government collaborate on social media censorship By Pradeep Ramanayake, 20 March 2018 The Sri Lankan government is working with the giant social media corporation to establish greater political control of the Internet. A travesty of justice that must not stand! One year since India’s courts condemned framed-up Maruti Suzuki workers to jail for life By Keith Jones, 17 March 2018 The thirteen’s only “crime” is to have rebelled against the sweatshop conditions that prevail in India’s new, globally connected auto industry. Sri Lankan workers’ inquiry meeting to announce findings on garbage disaster By the Independent Workers Inquiry Committee, 17 March 2018 The meeting will discuss the political reasons for last April’s tragedy that killed more than 30 residents from Meethotamulla, a poor neighbourhood on the outskirts of Colombo. Sri Lankan government continues to use draconian terror laws By Minusha Fernando, 17 March 2018 A Human Rights Watch report reveals that torture and other brutal methods are still in use in Sri Lanka under President Maithripala Sirisena. Striking non-academic workers picket Sri Lankan universities By Pani Wijesiriwardena, 15 March 2018 While the strikers have shown their determination to expand their industrial action, the University Trade Unions Joint Committee is limiting the strike. Workers Struggles: Asia, Australia and the Pacific The World Socialist Web Site invites workers and other readers to contribute to this regular feature. Social media giants work with Indian government to censor Internet By Pradeep Ramanayake, 8 March 2018 The Modi government’s measures are part of escalating efforts by governments around the world to silence political dissent. Indian Stalinists routed in Tripura bastion By Arun Kumar, 8 March 2018 Whenever the Stalinist Left Front has formed government in one of India’s states over the past quarter century, it has pursued right-wing, “pro-investor” policies.
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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.