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Indian subcontinent 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. 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. India: Tamil Nadu government arrests hundreds of protesting teachers and public sector workers By Sasi Kumar and Moses Rajkumar, 10 May 2018 The demonstrators’ main demand is for the scrapping of a regressive new pension system. 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. 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. 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. 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. Sri Lanka university workers maintain indefinite strike as union backtracks By Saman Gunadasa, 6 March 2018 The trade unions were compelled to call the industrial action as workers’ unrest grew. India’s highest court upholds life sentences for framed-up Pricol workers By Kranti Kumara, 28 February 2018 There are striking parallels between the company-state frame-up of the Pricol workers and the victimization of Maruti Suzuki workers—13 of whom have been jailed for life. Amid continuing crisis, Sri Lankan government leaders continue fragile coalition By K. Ratnayake, 27 February 2018 The ruling coalition was on the point of breaking up before the US and India intervened to demand that the national unity government continue. US and India intervene to avert Sri Lankan government collapse By Pani Wijesiriwardena, 17 February 2018 The US and Indian ambassadors met the president and prime minister to reverse a publicly-announced termination of the coalition agreement that underpins the Unity government. Opposition party wins Sri Lankan local council elections By K. Ratnayake, 12 February 2018 The vote is another indication of the mounting opposition of workers, rural poor and the youth to the country’s coalition government. Sri Lankan local elections: SEP holds public meetings in island’s north By our correspondent, 9 February 2018 SEP candidates explained why an international socialist program is necessary to fight the government’s social austerity measures and attacks on democratic rights. Seventy years after Sri Lankan independence: The record of capitalist decay and the necessity for socialism By Vijith Samarasinghe and K. Ratnayake, 3 February 2018 Throughout the Indian subcontinent, there is no real independence from imperialism and the ruling classes have failed utterly to provide democratic rights and decent living standards for all. India: First-ever visit by an Israeli PM used to strengthen strategic ties By Wasantha Rupasinghe, 27 January 2018 India’s burgeoning military-strategic partnership with Israel dovetails with its ever-more pronounced alignment with Washington and its principal Asian allies, Japan and Australia. Indian factory fire kills 17 workers By W. A. Sunil, 24 January 2018 Women and children were trapped inside the building because illegal constructions blocked their escape. Indian unions betray Tamil Nadu bus strike By Wasantha Rupasinghe, 13 January 2018 The unions ordered workers back to work without any of their demands being met and despite the fact that they had defied a court order to end the strike for a week. India: Workers defend WSWS supporters against attack by union leaders By our correspondents, 13 January 2018 The willingness of workers to defend the WSWS team is a reflection of growing sympathy for a socialist and internationalist perspective and hostility towards the unions. India: Bus strike cripples Tamil Nadu transport services By Wasantha Rupasinghe, 10 January 2018 While the trade unions offer to compromise, the strikers have defied court orders, media propaganda and government threats to hire outside drivers and conductors. Striking Tamil Nadu bus workers speak out By Sasi Kumar and Moses Rajkumar, 10 January 2018 WSWS reporters spoke with several striking bus workers in Chennai who are engaged in the bitter struggle with the Tamil Nadu state government for higher wages. Local government election in Sri Lanka: Support SEP campaign against austerity and war! Fight for a workers’ and peasants’ government! By the Socialist Equality Party (Sri Lanka), 9 January 2018 The SEP is campaigning for the international socialist program needed by workers, youth and the poor, who are increasingly coming into struggle against the government’s attacks on their democratic rights and living standards. Bangladeshi teachers end “fast-unto-death” By Nancy Hanover, 8 January 2018 “It is better to die here than return home with empty hands,” said one of thousands of Bangladeshi teachers fighting for a government-paid salary. US suspends security aid to Pakistan as part of Afghan War push By Jordan Shilton, 6 January 2018 The deepening of US-Pakistan tensions is bound up not just with the Afghan War, but also the growing polarization of the region between the Indo-US and Sino-Pakistani military-strategic alliances. India: Fourteen die in Mumbai fire By Rohantha De Silva, 3 January 2018 The restaurant fire underscores the impact of India’s pro-market reforms, in which all safety concerns are subordinated to profit. US and India pressure Sri Lanka over port deal with China By Saman Gunadasa, 30 December 2017 Mounting government debt has forced the Colombo government to turn to China for financial help. Indian ICFI supporters call public meeting in Kolkata to mark Russian Revolution centenary 29 December 2017 The Kolkata meeting will discuss the political and theoretical struggles led by Lenin and Trotsky and their significance for today. Socialist Equality Party (Sri Lanka) stands for local government elections By our correspondents, 23 December 2017 The SEP is the only party contesting the elections on an internationalist and socialist program against the looming threat of a world war, social counter-revolution and dictatorial rule. SEP in Sri Lanka pays tribute to Keerthi Balasuriya By our correspondent, 20 December 2017 Balasuriya’s untimely death in December 1987 “cut short an invaluable and devoted service to the cause of international socialism.” Indian Trotskyists hold meeting for release of Maruti Suzuki workers By our correspondents, 16 December 2017 The Sriperumbudur public meeting was held despite the illegal attempt by Indian police to disrupt it. BJP and Congress Party stoke reaction in Gujarat state election By Arun Kumar and Kranti Kumara, 14 December 2017 While the Congress Party is benefiting from popular anger over mass joblessness, it has mounted a foul campaign, competing with the BJP to prove its Hindu bonafides and making reactionary casteist appeals. Sri Lankan unions betray railway workers’ strike By W.A. Sunil, 14 December 2017 Rail unions axed the strike because it represented a direct challenge to the government’s austerity policies and threatened to draw in other sections of workers. Sri Lankan railway workers defy government ban on strike By W.A. Sunil, 12 December 2017 The government’s intervention against the stoppage is part of a broader crackdown on social and political opposition. Free the Maruti Suzuki autoworkers Indian ICFI supporters to hold a public meeting in Sriperumbudur 27 November 2017 The meeting will discuss the internationalist foundations of the struggle to release the framed-up Maruti Suzuki workers. The speeches will be given in Tamil and English and streamed live via Facebook on December 10 at 10am. Sri Lanka: IMF-dictated budget deepens austerity and privatisation By Saman Gunadasa, 25 November 2017 Colombo’s socially regressive budget, which will heavily impact on the working masses, is to repay debt and interest to global finance capital. Indian Stalinists split over whether to openly ally with big-business Congress Party By Wasantha Rupasingha, 24 November 2017 The rival CPM factions have no fundamental or principled differences, but merely disagree over which rightwing course the party should pursue. Sri Lankan students and workers oppose Google censorship of the WSWS By our correspondents, 22 November 2017 “It’s very important to organise the working class on an international basis.” Sri Lanka: Racialist attack on Muslims in Gintota By Ratnasiri Malalagama and Nandana Nanneththi, 21 November 2017 Extreme-right Sinhala-Buddhist groups are operating under the patronage of the Sri Lankan government. Sri Lankan government bans Lanka e-News web site By Vijith Samarasinghe, 20 November 2017 The ban on LeN is a direct attack on basic democratic rights and a warning to all sections of the media that the Sri Lankan ruling elite cannot tolerate any criticism. Successful public meeting in Colombo marks the Russian Revolution centenary By our correspondents, 18 November 2017 About 150 workers, students, youth, professionals and housewives attended the event and around 300 watched it live via the Internet. India strengthens its relations with Bangladesh By Rohantha De Silva, 11 November 2017 India is pursuing its geo-political interests, while also acting on behalf of Washington. Indian power plant explosion kills at least 35 workers By Wasantha Rupasinghe, 8 November 2017 The blast was a product of sub-standard safety conditions that are endemic in Indian factories and power plants. India’s 1-percent grabs nearly a quarter of all income By Saman Gunadasa and Kranti Kumara, 6 November 2017 The poorest 50 percent of Indians must make do with an income share of just 15 percent, eking out their existence on an average annual income of just US $705. Global Hunger Index highlights South Asia’s social misery By Saman Gunadasa, 3 November 2017 While millions of people lack basic food security, governments are cutting social spending and allocating billions to the military. Tillerson touts US-India partnership on South Asian tour By Deepal Jayasekera, 2 November 2017 The US secretary of state made clear that New Delhi is central to Washington’s aggressive strategy against China. US, India push anti-China campaign at Sri Lankan maritime conference By Naveen Devage and K. Ratnayake, 30 October 2017 Senior military figures from Washington and New Delhi warned against any threat to the US-dominated “rules-based order” in the Indo-Pacific. Tillerson delivers stern warning to Pakistan By Sampath Perera, 28 October 2017 In a visit of just four hours, Tillerson spelled out Washington’s demand Pakistan join the US in dramatically escalating Afghan war violence or brace itself for reprisals. Sri Lankan SEP/IYSSE calls public meetings to mark the centenary of the Russian Revolution 27 October 2017 The Colombo meeting will discuss the political and theoretical lessons of the October Revolution for workers, students and young people being propelled into social and political struggles today. Tillerson calls for “dramatic deepening” of Indo-US alliance By Deepal Jayasekera, 24 October 2017 An enhanced Indo-US alliance, Tillerson told the Center for Strategic and International Studies, is vital to counter a rising China that refuses to heel to the US-led world order. Sri Lanka: Phony moves toward democratic constitutional change By K. Ratnayake, 24 October 2017 For all its claims to be establishing a democratic constitution, the government is taking repressive measures against workers and preparing dictatorial rule. “Google is censoring websites to block dissident views critical of the US establishment” India: Students and workers in Kolkata oppose Google censorship By Ritwik Mitter and Arun Kumar, 19 October 2017 ICFI/WSWS supporters spoke to students about Google censorship, the Indian government’s attacks on democratic rights and the US war drive against China. Indian economy in a downward spiral By Kranti Kumara, 11 October 2017 The Indian economy, touted by Prime Minister Narendra Modi as a high-growth haven, is increasingly mired in crisis. Students oppose Indian government’s new university entrance exam By Yuvan Darwin and Arun Kumar, 11 October 2017 The suicide of a Tamil Nadu student over the NEET entrance test has triggered demonstrations throughout the southern Indian state. US pushes for closer Sri Lankan involvement into war drive against China By Nanda Wickremasinghe, 3 October 2017 The US is planning to slash foreign aid to Sri Lanka this year apparently to underscore its displeasure about the Colombo government’s recent investment deals with China. Indian workers and students in Chennai support campaign against Google censorship By our correspondents, 3 October 2017 “Blocking information is a dictatorial measure; governments and big companies are trying to prevent us from finding critical information,” said one worker. Modi government blocks Rohingya refugees entering India By K. Ratnayake, 30 September 2017 Modi’s backing for the Burmese repression of the Rohingya is driven by anti-Muslim communalism and his strategic aim of undermining China throughout the region. Sri Lankan president presents rosy picture at UN General Assembly By Saman Gunadasa, 29 September 2017 Behind hypocritical statements on democracy, reconciliation and poverty-alleviation, Sirisena’s government is preparing a dictatorial regime. Sri Lankan unions betray power workers’ strike By W. A Sunil, 28 September 2017 The JTUA leadership surrendered to the government’s threats, pledging not to take future industrial action over outstanding demands. Sri Lanka: JVP leader assures business that it defends capitalism By K. Ratnayake, 25 September 2017 The JVP played a key role in the regime-change campaign to remove Rajapakse as president and promote Sirisena’s so-called “good governance movement.” Sri Lankan plantation workers protest job cuts and new productivity demands By M. Thevarajah, 23 September 2017 The protests are another indication of growing working-class opposition to government and company attacks on jobs, wages and conditions. Legal appeals of framed-up Maruti Suzuki workers expose travesty of justice By Saman Gunadasa, 23 September 2017 “The (legal) doubt,” declares one of the appeals, “is not only overwhelming, but in fact, there is hardly any aspect on which the prosecution’s case is at all believable.” Sri Lankan government passes IMF-backed tax bill By Kapila Fernando, 22 September 2017 The tax act is part of a series of social assaults by the government on the directives of the International Monetary Fund. Sri Lankan free trade zone and harbour workers denounce Google censorship By our correspondents, 21 September 2017 “We oppose exploitation and inequality. We oppose world war and Google censorship of the WSWS.” Sri Lankan power workers on strike By W.A. Sunil, 19 September 2017 The ongoing stoppage is against the government’s austerity measures being imposed at the behest of the International Monetary Fund. India: Unions suspend Tamil Nadu government workers’ strike By our correspondents, 16 September 2017 The walkout indicates workers’ determination to push back the escalating social assaults by India’s Modi government and the state governments. South Asian floods: Death toll climbs to 1,300 By Arun Kumar, 13 September 2017 Despite countless warnings, India’s government and state administrations were totally unprepared for the floods. India, China attempt to reset relations after border crisis By Wasantha Rupasinghe, 12 September 2017 India and China sought to use last week’s BRICS heads of government summit to “reset” their relations after almost coming to blows during a 73-day border standoff. Sri Lankan president desperately tries to rally support By W.A. Sunil, 12 September 2017 Factional conflicts deepen within the ruling class amid an explosion of popular opposition to government attacks on living conditions and democratic rights. Sri Lankan SEP Jaffna meeting discusses political bankruptcy of Tamil parties By our reporters, 11 September 2017 The speakers explained the necessity for Tamil and Sinhalese workers to build a revolutionary party based on an internationalist socialist perspective. Journalist who exposed Hindu right assassinated in Bangalore By Kranti Kumara, 9 September 2017 Gauri Lankesh is the fourth prominent critic of Hindu supremacism and fundamentalism to be assassinated in as many years. US and India use Indian Ocean Conference to reinforce their strategic interests By Pradeep Ramanayake and K. Ratnayake, 8 September 2017 The geo-strategic conference gave another indication of US and Indian preparations for war against China. Sri Lankan university workers defeat union attempts to victimise SEP member By Pani Wijesiriwardena, 5 September 2017 SEP member Dehin Wasantha has a three-decade record of fighting for the rights of Sri Lankan workers, students and the poor on the basis of socialist internationalism. Government indifference leads to vast death toll in South Asian floods By Arun Kumar, 1 September 2017 Despite regular floods and monsoons, governments in India, Bangladesh and Nepal have not implemented any serious measures to protect ordinary people. Indian ICFI supporters hold meeting against US-led war drive By our correspondents, 31 August 2017 Despite police efforts to block the meeting, participants discussed how Washington’s war plans and India’s partnership with the US are intensifying geopolitical tensions in the region. Sri Lanka’s port deal with China increases concerns in US and India By Vijith Samarasinghe, 30 August 2017 The US has been pursuing a military and strategic buildup against China and wants Sri Lanka kept in its orbit. Growing concerns in Bangladesh over India-China tensions By Rohantha De Silva, 28 August 2017 The rivalry between these two nuclear armed countries could develop into a war has far-reaching implications for South Asia and internationally. Sri Lankan president sacks justice minister By K. Ratnayake, 25 August 2017 Wijedasa Rajapakse’s dismissal is a calculated move by the government to posture as opponents of corruption and undermine political opponents. US threatens Pakistan as part of new Afghan war drive By Keith Jones, 24 August 2017 Trump’s threats include closer cooperation with Pakistan’s arch-rival India, which has repeatedly boasted of its readiness to mount military raids inside Pakistan even if they risk provoking all-out war. Sri Lankan government establishes phony Office on Missing Persons By Vijith Samarasinghe, 21 August 2017 None of the UNHRC’s resolutions on war crimes in Sri Lanka have had anything to do with concern for the human rights of the victims. At least 21 children die in an Indian hospital as oxygen supplies run out By Wasantha Rupasinghe, 17 August 2017 In a desperate attempt to save the lives of their dying children, parents used pumps to force air into their lungs. Sri Lankan foreign minister resigns amid intensifying government crisis By W.A. Sunil, 16 August 2017 The resignation was a desperate political manoeuvre to avoid a political rift in the government under conditions of growing social unrest.
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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.