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Indian subcontinent India: CPM General-Secretary Sitaram Yechury’s right-wing record By Arun Kumar, 30 April 2015 The new leader of the Stalinist CPM has for years functioned as a member of the political establishment, helping stitch together and prop-up a series of rightwing governments. Modi bears strategic “gifts” to Seychelles and Mauritius By Deepal Jayasekera, 14 March 2015 With Washington’s backing and encouragement, India is seeking to counter China’s growing influence by harnessing key Indian Ocean island states. India’s “growth” budget coddles business while punishing working people By Kranti Kumara and Keith Jones, 3 March 2015 Big business has lauded Jaitley’s budget as good for investors and profits, Obama to press India for economic and strategic concessions By Deepal Jayasekera and Keith Jones, 24 January 2015 In a gesture meant to underline that Washington and New Delhi are enhancing their strategic partnership, Obama will be the guest of honor at Monday’s Republic Day celebrations. India: Open rift in Stalinist CPM By Deepal Jayasekera and Keith Jones, 28 November 2014 The debacle the CPM suffered in last May’s national election has brought to a head longstanding differences over what right-wing course to follow. India: Open rift in Stalinist CPM By Deepal Jayasekera and Keith Jones, 27 November 2014 The debacle the CPM suffered in last May’s national election has brought to a head longstanding differences over what right-wing course to follow. Sri Lankan SEP anti-war campaign receives support among workers By our reporters, 11 October 2014 The SEP and IYSSE are holding public meetings tomorrow in Hatton and Gampaha against the drive to war. Sri Lankan SEP/IYSSE public lecture series: Fifty years since the LSSP’s betrayal 4 October 2014 The lectures will discuss the vital political lessons of the Lanka Sama Samaja Party’s entry into a bourgeois coalition government in 1964. SEP (Sri Lanka) to hold antiwar meetings in Galle, Gampaha and Hatton 4 October 2014 SEP/IYSSE meetings will discuss the threat of a third world war and the international socialist program to fight it. India tilts still closer to Washington By Deepal Jayasekera and Keith Jones, 3 October 2014 During his summit meeting with Obama, Prime Minister Modi signaled his readiness to align India still more closely with the US’s predatory global agenda. 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. Modi promotes India as world’s sweatshop By Wasantha Rupasinghe, 1 October 2014 Modi’s new BJP government is seeking to convince world capital that India is the go-to destination for cheap labour. A million people hit by drought in rural Sri Lanka By Sujeewa Amaranath and Ratnasiri Malalagama, 27 September 2014 A long-running drought has further impoverished peasant farmers across wide areas of the island. China’s president visits India in bid to counter US “pivot” By Deepal Jayasekera, 24 September 2014 Xi’s visit to India was an attempt to counter the US-Japanese drive to strategically isolate and encircle China. Bala Tampoe (1922–2014): Socialist revolutionary turned class traitor By Nanda Wickremasinghe and Wije Dias, 13 September 2014 Tampoe’s political degeneration was bound up with the Lanka Sama Samaja Party’s backsliding, which culminated in its 1964 entry into a bourgeois government. SEP (Sri Lanka) to hold antiwar meetings in Kandy, Galle and Gampaha 12 September 2014 The SEP and IYSSE will hold meetings on the US “pivot to Asia” and the danger of world war. 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 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. India covers up Israeli war crimes in Gaza By Deepal Jayasekera, 26 July 2014 In the guise of neutrality, the Indian government supported Israel’s justification for its criminal actions. 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 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. 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. 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. 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. 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.” 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 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. Sri Lankan SEP to contest provincial election By Socialist Equality Party, 8 February 2014 The SEP is fielding 43 candidates for Colombo District on the basis of a socialist program against war, austerity and attacks on democratic rights. US increases pressure on Sri Lankan government over war crimes By K. Ratnayake, 5 February 2014 Washington will move a third resolution on Sri Lanka at next month’s UN Human Rights Council meeting. US arrest and strip-search of diplomat provokes India’s retaliation By Keith Jones, 19 December 2013 US authorities’ arrest and intrusive strip-searching of a female Indian diplomat have provoked a major spat between Washington and New Delhi. Indian workers and students defend Edward Snowden By our reporters, 29 November 2013 WSWS supporters in India campaigned over the past month in support of Snowden in Chennai, Neyveli and Bangalore. Indian government to create Telangana state in southern India By Deepal Jayasekera and Keith Jones, 3 August 2013 The Indian government is presenting the creation of Telangana as a means of overcoming socio-economic backwardness. Incoming Pakistani prime minister pledges loyalty to Washington By Sampath Perera, 16 May 2013 Pakistan’s incoming prime minister has moved quickly to signal his readiness to work with Washington in prosecuting the AfPak War and with the International Monetary Fund in imposing punishing austerity measures. Tens of millions of Indian workers join general strike By Arun Kumar, 21 February 2013 The two Stalinist union federations called the strike to let off steam and forge closer ties with bourgeois parties, including those of the extreme right. India: Thousands join protests to support victimised Maruti Suzuki workers By Arun Kumar, 19 February 2013 Thousands of workers participated in an “All-India Protest Day” to voice their support for victimized workers at Maruti Suzuki India’s car assembly plant in Manesar, Haryana. Witch-hunt continues against Maruti Suzuki workers in India By Arun Kumar and Kranti Kumara, 10 January 2013 Police have arrested another Maruti Suzuki worker in India, bringing the total number of framed-up and jailed auto workers to 150. Indian establishment mourns founder-leader of fascist Shiv Sena By Nanda Wickremasinghe, 15 December 2012 The fawning send-off the Indian ruling class accorded Bal Thackeray, the founder-leader of the fascist Shiv Sena (SS), following his death last month at the age of 86 constitutes both a lesson and warning to the working class. India: Thousands join convention and protest to defend victimised Maruti Suzuki workers By Arun Kumar, 15 December 2012 The convention and march underscores growing militancy among auto workers in India who want to fight the slave labour conditions they are subjected to. Sri Lanka: Security forces continue arresting Tamil youth By our correspondent, 14 December 2012 Jaffna University students have been targeted because they have opposed the suppression of democratic rights and the privatisation of university education. After winning FDI vote, Indian government vows to push ahead with pro-investor measures By Deepal Jayasekera, 13 December 2012 Last week’s debate and vote on opening India to Walmart and other giant retailers has underscored the support of all sections of India’s political establishment for big business’ economic agenda. Sri Lanka: Parliamentary panel backs impeachment of chief justice By K. Ratnayake, 11 December 2012 The rift between the government and the judiciary reflects a hostility among sections of the capitalist elite to the concentration of power in the hands of President Rajapakse. Global retail giants and the Bangladesh factory fire By Peter Symonds, 7 December 2012 Corporations are desperate to deny responsibility in order to protect their public relations image and profits, and avoid potential legal action. Defend auto workers victimised by Maruti Suzuki and Indian authorities By World Socialist Web Site, 6 December 2012 Workers across India and internationally must defend the workers at Maruti Suzuki’s Manesar assembly plant who are the target of a joint vendetta by India’s largest automaker and the Congress Party-led Haryana government. Sri Lankan unions prepare political trap for plantation workers By W.A. Sunil, 6 December 2012 The TUFPW is being formed not to fight for the interests of plantation workers, but to block an independent movement against the companies and government. Behind the UAW’s “support” for the Maruti Suzuki workers By Jerry White, 5 December 2012 The United Auto Workers union in the United States has issued a letter of protest against the firing and arrests of workers at a Maruti Suzuki India plant. Sri Lanka: Jaffna University students arrested By our correspondents, 4 December 2012 The latest detentions follow a series of police and military provocations against Jaffna students. Police attack Bangladesh garment workers By Wasantha Rupasinghe, 1 December 2012 Workers were demanding justice for the victims, compensation for their families and improved safety standards. Report highlights UN “failure” in Sri Lanka By Sujeewa Amaranath, 29 November 2012 The lessons drawn from the report are aimed at fashioning the UN into a more effective tool of imperialist intervention. The brutal face of global capitalism By Peter Symonds, 28 November 2012 The conditions at the Tazreen Fashions factory where 112 workers died were not the exception, but the rule. Garment workers protest after Bangladeshi fire By Peter Symonds, 27 November 2012 The protesters demanded the punishment of those responsible for the Tazreen Fashions factory fire that claimed at least 112 lives on Saturday night. Worst factory fire in Bangladeshi history By Peter Symonds, 26 November 2012 A blaze that gutted the Tazreen Fashions building near the capital of Dhaka on Saturday night killed at least 112 workers and injured another 150. Sri Lankan SEP public meeting on Historical and International Foundations document By our correspondents, 24 November 2012 Workers and students discussed the main perspective resolution adopted at the SEP’s founding congress in 2011. A significant report on the global economy By Nick Beams, 23 November 2012 China and India will not be able to provide the basis for a new period of global growth Former leading member of Tamil nationalist LTTE assassinated in Paris By K. Nesan, 22 November 2012 On November 8 a leader of the pro-LTTE Tamil Coordinating Committee was assassinated in Paris. LTTE officials work with Sri Lankan government after civil war By K. Nesan, 22 November 2012 LTTE cadre Selvarasa Pathmanathan’s career exemplifies how the Sri Lankan government works with Tamil nationalists to police the working class after the end of the Sri Lankan civil war. Sri Lankan president presents austerity budget By Saman Gunadasa, 21 November 2012 The budget is in line with IMF demands for higher taxes, lower social spending and concessions to big business. Sri Lankan government unveils charges against chief justice By K. Ratnayake, 15 November 2012 The real trigger for the impeachment was a Supreme Court ruling that a major government bill was unconstitutional. The political lessons of the Sri Lankan university teachers’ strike By Socialist Equality Party (Sri Lanka), 14 November 2012 From the outset, the teachers were confronted with the necessity of a political fight against the government, but the union was bitterly opposed to this perspective. India: Thousands protest victimization of Maruti Suzuki workers By Arun Kumar, 14 November 2012 Victimized workers from Maruti-Suzuki’s Manesar car assembly plant staged a series of protests last week to demand their reinstatement and to fight for the release of 149 workers who have been beaten and tortured while in police custody. US criticises Sri Lanka at UN Human Rights Council By Sujeewa Amaranath, 13 November 2012 The US and India want Colombo to distance itself from Beijing in order to advance their strategic and economic interests in South Asia. “Many could have been tortured to death,” charges lawyer for jailed Maruti Suzuki India workers By Arun Kumar, 13 November 2012 In an interview with the World Socialist Web Site, one of the lawyers who represents the 149 jailed Maruti Suzuki India workers described how many of them have been brutally tortured by police. Sri Lankan security forces kill dozens of prison inmates By Sampath Perera, 12 November 2012 Friday’s attack inside the country’s biggest jail underscores the government’s reliance on police-state measures. Sri Lankan government moves to impeach chief justice By K. Ratnayake, 6 November 2012 The conflict with the judiciary reflects concerns within the country’s ruling elite over the political and economic impact of the president’s autocratic methods of rule. Lecture on Sri Lankan SEP’s historical and international foundations 5 November 2012 The lecture will launch the SEP’s new publication—The Historical and International Foundations of the Socialist Equality Party-Sri Lanka. UK High Court hears Pakistan drone killing case By Robert Stevens, 2 November 2012 Noor Khan, whose father was killed by a drone missile strike, is calling on the High Court to look into whether UK intelligence officials provided assistance and if they are liable for prosecution. Sri Lanka: Tamil party to resume talks with government By W.A. Sunil, 29 October 2012 The TNA has clearly come under pressure from India regards the failure to resolve the Tamil question as an obstacle to New Delhi’s ambitions in Sri Lanka. Sri Lankan defence secretary initiates communal campaign over 13th amendment By K. Ratnayake, 26 October 2012 The call for constitutional change is aimed at stirring up anti-Tamil sentiment to divide working people amid widespread discontent over the government’s austerity policies. Report highlights poverty in rural Pakistan By Sampath Perera, 23 October 2012 More than half of the 116 million rural population lived in extreme poverty in the last decade. India: Jailed Maruti Suzuki workers subjected to torture By Arun Kumar and Kranti Kumara, 23 October 2012 Indian authorities have tortured militant Maruti Suzuki workers who were jailed as part of a corporate-government conspiracy to convict them on murder charges. On the spot report Sri Lankan military forcibly “resettles” Tamil detainees By our reporters, 22 October 2012 The remaining 1,200 people detained by the army after the LTTE’s defeat have been dumped in a rough clearing in thick jungle. Sri Lanka: SEP holds Piyaseeli Wijegunasingha memorial lecture By Sujeewa Amaranath, 20 October 2012 The lecture, “Counterculture or Scientific Socialism,” explained and defended Piyaseeli’s struggle for Marxism, particularly in the field of art. Unprecedented military budget in Sri Lanka By Saman Gunadasa, 19 October 2012 Defence spending will rise 26 percent next year, boosting the military amid growing discontent among workers. India’s Kingfisher Airlines workers demand unpaid salaries By Sathish Simon and Kranti Kumara, 19 October 2012 Several hundred employees at privately-owned Kingfisher Airlines in India have engaged in strikes and other job actions over the past month to demand back wages owed to them since March. Imperialism in the garb of human rights: Washington seeks to exploit outrage over attack on Pakistani schoolgirl By Keith Jones, 17 October 2012 The Obama administration, the US media and US imperialism’s Pakistani satraps are seeking to manipulate the outrage over the Pakistan Taliban’s attempted assassination of a schoolgirl to legitimize intensification of the AfPak War. Sri Lankan union sells out three-month university strike By Panini Wijesiriwardane, 16 October 2012 FUTA called off the strike without achieving any of the academic staff’s demands. Sri Lanka: Rift between president and judiciary By Sanjaya Jayasekera, 12 October 2012 The conflict reflects growing differences within the ruling class over the government’s flouting of the law, its cronyism and its alienation of the Western powers. Sri Lankan union prepares to sell out university strike By our correspondents, 5 October 2012 While the teachers’ march gained considerable support, the union called it simply to let off steam before betraying the strike. Australia pressures refugees to return to Sri Lanka By Mike Head, 2 October 2012 Tamil asylum seekers are being coerced to return despite clear evidence of persecution and torture. Sri Lankan government moves to revive the death penalty By Sanjaya Jayasekera, 1 October 2012 The push to execute hundreds of prisoners on death row is part of the government’s deepening assault on basic democratic rights. UN delegation snubbed by Pakistani officials as violence ravages Balochistan By Ali Ismail, 29 September 2012 A United Nations team investigating the fate of thousands of alleged “disappeared” in Balochistan was snubbed by the military and other leading Pakistani institutions during a 10-day visit earlier this month . Sri Lanka suicide rate one of the world’s highest By Sujeewa Amaranath, 28 September 2012 Poverty, joblessness, high debt burdens and other social problems are rampant throughout the country. The terror of US drone warfare By Ernst Wolff, 28 September 2012 A new study, “Living Under Drones: Death, Injury and Trauma to Civilians From US Drone Practices in Pakistan,” describes the terrorizing of Pakistan’s civilian population by US drone assaults. Despite mass opposition, India pushes ahead with operationalizing nuclear plant By Arun Kumar and Kranti Kumara, 27 September 2012 Despite mass protests and numerous safety concerns, Indian authorities are pushing ahead with the loading of nuclear fuel into a newly-built nuclear power plant at Kudankulam in Tamil Nadu. Pakistani government breaks up protests against the US By Sampath Perera, 26 September 2012 The protests in Pakistan last week were an expression of deepgoing anger among people against the American imperialism. “Counterculture or Scientific Socialism” Sri Lankan SEP to hold Piyaseeli Wijegunasingha commemorative lecture 25 September 2012 The SEP speaker will answer the recent post-modernist misrepresentation of Piyaseeli’s writings and explain her revolutionary Marxist standpoint. Support the struggle of Sri Lankan university teachers By Socialist Equality Party (Sri Lanka), 25 September 2012 The SEP warns that the union leaders are fundamentally opposed to a political struggle against the Rajapakse government and are preparing to sell out the strike. UN human rights officials visit Sri Lanka By Sampath Perera, 24 September 2012 The government’s invitation to the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights is a message to Washington that it wants closer ties to the US. India’s government survives defection, vows to press forward with “big bang” reforms By Deepal Jayasekera, 22 September 2012 To fervent applause from big business, India’s Congress Party-led government is pressing ahead with its pro-investor “reforms” in the face of mass popular opposition and the defection of a coalition partner. Millions protest in India against “big bang” pro-market measures By our reporters, 21 September 2012 The widespread participation in the bandh demonstrates the popular outrage over the government’s announcements, which will impact severely on living standards. Bangladeshi garment workers clash with police By Sarath Kumara and Wimal Perera, 20 September 2012 The latest protests underscore the seething discontent over deteriorating wages and working conditions. All-India general strike against pro-investor “big bang” economic “reforms” By Deepal Jayasekera, 20 September 2012 Tens of millions of working people will join the one-day all-India hartal or general shutdown of schools, shops and workplaces that the opposition parties have called for today to protest against fuel price hikes and other pro-investor “reforms.” Pakistan’s factory fire: An indictment of capitalism By Wije Dias, 19 September 2012 The fire was a particularly horrific product of the dangerous and oppressive conditions facing tens of millions of workers in Asia and around the world. India announces “big bang” economic reforms By Kranti Kumara, 18 September 2012 Under immense pressure from international and domestic big business, India’s government has announced a series of “big bang” economic reforms aimed at reducing the state budget deficit at the expense of working people, attracting foreign investment, and spurring the reorganization of key economic sectors so as to make them more profitable for capital. Pakistani government facing public anger over Karachi fire By Wasantha Rupasinghe, 17 September 2012 Successive provincial and national governments are responsible for the dangerous, unhealthy and oppressive conditions in the country’s factories.
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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.