End migrant exploitation – We are all part of the team of 5 million
Mobilise June 30 – Assemble Bittomart 3pm, Auckland Join the March of Migrants II. Demand:
Author: Mike Treen
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Migrants have been ripped off by successive governments
A lot of people don’t actually know what happened in this country
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Pathways to residency and amnesty needed today!
A solution has been found for the migrant workers crisis and it is in implementing the following four demands –…
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Anzac Day: Remembering the futility of wars for empire!
Anzac Day is important to remember because of the utter futility of being part of an imperialist military alliance. New…
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The problem with NZ Human Rights Commission adopting the IHRA definition of anti-semitism
I urge you not to adopt the IHRA definition.
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Minister Kris Faafoi withdraws absconding charge against Chinese worker
The worker asked to speak to the Court and begged to be able to work in New Zealand so he could earn back the large amount of money paid in fees to get here and provide for his parents, wife and child back in China.
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Free the ten Chinese construction workers – the Bill of Rights applies to everyone
On April 1, the lawyer representing nine Chinese construction workers being held at Mt Eden Prison, the Honourable Matthew Robson,…
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Chinese workers face weeks more in prison and must be released
Nine Chinese workers are still being detained at Mt Eden Prison and could be detained many weeks more because of changes to Chinese government policies that require two weeks in isolation in New Zealand before deportation.
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MUST READ: Banks have created the speculative bubble and should be nationalised
Probably only one number is needed to explain the current housing crisis.
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MUST READ: How to end race and class inequalities destroying working people’s lives
We have to take a long, hard look at why the system has failed Maori despite three decades of progress in certain areas. There has been a significant growth in professional and middle-class layers amongst Maori which is a good thing. There has been an expansion in Maori-run businesses and assets under Maori control that deliver services directly to Maori people.