International Students for Social Equality
International Students for Social Equality (UK) meeting: Oppose extradition of Richard O’Dwyer to the US!
February 3, 2012
Sheffield Hallam University computer science student Richard O’Dwyer faces extradition to the US on copyright infringement charges, where he faces five to ten years imprisonment.
Oppose extradition of Richard O’Dwyer to the US!
By International Students for Social Equality (UK), January 23, 2012
The International Students for Social Equality calls on all students, young people, academics and workers to oppose the extradition of Richard O’Dwyer to the United States on copyright infringement charges.
Unite the working class to defend public education and democratic rights!
By International Students for Social Equality, November 28, 2011
The attack by campus police against a peaceful protest at UC Davis raises the need for a mass movement of the working class to protect the right to education and democratic rights.
The police attack at UC Davis: The working class and the defense of democratic rights
By Statement International Students for Social Equality, November 21, 2011
Friday’s assault by University of California Davis police on a peaceful protest is part of a nationwide wave of police repression against the Occupy movement.
Public meetings in Britain
The Occupy movement and beyond
Inequality and the fight for socialism
November 12, 2011
The eruption of global protests, sparked by the Wall Street occupation in New York, has given voice to the mass opposition to social inequality, unemployment, war and the corporate domination of political life.
London student protest: Defend education with class struggle methods
By International Students for Social Equality (UK), November 9, 2011
This statement is being distributed at today’s protest in London in defence of education.
Ann Arbor: “End the influence of corporate money in politics”
October 8, 2011
A crowd of at least 200 gathered on the central square of the University of Michigan’s Ann Arbor campus Thursday evening to support the growing protests against Wall Street. The event was held as a planning meeting, or general assembly, in preparation for upcoming demonstrations in Detroit and Lansing.
Nearly two thirds of US student borrowers behind on repaying loans
By Nancy Hanover, October 5, 2011
With US student loan debt just under $950 billion, only 37 percent of young people with student loans are actually able to repay them on schedule.
New Zealand universities cut staff and courses
By Tom Peters, September 8, 2011
The cutbacks are a result of the government’s austerity measures over the past three years, and are a part of a global assault on workers and youth.
The capitalist crisis and the conditions facing the youth
By Andre Damon, August 31, 2011
The conditions facing youth at the beginning of the new academic year are an indictment of the capitalist system.
Foreign exchange students at Pennsylvania Hershey factory walk out over abuse
By Naomi Spencer, August 22, 2011
Hundreds of foreign students walked out of a Hershey’s chocolate plant in Palmyra, Pennsylvania August 17, protesting against exploitative working conditions.
Defend Sri Lankan university teachers
By International Students for Social Equality (Sri Lanka), June 16, 2011
The ISSE in Sri Lanka calls on students to defend the right of university teachers to fight for a wage increase and improved conditions.
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