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The struggle of trade union activists in Turkey

Written by In Defence of Marxism Monday, 06 August 2001
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This is an interview with an Internationalist Communist from Turkey active in the trade union movement, in which she describes the situation of brutal repression facing worker activists in Turkey and the effects of the recent economic crisis on the labour movement.
 

Death Fasts and the Latest Situation in the Prisons of Turkey -update

Written by Internationalist Communists from Turkey Tuesday, 15 May 2001
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The death fasts of the political prisoners in Turkey have reached their 208th day and the number of deaths during the last few weeks has reached 22. The total number of losses resulting from these actions has already passed 50. We are publishing an update on the situation by our Turkish correspondents.
 

Some notes regarding the recent traders demonstrations and the general political situation in Turkey

Written by In Defence of Marxism Monday, 23 April 2001
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We received this letter from some Turkish comrades, who have sent us some notes on the situation in Turkey, and we are publishing it for the interest of our readers.
   

The Death Fasts and Prison Raids in Turkey

Written by Internationalist Communists from Turkey Friday, 29 December 2000
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A special report from Turkey which analyses the situation of the political prisoners in Turkish jails, the recent hunger strikes and prison raids by the security forces. The article examines the tactics taken by the prisoners from a working class perspective.
 

The arrest of Ocalan and the plight of the Kurdish people

Written by Ted Grant and Fernando D'Alessandro Friday, 26 February 1999
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The arrest of Abdullah Ocalan the leader of the PKK (Workers Party of Kurdistan), has brought the oppression of the Kurdish people to the attention of the whole world. Workers around the world must support the struggle of the Kurdish people against the oppression they suffer at the hands of the Turkish regime. However, it is not sufficient to simply support the cause of the Kurdish people. It is also necessary to explain what lies behind the oppression of the Kurds and show a concrete way out of the impasse they are facing. Here we try to offer a Marxist analysis.
   

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