Sudanese Communist Party issued a statement entitled “Hate Speech… Dalgo and the Shared National Destiny”. The Party said, “In the midst of the raging war in Sudan, the danger is no longer confined to the battlefronts; it has extended deep into the social fabric, where hate speech and racism are escalating in a way that threatens to tear apart what remains of the bonds of shared living. What occurred in Dalgo should not be read as an isolated incident.”
The Communist Party of India (Marxist) strongly condemned the repression of factory workers in the industrial belt of Delhi NCR, accusing authorities in Haryana and Uttar Pradesh of deploying police force instead of addressing workers’ demands.
The South African Communist Party (SACP) issued the following statement on critical matters regarding the forthcoming elections in the country.
In a new statement, the PdA and Jugendfront rejected the reform as a “curriculum reform in the service of capital,” arguing that it served the ideological and economic demands of capitalism rather than the educational advancement of students.
TUDEH Party of Iran condemned the Israeli attacks on Lebanon, saying that the attacks aim to undermine the temporary ceasefire and to continue the war to destroy Iran.
