By PV staff The Universal Declaration of Human Rights states that all human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights, without distinction of any kind. Yet in all regions of the...
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Workplace sexual harassment should be easy to fix – but real life shows it requires a sustained campaign
By Helen Kennedy In 1979, Bonnie Robichaud filed a sexual harassment grievance in her workplace, the Department of National Defence. A high-ranking officer told her she was the only one who had ever complained....
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Class struggle and mutual aid: solidarity or charity?
By Kimball Cariou Throughout many decades of class struggle, socialists and other radicals have long understood the importance of providing assistance to working people. While our focus is on demanding adequate programs from the...
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Dignity in death is no cure for indignity in life
By Dave McKee At the end of April, CTV published a news item about a 31-year-old Toronto woman who was nearing final approval for a medically assisted death. CTV reported that the woman has...
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