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Anarcho-Syndicalist Review

ASR is an independent syndicalist magazine, published since May 1, 1986 (originally as Libertarian Labor Review). We are an independent forum for critical, informed and constructive discussion of anarcho-syndicalist theory and practice. We are not affiliated with any organization. We take as our starting point the Principles of Revolutionary Unionism adopted at the 1922 conference of revolutionary unions that relaunched the International Workers Association, and the Industrial Workers of the World’s Preamble.

Our outlook is internationalist. We stand in solidarity with working people everywhere, and in particular with those who, rejecting both state capitalism and state socialism as proven threats to the health of people and planet alike, seek peace and justice for themselves and their fellow workers through international labor solidarity.

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Korea (South): ITUC calls for respect for democracy and rule of law
Saudi Arabia: ‘Giga-Projects’ Built on Widespread Labor Abuses
Asia: What a can of tuna can teach us about international workers’ solidarity
Korea (South): KCTU Declares Indefinite General Strike Until President Yoon Steps Down
Georgia: We call on the government and its police to stop brutalising journalists
Belgium: First country to pass law granting sex workers maternity leave, employment benefits
Luxembourg: Our most fundamental rights & gains are at risk

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We Called Each Other Comrade: Charles H Kerr & Company, Radical Publishers

Wobblies: A Graphic History of the Industrial Workers of the World

Yours for Industrial Freedom