After spending his first night in Oued Ghir prison near Béjaïa, our comrade Lyes Touati, a leading member of our party, the PST (Parti Socialiste des Travailleurs) which has been arbitrarily suspended for nearly 4 years, was visited this morning [17 December] by his two lawyers.
Although he is outraged and indignant at his arbitrary imprisonment, he has not lost his legendary smile despite the deep sense of injustice [hogra in Arabic].
The examining magistrate could, at worst, have (…)

While LDP-JIP coalition government has been trying to promote right-wing policies, how should the left forces fight against them?
Approximately two months have passed since LDP (Liberal Democratic Party) President Takaichi became the prime minister with the support of the Japan Innovation Party (JIP) outside the cabinet, establishing the Takaichi administration. During this period, the government has pursued policies markedly divergent from the previous Ishiba administration, including (…)

C'est un Congrès clé du FLNKS qui vient de se tenir le 6 décembre à la tribu de Nimbayes. Il a vu la passation coutumière de présidence entre le dernier président Roch Wamytan et le nouveau, Christian Tein, qui avait été nommé pendant sa déportation en France. Le Front de libération kanak et socialiste (FLNKS) sort de son 46^e Congrès refondé et unifié autour d'une ligne politique claire : défendre le processus de décolonisation inscrit dans les accords de Nouméa et porter la trajectoire vers (…)

La ratification du règlement gouvernemental sur les salaires 2026 confirme une fois de plus l'orientation de la politique de l'État qui favorise les intérêts des employeurs au détriment de la vie des travailleurs et travailleuses. Loin d'être un instrument de protection, ce règlement renforce au contraire la politique des bas salaires qui pèse depuis longtemps sur les travailleurs et travailleuses, en particulier les ouvrières.
Femmes libres considère que le règlement sur les salaires (…)

The ratification of the 2026 Government Regulation on Wages once again confirms the direction of state policy that favours the interests of employers over the lives of workers. Rather than serving as an instrument of protection, this regulation instead strengthens the low wage politics that have long burdened workers, particularly women workers.
Free Women considers that the 2026 Wage Regulation was not born from the lived reality of workers, but rather from the logic of economic (…)