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Solidarity with Migrant Workers at Mediceram on Their Third Strike for Their Rights
A joint statement supporting the demands of migrant workers at Mediceram. Consult the original source for the dispute’s context, the demands and the organisations issuing the statement. This record does not assume subsequent developments beyond its publication date.
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The Aerofoam Manufacturing Strike: Migrant Workers Continue Their Struggle
A solidarity report and analysis concerning migrant workers at Aerofoam. The original source includes an update and image attribution. This record links to the report without repeating its allegations or reproducing its photographs.
Rohingya Refugees Are Not the Enemy: Defend Refugee Rights and Workers’ Unity
A joint statement rejecting hostility towards Rohingya refugees and emphasising workers’ solidarity. Read the full text and signatories at the original source. It represents the signatories’ position, rather than a statistical survey.
May Day 2026 and the Crisis of Capitalism
A May Day 2026 analysis connecting workers’ living conditions with international conflict and capitalist crisis. Readers can assess how the publisher connects local struggles with solidarity across borders.
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The Struggle for Free Education Must Continue
Why fight for free education? This article connects the commercialisation of education, student debt and inequality. It invites readers to consider access to knowledge as a question of social rights and economic organisation.
PTPTN Loans Near RM40 Billion in Early 2025: Reformist Solutions Fail to Address the Roots of the Crisis
An analysis of education debt and the limits of solutions centred on collecting repayments. Read the author’s argument about education funding and the structural roots of the crisis. The figure in the title refers to reporting in 2025, rather than the current debt total.
A Minimum Wage for Every Worker: Interns Are Workers Too
Interns perform work, yet their pay and protections are frequently contested. The author examines the relationship between employers, educational institutions and young workers. The article’s political demands should be distinguished from a statement of current law.