Another report on the 8th of March mobilizations
Featured image: women at the fore-front lines confront the police in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Source: Mehedi Hasan/Dhaka Tribune
We share another report on the actions carried out by revolutionary forces and masses for Mach 8. We have been reporting on the mobilizations that have taken place around the world for the International Women’s Day. Here we recall the articles that we made:
Militants from Partizan, the Purple-Red Collective, AGEB, and other migrant collectives from Turkey have participated in mobilizations in several European countries:
In Austria:
In Belgium:
In Germany:
In the Philippines, there have been numerous women’s mobilizations and even victories for working women on this significant day of March 8th: Philippine Revolution Web Central (PRWC) reports that after 74 hours of strike, the workforce at Nexperia, which is mostly formed by women, has achieved the reinstatement of dismissed union leaders, salary increases, and other labor rights.
There are also more reports on mobilizations in Manila which denounced Marcos Jr. regime:
The Regional Committee Asia-Pacific of the International League of Peoples’ Struggle (ILPS) has issued a statement for March 8:
In India the Forum Against Corporatization and Militarization (FACAM) has published a statement:
In Bangladesh, women’s marches protesting against violence, rape, and torture continue and have been carried out with a highly combative character, resulting in confrontations with the police when they attempted to surround the residence of a local institutional official.
Many students in the country have also protested, demanding punishment for the criminals who rape, assault, and torture women:
In France the Ligue de la Jeunesse Révolutionnaire (LJR) has published a comprehensive report on social media about its participation in March 8th mobilizations in numerous cities such as Toulouse, Lyon, Paris, Lille, Amiens, Rennes, Grenoble, Strasbourg, Nantes, Montpellier and Saint-Étienne:
Additionally, it has continued to make posts on social media honoring revolutionary women, the latest being about Clara Zetkin.
Punalippu reports on a massive march in Helsinki, Finland, that gathered over 10,000 people. Many anti-imperialists participated in the march, shouting slogans in support of Palestine, the People’s Wars, and against imperialism, and later held an event in a square in the city.
In Sweden dazibaos were put up in suburbs of several cities:
Roede Fane reports on a demonstration carried out in Copenhagen, Denmark, in which Anti-Imperialist Action participated:
