International League of Peoples' Struggle
The protests were sparked by the Hong Kong government’s attempt to ram through amendments to the extradition law that showcase contempt for the rights of autonomy and competency of the Hong Kong political, legal and judicial system relative to the mainland authorities.
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Japan occupied and warred against neighbouring countries in the early 20th century. Imperial Japan committed many crimes against humanity. Among them was the planned and systematic capture and enslavement of girls and young women for gratifying and rewarding its military officers. Justice has not yet properly and fully been carried out to acknowledge, renounce and repair these attacks.
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The ILPS brings from its 6th Assembly a clear and determined message to the world’s people to step up the fight against Imperialism and especially US Imperialism and step up the fight for democratic rights and socialism.
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The ILPS, founded in 2001, describes itself as “the largest and most consolidated global formation of militant, anti-imperialist and democratic organizations in the world today.”
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Press Release July 11, 2019 Reference: Cristina Palabay, Secretary General, +639173162831 Karapatan Public Information Desk, +639189790580 Karapatan: UNHRC’s passage of
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Amidst an insoluble monopoly capitalist crisis and increasing inter-imperialist rivalry in the world, the G20 in its Communique sought “a free, fair, nondiscriminatory, transparent, predictable and stable trade and investment environment, and to keep our markets open.”
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The ICC also outlined the plans for the smooth turnover of the work of the outgoing officers of the ICC to the incoming officers.
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Stand against the US-Duterte regime’s intensifying crackdown on academic freedom and civil liberties International League of People’s Struggles Commission 11
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By Prof. Jose Maria Sison Chairperson, International League of Peoples’ Struggle (ILPS) April 6, 2019 The International League of Peoples’
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by Ronalyn V. Olea Fourteen farmers were dead after police conducted “legitimate operations” in different towns in Negros Oriental last
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