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With abortion rights nearly won for the north, Fiona Ferguson argues why it is more important than ever to march at Rally For Choice this year. It was hard not to celebrate on July 9, when Westminster voted to decriminalise abortion in the north after October 21st, unless the Assembly
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What can we learn from Boris Johnson’s first week as Prime Minister? Fiona Ferguson takes a look. Boris Johnson never was one for modesty. As a boy, he declared his life ambition to become no less than world king. Time yet, of course, for the pampered Etonian to realise
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There is a growing housing crisis in the North. Yet the political establishment seem intent on selling off the remainder of our public housing. Fiona Ferguson takes a look. The Northern Ireland Housing Executive (NIHE) is slowly being strangled. Recent months have seen statements by senior civil servants claiming its
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At Marxism 2018, Fiona Ferguson joined a panel of international speakers to discuss the return of socialism. We have published her speech in full where she outlines the kind of socialism we need today, here in Ireland and beyond. I think that it should be obvious to anyone who has
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There is Still Time for an Ecological Revolution to Prevent Hothouse Earth: After a summer of scorching temperatures and forest fires, John Bellamy Foster—author, environmental sociologist and editor of Monthly Review—was interviewed by Fiona Ferguson about the oncoming threat posed by global warming and what is being dubbed
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As the Stormont crisis trundles on, anger is beginning to grow. People Before Profit activist Fiona Ferguson gives her take. Another week, another squabble about talks at Stormont. This week, Leo Varadkar suggested that talks would reconvene soon, an act condemned by Arlene Foster who again reiterated that there would
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Pro Choice activist Fiona Ferguson replies to Nelson McCausland’s latest diatribe against the Left. Nelson McCausland has gotten himself in a bit of fluster. The former DUP politician—best known for his role in the infamous ‘Red Sky scandal’ as a Stormont minister—has taken to the pages of
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Writing after 60 Palestinians were gunned down by Israeli forces in Gaza, Fiona Ferguson discusses Trump’s calculated embassy move, the history of the Nakba and the need for international solidarity. The reality of Israeli Apartheid is once again on our screens—the deadliest onslaught since 2014. As I write,