The trade unions in France have called a ‘general strike’ on 5 November, with the aim of defusing the revolt of school and university students. The police are no doubt gearing up to inflict their repression on the demonstrations The way to counter this capitalist response is given in the title of our leaflet: ‘Spread the movement everywhere!’
During the spring of 2026, a significant wave of workers' struggles developed across several industrial regions of India. This article situates in the context of an international revival of class movements.
We publish here the reflections by an ICC sympathiser on the online public meeting we held in English on 18 October. We agree with its approach and think it is a very useful contribution to future discussions about the significance of the current movements of proletarian youth.
A wave of discontent and struggle is sweeping across the world, particularly among young people.
The US war in Iran marks a new step into global chaos
A response to the deafening propaganda about violence in the movement of the French high school and university students.
Confronted by the upheavals rocking the bourgeoisie in Latin American countries, the working class there must wage the struggle on its own class terrain by opposing the terrible attacks launched by both populist and ‘progressive’ governments on its living and working conditions.
This is the text of a leaflet drawing out the lessons from the many demonstrations across France.
We publish here the leaflet the ICC distributed in large numbers at the massive demos in France on 17 October. As the preamble says, “at times like this that it is vital to reflect and discuss things collectively. Because the traps into which our movement can fall are beginning to take shape”.
A collection of some of the ICC articles and leaflets produced during the October 2026 movement of high school and university students in France, plus a leaflet distributed in September 2026 recalling the lessons of the 2006 student and workers’ movement against the CPE contract of employment.