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Let’s get organized against the wave of worker oppression

Coordinating Committee To Form Workers' Organization

Wed, 03 Oct 2007 12:38:00

The recent wave of oppression and detention of workers reached the Ghazvin city. At the protest gathering of workers from factories; Naznakh, Meh nakh, Poshineh Baf, Lamp Alvand, in front of the governorship of Ghazvin City, security forces attacked the worker-protesters and arrested more than 20 of them. These workers had not been paid for a year. However, there have been a few actions taking place such as those in front of the legislature yet they still have not been paid.

Workers!

Arresting the workers in Ghazvin which, with great probably like the detention of the bus Vahed Company workers, the deprivation of their job results. Other instances of the recent workers oppression - from workers in Babak city to Sagez, Sanadaj workers and particularly the bus Vahed Company workers - demonstrates the oppressive machine of capitalism completely putting aside ‘an appeal to the poor people’ and drawing its sword. This, of course, is a big lesson for us and brings the fangs of capitalism for those who have an illusion about this anti-humanity system. But the important lesson and bigger one that has to be learned from this bitter reality is that what makes capitalism to be such a savage, brutal, and oppressive system is that we are on our knees in front of it. Let’s arise! Our major weak point is not having an anti-capitalist formation. Now, even our protests for the non-payment of our wages for a year either results in our detention or the refusal of our jobs. Then, why are we afraid to have our organization when we are getting arrested and losing our jobs. If we want to put an end to this unequal struggle immediately, and if we want to subjugate the brutality and oppression of capitalism and get right at the throat of capitalism, there is no other way than to form an anti-capitalist formation of the working class.

Workers let’s get organize against the capital!
Coordinating Committee To Form Workers' Organization
March 1, 2006
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