Pelarian Rohingya Bukan Musuh: Bela hak pelarian, pekerja harus bersatu

Lebih daripada separuh populasi pelarian di Malaysia terdiri daripada etnik Rohingya, iaitu kumpulan minoriti Muslim yang berdepan dengan penindasan di Myanmar yang majoritinya beragama Buddha. (Sumber: Bernama)

Tolak pengkambinghitaman berunsur perkauman terhadap pelarian Rohingya. Pertahankan golongan yang tiada warganegara dan tertindas, tuntut hak-hak undang-undang serta perlindungan, dan satukan pekerja Malaysia, pekerja migran dan pelarian dalam perjuangan menentang eksploitasi, perpecahan dan ketidaksamaan kapitalis.

Perjanjian Kolektif CSB HSBC–NUBE ke-6 Termeterai: Kemenangan separa, ke arah mana seterusnya?

Gambar berkumpulan pada majlis menandatangani perjanjian CSB CA ke-6 antara NUBE dan HSBC pada 23 Mei 2026 (sumber: NUBE)

Rundingan sememangnya boleh menghasilkan kemenangan dan perlindungan, namun terhad jika dijadikan strategi tunggal. Tanpa tekanan industri dari akar umbi pekerja, ia akan tergendala dan seringkali ditunggang oleh bos dan menteri. Maka aksi industri dan mobilisasi bebas daripada majikan dan kerajaan kekal sebagai alat perjuangan utama buat kelas pekerja.

CA CSB ke-6 adalah satu kemenangan sebenar. Ia meningkatkan gaji, memperluaskan perlindungan sosial, dan menyerlahkan kekuatan organisasi pekerja.
Namun ia juga mendedahkan had strategi dan taktik perjuangan sedia ada di bawah sistem kapitalisme. Kerajaan selalu akan berpihak kepada para pemodal. Konsesi hanya akan diperoleh susulan tekanan yang berlarutan.
Oleh itu, perjuangan ke hadapan tidak boleh berhenti di meja rundingan semata-mata. Kita harus memperkukuh organisasi akar umbi pekerja yang mampu merintis jalan perjuangan yang lebih mandiri dan militan.

Perspectives for Malaysia: A Marxist Approach

A visual summary of Malaysia’s reformist crossroads: PSM’s socialist banner, PKR’s liberal opposition politics, MUDA’s youth reformism, and Bersama’s latest attempt to revive the Reformasi brand. This book review revisits the political questions posed by Malaysia at the Crossroads — class independence, electoral compromise, and the need for a genuinely socialist alternative.

A Marxist review of Jeyakumar Devaraj’s Malaysia at the Crossroads, examining PSM’s method, reformism, coalition politics, class independence, and the need for a revolutionary socialist alternative in Malaysia.

Rafizi’s Reformasi Rebrand and the Crisis of Malaysian Capitalist Politics

Anwar passes the old “Reformasi” coat to Rafizi, while the capitalist elites laugh along — same system, same agenda, same old game under a new face.

Bersama presents itself as a fresh alternative, but beneath its reformasi rhetoric lies the same capitalist politics that have failed workers and youth for decades. As Malaysia’s political crisis deepens, this article argues that only an independent socialist working-class movement can offer a genuine alternative.

Hari Pekerja 2026 dan Krisis Kapitalisme

Kontinjen Sosialis Alternatif berarak sambil memegang sepanduk dan bendera CWI (Committee for a Workers' International) pada Hari Pekerja 2026 di Kuala Lumpur.

Dalam suasana sambutan Hari Pekerja tahun ini, kelas pekerja sedunia sedang berhadapan dengan krisis kapitalisme yang semakin mendalam serta ketegangan geopolitik dunia yang semakin meruncing. Peperangan dan konflik bersenjata terus merebak dari Palestin, Sudan, Republik Demokratik Congo hingga Myanmar, sementara ancaman perang dunia semakin nyata melalui peperangan di Timur Tengah dan Ukraine. Jutaan rakyat pekerja dan golongan miskin menjadi mangsa perang, pemindahan paksa, kebuluran serta kemiskinan yang semakin parah. Dalam masa yang sama, krisis kos sara hidup, serangan terhadap hak pekerja, pengangguran, krisis hutang serta dasar penjimatan ekonomi terus menekan kehidupan rakyat di hampir semua negara hari ini.

5 Reports of Rape Every Day: What is to be done while Parliament laments low prosecution rate?

Demonstrators marched in Kuala Lumpur on International Women's Day 2020 protesting against sexual violence and rape, although anti-capitalist demands and working-class participation have not yet taken center stage. (Source: Malaysiakini)

Between 2015 and 2025, Malaysia witnessed a staggering 17,609 reported rape cases — an average of five rape reports every single day… Only 7,090 of these cases, or roughly 40%, resulted in charges being filed… in an earlier decade only about 16% of reported rape cases were taken to court and only about 2.7% resulted in convictions… formal figures greatly understate the reality because many victims never file reports at all… only around 10% of rape incidents ever reach law enforcement, consistent with about 8–11% globally… Most crucially, a study of 304 sexual assault survivors… found that a large majority (about 76%) of victims were from a low socio‑economic class… Lower‑income individuals often have fewer resources, less social support, weaker bargaining power within households, and reduced access to protective services or legal recourse — all of which materially condition their exposure to violence.

International Solidarity Campaign: Justice for the 177 Fired Mediceram Workers

Bangladeshi workers organizing in protest against slave-like conditions at Mediceram Malaysia, despite repeated criminal actions taken by the employers against them.

We, the socialist, labour, and youth organisations endorsing this statement, demand that the Malaysian government, particularly the Department of Industrial Relations and the Department of Labour, take action to resolve the crisis faced by Bangladeshi workers who have been exploited and oppressed under the management of local agents and Malaysian companies. We also call on the Government of Bangladesh, especially the Ministry of Expatriates’ Welfare and Overseas Employment, to urgently act on the official appeal submitted by the Mediceram Workers’ Committee on 6 November 2025, which demands investigation, compensation, and justice.