Category Archives: Workers’ struggles

Khuzestan’s Vanguard Socialist Workers call for general strike until socialist revolution’s victory

Khuzestan, October 2022.
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Abadan refinery workers go on strike!

Today, Saturday October 7th, all the bitumen tankers refused to load at the Abadan refinery and announced a strike.

The intervention of the refinery’s security guards did not make any difference and the drivers left their vehicles.

It is said that this situation will continue tomorrow.

Source: Telegram channel of Khuzestan Vanguard Socialist Workers’ Cell

Translation: Shahrokh Zamani Action Campaign

Oil industry’s official workforce supports Iran’s mass protests and threatens to go on strike

The following is a statement by a section of the oil industry’s official workforce.

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Iran’s oil workers support the mass protests and threaten to go on strike

The following is a message by the Organising Council of Oil Contract Workers’ Protests.

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Khuzestan Vanguard Socialist Workers’ Cell calls for a general strike in Iran

The following is a message by the Khuzestan Vanguard Socialist Workers’ Cell on the recent mass protests in Iran.

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Iran’s socialist women organise against scarcity and repression

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Khuzestan Pipe Factory: closed down and sold as scrap metal!

The following is a message by the Khuzestan Vanguard Socialist Workers’ Cell on the destruction of the Khuzestan Pipe Factory in south-western Iran.

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Ahvaz steelworkers’ protests continue

Iran National Steel Industrial Group workers, 27 July 2022.
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Reza Shahabi and Hassan Saeedi: on hunger strike and in solitary!

The following message was published on the Trade Union of the Tehran and Suburbs Vahed Bus Company’s Telegram Channel on June 30th 2022.

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The war in Ukraine is a war against workers

The following message was published on the Haft Tappeh Workers’ Independent Channel on Telegram on February 28th 2022.

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