Kiss vs. Kafala: Does Sharia kill love and legitimize exploitation and rape?
The lives, chains, and freedom of Saudi expatriate workers, alongside the rape and luxury of sponsors (Kafils).
Kazi Tanvir Hossain
Kazi Tanvir Hossain (born 2004) is a Bangladeshi Author, columnist and journalist. His debut book is titled 'Behind the Scenes of July Spring'. He is an anti-natalist, passive nihilist, and anarcho-syndicalist. 📞 t.me/KaziTanv ✉️ tunvi2004@gmail.com
Leninist internationalism is bourgeois internationalism.
Plan work carefully before diving in. Acting like a reckless, blind bull only hurts yourself while leaving obstacles untouched. To truly break a barrier, strike at its foundations.
Can anyone recover their face value by attacking the ASF?
Published under the pseudonym "Wildcat Wob," this memoir sheds light on the internal dynamics of Melbourne's anarcho-syndicalist movement and the Anarcho-Syndicalist Federation (ASF) during the 1990s. While externally structured in the style of fiction and appearing exceptionally vivid, fluent, and well-composed, it appears deeply one-sided and
Struggle: Marxist vs. Anarcho-Syndicalist
A brief critique of Marxist theories of the 'dictatorship of the proletariat', 'vanguardism', and 'moral-idealism'.
Limitations of Reformism and the Imperative of Class Struggle
It has already been explained in dozens of texts that the history of human civilization is essentially the history of class struggle. Ever since the breakdown of primitive communist society, the existence of two opposing classes—the exploiters and the exploited—has become inevitable. Although the form of this exploitative
The Life, Melody, and Rhythm of Tea Garden Workers
BANGLADESH : The Hilly Valley Awaiting Promised Liberation
Libcom’s Essay and the Theoretical Bankruptcy of Appeasement
Background of Structural Transformation and Theoretical Struggle At every turning point in human history, particularly in the liberation struggle of exploited and oppressed working people, theoretical clarity has always played a central role. In the current capitalist and bureaucratic world order, merely transferring state power or capital cannot bring about
Bolshevik Confusion and the Theoretical Bankruptcy of Anarchists
In the long and complex intellectual trajectory of political and social movements, a fundamental question has always come to the fore: which party, religion, philosophy, or ideology is genuinely capable of liberating human beings? In the realm of philosophical practice, the dialectical currents of the East and the West have
Religion and Anarcho-Syndicalism
From the dawn of human civilization to the complex geopolitical and information-technology-driven era of the twenty-first century, "religion" has never remained confined within a bounded circle of belief or formal ritualistic phenomena; rather, it has established itself as the most influential psychological driving force of human existence, the
The Bankruptcy of Capitalism and Religion, and the Revolutionary Journey of Anarcho-Syndicalism
In the long historical trajectory of human civilization, two primary forces have most extensively controlled and shackled the human mind and society: capitalism and institutional religion. In this critical and complex era of the twenty-first century, both of these forces have reached the absolute limit of their all-encompassing failure. The
Anarcho-Syndicalism in Bangladesh: Present Context & Challenges
1. Shift of Power and the Reconstruction Strategy of the Bourgeois State Apparatus The political shift in Bangladesh's state power on August 5, 2024, was not a revolution in the interest of the working class; rather, it was an unprecedented internal rearrangement of power within the bourgeois state
Chains and Liberation: The Future Struggle of the Working Class in Asia's Transformation and the Context of Bangladesh
1. The Global Shift of Labor and the Rise of Asian Reality The geopolitics and economics of the twenty-first century are undergoing a major paradigm shift. The advanced capitalist world, such as Europe and North America, has "de-industrialized" its own territories and shifted its production systems to the