This is an extraordinary account of the worst factory fire in history - the 1993 blaze at the Kader Industrial Toy Company outside Bangkok, Thailand. One hundred and eighty-eight people - 174 women and 14 men - perished in the fire. Kader workers earned less than $1 an hour making toys for such corporate giants as Toys 'R Us, Hasbro and Tyco. Those who died were trapped in a building with no fire extinguishers or alarms and no fire escape; management had locked the exits. Learn More

This pamphlet contains articles and statements from the World Socialist Web Site on the Australian government's military intervention into Aboriginal communities which was based on the pretext of stopping child sexual abuse. Learn More

This book contains the results of the Workers Inquiry into the death of Daniel Yock, an 18-year-old Queensland, Australia Aboriginal youth who died in police custody November 7, 1993. Learn More

The July Perspectives features extensive coverage of the world economic and social crisis and American Imperialism and the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. It includes the important statement, "From Stimulus to austerity: An international class war policy. This issue also contains an analysis of the political coup in Australia that saw the removal of Labour Prime Minister Kevin Rudd. Learn More

The August Perspectives features extensive coverage of the wars in Central Asia and the Middle East and the growing international assault on Democratic Rights. Several perspectives are devoted to an analysis and condemnation of the attacks on the WikiLeaks website for its exposure of war crimes in Afghanistan. Learn More