miércoles, 11 de febrero de 2026
FILIPINAS: Groups launch protests across Europe against Operation Kagar in India (NDFP)
Various groups, parties, and committees in Belgium, the United Kingdom, and Austria launched protests to denounce the bloody and repressive Operation Kagar in India. They timed these actions with the meeting of the European Parliament Foreign Affairs Committee–Human Rights Subcommittee in Belgium on January 27, and with the visit of officials of the European Commission and European Council to India on January 25–27.
The International Committee to Support the People’s War in India (ICSPWI) protested mainly at the European Parliament and the Indian Embassy in Belgium. They urged the European Commission to denounce the Modi regime’s campaign of repression and killings in India under Operation Kagar. The National Democratic Front of the Philippines (NDFP) International Office expressed support for the day of protest.
The Modi regime has massacred hundreds of Indian civilians, particularly Adivasi (indigenous people), since the implementation of Operation Kagar in January 2024. It has mobilized 60,000 paramilitary, police, and military forces and used advanced military equipment such as drones in the operation. Numerous cases of bombings, killings, arrests, and other human rights violations have been documented for over two years.
Operation Kagar is a counterinsurgency campaign aimed at crushing the revolutionary movement led by the Communist Party of India (Maoist). The Modi regime aims to annihilate the revolutionary movement by March 2026 to open the way for large mining corporations to exploit India’s resources and the ancestral lands of the Adivasi. The Modi regime also plans to establish a Brahmanic Hindutva state (fascism directed against religious minorities and oppressed social groups).
According to the NDFP International Office, as in the Philippines and its own revolutionary struggle, the failure of counterinsurgency campaigns exposes the basic truth that reactionary violence cannot defeat revolutionary movements born out of social conditions. “Support the struggle of the Indian people for national and social liberation!” it declared.
MYANMAR: People's Liberation Army (PLA) in action - - info
Myanmar: The Communist People's Liberation Army (PLA) continues to act as an important force in the struggle against the junta military dictatorship. The fighters of this force are ready to make the highest sacrifices to protect the rights and interests of the people.
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lunes, 9 de febrero de 2026
TURQUÍA:WE CONDEMN THE OPERATION TARGETING ESP! atik
WE CONDEMN THE OPERATION TARGETING ESP!
Turkey
woke up to more operations on the morning of 3 February. In Antalya,
Adıyaman, Urfa, Rize, Bursa, Van, Tekirdağ, Gaziantep, Samsun, Dersim,
Malatya, Diyarbakır, Kocaeli, Yalova, Balıkesir,
Denizli,
Ankara, İzmir, Sakarya, Adana and Mersin, the Socialist Party of the
Oppressed (ESP), the Socialist Women's Assembly (SKM), the Federation of
Socialist Youth Associations (SGDF), the Active News Agency (ETHA),
DİSK/Limter-İş, Polen Ecology, BEKSAV and many other institutions, a
total of 96 revolutionaries were taken into custody during raids on
homes and institutions. Among those detained were ESP Co-Chair Murat
Çepni, ESP Central Executive Committee member Okan Danacı, SKM
spokesperson Tanya Kara, ETHA editor Pınar Gayip, Oppressed People's Law
Office lawyer Özlem Gümüştaş, and DİSK/Limter-İş General Secretary
Beycan Taşkıran.
The fascist Turkish state, on the one hand, is carrying out massacres against Kurds, Alevis and Druze by working with the HTŞ government in Syria, and on the other hand, is intensifying arrests and detentions against democratic forces within the country. It attacks marches organised to stop the massacre in Rojava and to support the people's resistance, uses violence against those participating in the protests, and detains dozens of them. Today's operation is part of this.
The arrest of representatives of institutions and journalists who actively participate in actions supporting Rojava, who report on it, and who try to raise public awareness is a warning to mass actions. But we know that no matter how many are arrested, no matter how much torture is inflicted, the struggle of the oppressed peoples who resist cannot be suppressed. Because the struggle of the oppressed peoples and the working class in Rojava and in many parts of the world is legitimate. No fascist dictatorship has been able to suppress this legitimate struggle, nor will it be able to do so in the future. These legitimate struggles continue with the solidarity of workers and labourers around the world, and we firmly believe that this solidarity will continue in all areas in the future.
In Rojava, the fascist HTŞ; in Palestine, fascist Israeli Zionism; in Iran, the fascist Mullah regime; and in India, the fascist Modi government continue their attacks, massacres, and genocides against the local people with the support they receive from imperialist powers. However, in many countries around the world, particularly in Europe, hundreds of thousands of people have taken to the streets to oppose these massacres and support the people's resistance.
As the Confederation of European Turkish Workers; the Socialist Party of the Oppressed (ESP), the Socialist Women's Council (SKM), the Federation of Socialist Youth Associations (SGDF), the Active News Agency (ETHA), DİSK/Limter-İş, Polen Ecology, and BEKSAV. We reiterate our solidarity with the revolutionaries who have been arrested. We call on local and migrant workers and labourers in Europe, as well as democratic forces, to oppose this operation. Currently, let us oppose the attacks against the people in Turkey, Rojava, Iran, Palestine and India with street actions. Let us unite in solidarity with them by making the voice of the oppressed peoples' just struggle heard by the entire European public.
Detentions and Arrests Cannot Stop our Just Struggle!
Long Live the Legitimate Struggle of the Oppressed Peoples!
Long Live International Solidarity!
ATİK- Confederation of Workers from Turkey in Europe
NEPAL: Coalition Of Left Parties Staging Election Boycott Condemns The Arrest Of RCPN Leading Cadre Purna Bahadur Khadka -info
Kathmandu, February 3, 2026: A coalition consisting of six communist and left-wing parties that have been boycotting the March 5 House of Representatives (HoR) elections have demanded the immediate release of Purna Bahadur Khadka, who was recently arrested by Nepal Police following a public function in Dudhouli, Sindhuli, on Monday.
A central joint struggle committee of the coalition parties has warned the government of a stronger political movement if it interferes with their protest programmes. In a statement, the committee condemned the arrest of Khadka, who is also a leading cadre of the Mohan Baidya-led Revolutionary Communist Party of Nepal.
The committee accused the government of attempting to disrupt its peaceful struggle by detaining Khadka and issued a stern warning against further interference.
“We strongly warn the government not to interfere in our peaceful struggle programmes and to immediately release Comrade Purna Bahadur Khadka unconditionally,” the statement said.
The committee, which has been campaigning for the formation of an all-party government, comprises the Mohan Baidya-led Revolutionary Communist Party of Nepal, CPN (Bahumat), the Scientific Socialist Party, CPN (Janapakshya), the Nepal Communist Party, and the Socialist Communist Party.
