Topic: Netherlands

BY JONAS STAAL In the spirit of internationalism, there is no paradox in discussing the importance of social, economic and political revolution in the Netherlands, a country whose…

1.  The National Democratic Struggle in the Philippines The Filipino people have the distinction of being the first nation in the whole of Asia to carry out and…

Character of the People’s War Since its founding on 26 December 1968, the Communist Party of the Philippines has analyzed Philippine society and described it as semicolonial and…

The Netherlands Country Chapter of the International League of Peoples’ Struggle held its Founding Assembly on 14 April 2013 in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. It was attended by 30…

The interests behind the “terrorist” listing of the  national liberation movement in the Philippines are chiefly those of the US among the imperialist powers.  The “terrorist” listing seeks…

Address and Report of International Initiative Committee (IIC) Chairman Jose Maria Sison to the First International Assembly (Founding) of the International League of Peoples’ Struggle in Zutphen, The…

Full Interview with Prof. JOSE MARIA SISON
Founding Chairman, the Communist Party of the Philippines
Chief Political Consultant, National Democratic Front of the Philippines
Chairperson, the International League of Peoples’ Struggle

I. Conception, Struggles and Achievements of the League I propose to present in broad strokes the conception, major struggles and achievements of the League in the first ten…

The Stichting INPS (International Network for Philippine Studies) is an educational foundation registered in the Netherlands for the purpose of promoting Philippine studies in the social, economic, political…

Introduction: A Biographical Sketch A Revolutionary Is Not a Terrorist Fourteen points sum up the life of Jose Maria Sison in his complaint to the European Court of…