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Page Text: the Committee for Public Education (Australia)• 28 September 2020 Fight the bipartisan attack on democracy—join the SEP as an electoral member! In a blatant act of political censorship, the Socialist Equality Party has been deregistered. Nevertheless, the SEP will stand candidates in the federal election, if and when it is called, and conduct the broadest possible campaign for a genuine socialist alternative. Read more Apply for electoral membership of the Socialist Equality Party (Australia) The working class must have a political voice, which the ruling class through its latest legislation is seeking to stifle. The opposition to the dictates of big business and its political servants needs to be guided by a socialist program that puts the social needs of working people—above all their health and lives—ahead of the private profits of the wealthy few. The SEP alone fights for this perspective. Our party fights: ● For a scientific program to eradicate the coronavirus pandemic against the criminal, “herd immunity” policies of the ruling elite. ● For an end to militarism and war. ● Against all forms of nationalism and racism and for the unity of the international working-class. ● For the social rights of the working class, including quality, free education and healthcare for all, and a decent, full-time job with permanent conditions for those able to work. ● For a workers’ government and socialism, that is a society in which the working-class democratically controls the wealth that it produces, not the banks and the billionaires. Fill out this form to apply to join the SEP as an electoral member. The membership fee is $5 (waged) or $2 (unwaged/student). Lecture series: Why study the history of Trotskyism? The lectures, now all available online, reviewed some of the fundamental lessons of the protracted struggle by the Trotskyist movement for socialist internationalism. View the lectures Principles Membership in the Socialist Equality Party is based on agreement with its Statement of Principles. The principles of the SEP incorporate the essential experiences of the revolutionary upheavals of the twentieth century and the corresponding struggle waged by Marxists for the program of world socialist revolution.

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