by Mansoor Hekmat Two Reactionary Camps The appalling September 11, 2001 terrorist crimes against humanity and the slaughter of thousands of innocent people in America has pushed the world to the brink of one of […]
Outline of a Socialist Critique Mansoor Hekmat 1. The Key Issues in the Soviet Experience I will begin by making some general remarks on the subject I am to present today. The viewpoint whose outline […]
A few words in commemoration of the 1979 Revolution Mansoor Hekmat It is said that in recent years, a process of ‘review’ has been taking place among revolutionaries and the leftist opposition of Iran. A […]
Interview with Negah publication, January 1999 Negah: The existence and conduct of Islamic groups and governments in the Middle East and North Africa in recent years have instigated disagreements over how to deal with […]
Question: ‘The International Situation and the State of Communism’, which examines the crisis and decline of bourgeois socialisms, describes worker-communism as the only current which has prospect of making headway under the present conditions – […]
We will declare the end of any religious state forever. We will put an end to the interference of religion in the lives of the people, in the education system and in the judiciary. We will abolish official religion and declare religious belief or non-belief a private affair. We will end any kind of state or religious intrusion in people’s personal beliefs and private lives. The next state in Iran will be a secular, free and equal one.
The nuclear installations will be dismantled and all weapons of mass destruction will be destroyed. Relations with Western societies will be promoted; science and progressive culture and civilisation will be welcome, and along with the humanitarian people of the world, progressive political, social and cultural values and the rightful demands of the people will be defended against reactionary states and movements.
“The essence of communist revolution is abolition of private ownership of the means of production and their conversion into common ownership of the whole society. Communist revolution puts an end to the class division of society and abolishes the wage-labour system. Thus, market, exchange of commodities, and money disappear. Production for profit is replaced by production to meet people’s needs and to bring about greater prosperity for all.”
A Better World
Programme of the Worker-communist Party
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