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Our website has lots of interesting material and details about our Campaign
Our Campaign was founded in 1991 and we have our own paper and press
Democrat
CAEF
Implications of the Lisbon Treaty
Statement by CAEF on Lisbon Treaty and Irish Referendum
You are now a citizen of the EU superstate - Editorial
Euro in deep crisis - EU's solution - unemployment and privatisation
Implications of Lisbon Treaty and machinations for referendum in Ireland
Irish Unite trade union calls for No! vote in Lisbon II referendum
Where now? Democracy or EU Dictatorship - Editorial
"Guarantees" for Lisbon II
Statement by People's Movement of Ireland on "Guarantees"
Maastricht trick for Lisbon II?
Invalidity of "Guarantees" for Lisbon II
Key articles from recent past issues of the Democrat
The EU is not working - Editorial August-September 2009
Manufacturing or the 'road to Hell'? - Editorial Mar-April 2009
Statement on Lindsey strike - local and foreign workers
How the EU is destroying Royal Mail
Opposition to the EU and 'globalisation' increases
Where now? - Editorial Jan-Feb 2009
Single currency crisis sparks violence
Working time Directive = 'Flexploitation'
The way out of the Crisis - Editorial Nov-Dec 2008
It could all be so different
Globalisation, Britain and the EU - Editorial Sept-Oct 2008
EU Court for Big Capital
Just get Britain out of the EU
Global capital and trade union rights
How the EU Operates - Democrat series
Here a President there a President and two more...
Privatisation of the NHS
Trade with the Third World - EPAs and ACP
European Parliament
Economic and Social Committee
The Commission
The EU Budget
European Investment Bank
Legal process behind Services Directive
New series - Route to the EU Superstae
Paris Treaty 1951 - European Coal and Steel Community
The Roots of Democracy - Democrat series
The Levellers
The Tolpuddle Martyrs
The Chartists
Taff Vale Railway Strike
Limiting the working week (part one 1802-1890)
Taking Liberties A review of the Book & Exhibition
Eurostat the EU’s official statistics office said EU unemployment reached 9.3 percent in October 2009, the highest for over a decade. The figure is a rise of 0.1 percent on September the month before and compares with unemployment of 7.3 percent in October 2008.
Roughly 258,000 EU citizens lost their jobs in October 2009 alone, bringing the total number of unemployed across the EU to 22.5 million. This is nearly one in ten workers.
The unemployment rate in Britain in December was 7.9 per cent with 1.6 million unemployed. The hardest hit are young people where full time jobs are falling.
"Say no to EU rail privatisation"