Now that the Federal Election campaign is over, the YCL-LJC wishes to salute the work of the 30 candidates – with a notable amount of young people – who, throughout the country, held in difficult conditions the revolutionary flag of the Communist Party of Canada. We also salute the contribution of the YCL-LJC as a whole as a key element in the different CPC campaigns, helping providing better visibility within the youth and students.
Les organisations de jeunesse communistes des Amériques dénoncent la responsabilité de l’impérialisme dans la crise migratoire
Déclaration conjointe d’organisations de jeunesse communistes américaines, 9 aout 2019
Nous, organisations de jeunesse communistes des Amériques soussignées affirmons :
American communist youth organisations denounce imperialism’s responsibility in the Migrants’ crisis
Joint statement by communist youth organisations of the Americas, August 9, 2019
The undersigned communist youth organisations of the Americas declare:
Organizaciones juveniles comunistas de las Américas denuncian el papel del imperialismo ante la crisis migratoria
Declaración conjunta de organizaciones comunistas juveniles de las Américas, 9 de Agosto 2019
Las Juventudes Comunistas de América abajo firmantes declaramos:
Anti-communism and Vice Media : is all alternative media really progressive?
Central Executive Committee, July 24th, 2019
In an article published online on July 24th, the so-called alternative media reported on two young men, Kam McLeod and Bryer Schmegelsky, both researched by the RCMP in relation with two murders that occured in BC on July 14th. Reporting on facts revealed by the Globe and Mail linking these two individuals to ultra-right, neonazi and violent groups especially, the Vice article also states that « on Facebook, Schmegelsky also liked the Young Communist League of Victoria page » before continuing to enumerate his gun loving activities.
Defend Queer Rights, for full Equality and Socialism!
Joint declaration by the Communist Party of Canada and the YCL-LJC, june 2019
Fifty years after the historic Stonewall uprising of June 1969, the struggle for Two Spirit and Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Intersex, Queer & Questioning (2S/LGBTIQ) rights is far from over.
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Fête nationale 2019 : vers une alliance combattive contre Legault et les grands monopoles
Déclaration de la Ligue de la jeunesse communiste et du Parti communiste du Québec, 24 juin 2019
À l’occasion de la Fête nationale 2019, le Parti communiste ainsi que la Ligue de la jeunesse communiste du Québec appellent tous les mouvements démocratiques, sociaux, syndicaux et populaires à s’unir dans une alliance combattive et militante contre le gouvernement réactionnaire et raciste de François Legault.
Québec National Day: for a combative alliance against Legault and the big monopolies!
Québec National Day statement, from the Communist Party and Young Communist League of Québec, june 24, 2019
On the occasion of National Day 2019, the Communist Party and the Young Communist League of Québec call on all democratic, social, labor and popular movements to unite in a fighting and militant alliance against the reactionary and racist government of François Legault.
Bill 21: Defending discrimination and oppression in the name of secularism
Statement by the Communist Party of Québec and la Ligue de la jeunesse Communiste du Québec
The Young Communist League and the Communist Party of Quebec condemn Bill 21, “on the secularism of the State”, introduced by the Legault Government on March 28. The law is secular only in name. In fact, behind the wording chosen to mislead Quebecers – even the most progressive – hides the true nature of the fundamentally reactionary, right-wing, and nationalistic Legault government.
Projet de loi 21: défendre la discrimination et l’oppression au nom de la laïcité
Déclaration conjointe de la Ligue de la jeunesse communiste et du Parti communiste du Québec
Ligue de la jeunesse communiste et le Parti communiste du Québec condamnent le projet de loi 21 sur la laïcité de l’État déposé par le gouvernement Legault le 28 mars dernier. Laïque, cette loi ne l’est que par le nom. En fait, derrière ce libellé sciemment choisi pour induire en erreur les Québécois-es même les plus progressistes, se cache la vraie nature du gouvernement Legault, celle d’un gouvernement foncièrement réactionnaire, identitaire et nationaliste.