Socialist Internationalism, Hong Kong Solidarity, Non-Campism, and Lausan

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Promise Li joins us to talk about his Hong Kong solidarity work, Lausan, and his approach to understanding the complexities of internationalism in the current period. We spend much of the interview digging deep into the specific case of the Hong Kong uprisings and the colonial and historical context they emerge from. We also explore the importance of connecting workers’ movements at the international level.

If you want to hear more from Promise follow his Twitter account @promiseli_. To find out more about Lausan check out their website www.lausan.hk and follow them on Twitter @Lausanhk. You can learn more about the Internationalism from Below collective on Facebook www.facebook.com/intlfrombelow/ and Twitter @IntlFromBelow.

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