The Republican Socialist Platform’s 2025 AGM took place on Saturday 23rd August 2025, with members taking part in-person from Glasgow’s Renfield Centre and via Zoom. It began with a discussion about “Scotland, the left and the 2026 elections” which included critical assessments of the Your Party initiative launched by Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana as…
The latest edition of the Scottish Left Review features an RSP contribution on the need for any new left party to be guided by a republican strategy in both its politics and organisation.
The Republican Socialist Platform is proud to co-sign the following statement in solidarity with Cornish left organisations campaigning for devolution in Kernow/Cornwall on par with that extended to Scotland and Cymru/Wales. We encourage people in Scotland to sign their petition. The Cornish people have the right to recognition of their nationhood and to self-determination. We…
Labour’s plan to proscribe Palestine Action as a terrorist organisation is a disgraceful assault on the right to protest and the latest illustration of the UK state’s authoritarianism. Palestine Action’s tactics are justified. They draw on long traditions of non-violent direct action used in the anti-war, climate justice and alter-globalisation movements, and have exposed the…
The intensification of Israel’s war on Gaza, Palestine and on Lebanon has killed 40,000+ people, including 10,000+ children. They have been killed by bombs, gunfire, starvation, crushed under rubble and torture. This is played out in real-time on our TV and social media screens — but so far we have been unable to stop this…
The Republican Socialist Platform invites friends to discuss ‘Building Internationalism from Below in a Multipolar World’ in Glasgow on Saturday 27th April 2024, 2pm-5pm.
Alan Boylan, a founding member of the Republican Socialist Platform based in Dundee, passed away last Thursday 25th January 2024.
The RSP unequivocally condemns the Israeli bombing of homes, hospitals, schools and mosques, the shutting-off of water, electricity, food and fuel, and the closing of the Rafah border crossing both to refugees and much-needed aid.
The RSP has donated €230 to the Kurdish Solidarity Network fundraiser for Heyva Sor, which operates independently of the Turkish and Syrian states in the Kurdish areas worst affected by the recent earthquakes.
RSP members participated in the annual Bloody Sunday march in Derry this year.
