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On Undercover Anti-Imperialist Solidarity: Interview with Torkil Lauesen and Discussion on the Manifest-Communist Working Group, Denmark
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What does it mean to commit your life to struggle for anti-imperialism? How does it affect you in a political group fighting together in solidarity? What are the benefits and limitations of an undercover strategy? These are some of the questions that Torkil Lauesen and other members of the Manifest-Communist Working Group (Manifest–Kommunistisk Arbejdsgruppe) of Denmark asked themselves as they engaged in revolutionary support for liberation struggles in the Global South. Lauesen joined us to discuss his global perspective on this work and reflect in a dialectical manner on this time period. For more information on Torkil's work, please visit this informative website: https://snylterstaten.dk
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