Haitian and Mexican farmworkers in Immokalee: A story of Black history and labor solidarity
Decades ago, Haitian and Mexican farmworkers in Immokalee, Florida, sparked a powerful movement that is reshaping US agriculture today.
Tunisian parliamentary elections see voter turnout of less than 9%
These were the first parliamentary elections held under President Kais Saied’s new political system. All of Tunisia’s major political parties had called for a boycott of the elections
Tunisian political parties term upcoming elections “illegitimate” and call for boycott
Elections are taking place in Tunisia more than a year after President Kais Saied dismissed the last elected government
Who benefits from I2U2?
The meeting of the leaders of the US, Israel, India and the UAE – what has been called the West Asian Quad – primarily serves to benefit Israel’s agenda in the region
South African dairy worker strike continues as inquiry looms over Clover Industries
Unions have intensified their struggle, filing an official complaint against Clover’s retrenchment plans to the Competition Commission and calling for the company to be nationalized
A new president elected in Algeria amid large-scale popular boycott
The elections held on December 12 after months of protests against the existing political system saw a very low voter participation rate
Tunisian unions work to block docking of ship with ties to Israel
The Palestinian BDS National Committee termed the action against the Cornelius A, which was prevented from docking at the Rades port, a “first of its kind victory in the Arab world”.
Of united struggles against militarization, from Latin America to Palestine
Public hearing discusses the export of Israeli military technology and methodology to various Latin American countries and how repressive forces in these countries are using such methods
154 organizations have asked the EU to ensure arms manufacturers do not participate in research programs such as Horizon 2020
