Nexperia management blocks striking workers’ access to food
“We continue to appeal to them, even offering to have our supplies inspected to ensure that the food reaches our hungry colleagues. But they still refuse to allow [READ MORE]
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Farmers in Palestine salvage olive harvest amid displacement, destruction and Israeli settler violence
The Million Tree Campaign, a regeneration project run by the Arab Group for the Protection of Nature, flagged “accessing land and the heightened violence directed at farmers by [READ MORE]
Workers at electronics company prepare to go on strike
Mary Ann Castillo, the union president of the Nexperia Philippines Inc. Workers Union-NAFLU-KMU, stated, “We have done everything to address our concerns. We followed the proper process, but [READ MORE]
International Peoples’ Front hold a hybrid meeting in Bangkok
The International Peoples’ Front organizations held a public event in Bangkok, Thailand on February 24, 2025. The speakers touched on issues of changing nature of the international system, [READ MORE]
After battle in court, Kenya sugar firms privatized
“High Court has dismissed a petition seeking to stop leasing of government-owned sugar farms, arguing that public participation was adequately done and the process followed the Public Private [READ MORE]
Farmers are demanding fair prices for their produce
“Farmers bear the burden of production costs, yet they are the ones suffering the most losses. The Department of Agriculture and the government are doing nothing to ensure [READ MORE]
Indigenous villages turning to small renewable energy generators to power their homes and schools hindered by State forces
“SIBAT’s work has rarely been straightforward, with Catarata citing interference from the military as one of their main challenges. In 2020, during the COVID-19 pandemic, Catarata encountered one [READ MORE]
Migrant workers are being detained by the Trump administration at Guantanamo Bay Detention Camp
“Since February 4, the Trump administration has detained more than 100 immigrants in a US military detention camp in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. Established in January 2002 under George [READ MORE]
Rural people fighting against the Jalaur Mega Dam
Here are the rural people fighting against the Jalaur Mega Dam displacing communities in the Philippines. “The Jalaur River Multi-Purpose Project (JRMP) Phase II, commonly known as the [READ MORE]
Migrant workers call for increase in family living wage amidst rising prices
“Groups of overseas Filipinos launched a worldwide campaign in support of a family living wage for private and public sector workers in the Philippines at an online press [READ MORE]