Working in solidarity with southern Africa civil society to shift power and undo the legacies of colonialism and apartheid. Formerly the Anti-Apartheid Movement
6 months ago today Lord Oates raised the issue of mass lead poisoning of children in Kabwe, one of the world's most polluted towns, in the House of Lords
Colonial-era mining by @AngloAmerican left most of the pollution
When will it repair the harm? When will the UK force it to?
ONE DAY TO GO!
Tomorrow, join us for our first webinar on resisting xenophobia- “When Communities Fight Back: Xenophobia, Solidarity and Resistance."
12 November 2026
16:00 GMT | 18:00 SAST | Online via Zoom
RSVP: https://t.co/ukYhZhjUUJ
#ResistanceAndSolidarity
[STATEMENT] ACTSA has joined the @CorpJusticeUK and others in welcoming the UK Government’s announcement that it will introduce mandatory human rights due diligence legislation.
Read: https://t.co/8XasGRZfeL
#CorporateAccountability#CorporateJustice
Building solidarity takes more than conversation. It requires collective action.
Join our first webinar, When Communities Fight Back: Xenophobia, Solidarity and Resistance
12 November 2026 | 16:00 GMT | 18:00 SAST
Online via Zoom
Register: https://t.co/ukYhZhjUUJ
Speaking at ACTSA's AGM, Reverend Phumzile Stofile reflects on xenophobia in S.A and the importance of collective action in building a more inclusive and united society.
He leaves us with an important question: What will you do?
Watch full address: https://t.co/ByaKceLV6E
ACTSA LAUNCHES ESWATINI REPORT AT THE UK PARLIAMENT
Thanks to Kim Johnson MP for hosting us, & to all who joined in person and online for their participation & support.
The time for international solidarity is now.
Read the report: https://t.co/i8KxgHJl75
#HumanRightsEswatini
1 year later: 140,000 people still waiting for justice in Kabwe
One year after the appeal hearing at the Supreme Court of Appeal, the need for accountability persists. The people of Kabwe deserve justice.
Read about the case & campaign:
https://t.co/yO1TgnrkeP
#JusticeForKabwe
Today, ACTSA launches its new report at the House of Commons, hosted by Kim Johnson MP.
You can follow the launch live.
📅 03 Nov 2026 | 6pm–8pm UK time
Join the launch on Zoom: https://t.co/sNJK3o5exx
Meeting ID: 617 3906 4126
Passcode: 968077
#HumanRightsEswatini
Join ACTSA and Kim Johnson MP at the parliamentary launch of Eswatini – Time to Act.
📅 Tuesday, 3 November
📍 Committee Room 10, House of Commons, London
🕕 6pm–8pm UK time
Register: https://t.co/6nSzUjWgn5
#HumanRightsEswatini
Kim Johnson MP has voiced her support for the demands of Emaswati and will host the parliamentary launch of ACTSA’s new report on Tuesday.
📅 Tuesday, 3 November 2026
📍 House of Commons, London
🕕 6pm–8pm UK time
Register: https://t.co/6nSzUjWgn5
#HumanRightsEswatini
“The escalation in human rights abuses by the autocratic government in Eswatini is shocking and must be condemned.” - Kim Johnson MP
ACTSA launches new report at the UK Parliament.
📅 3 November | 🕕 6–8pm UK time | House of Commons, London
Join us: https://t.co/6nSzUjWOcD
ESWATINI – TIME TO ACT | PARLIAMENTARY LAUNCH
Bringing the realities facing the people of Eswatini to the heart of UK Parliament.
RSVP HERE: https://t.co/6nSzUjWgn5
📅 Tuesday, 3 November 2026
🕕 6pm–8pm
📍 Committee Room 10, House of Commons, London
#HumanRightsEswatini
WHEN COMMUNITIES FIGHT BACK: XENOPHOBIA, SOLIDARITY AND RESISTANCE
Join us for the first webinar in our series, From Division to Solidarity: Organising Against Xenophobia and the Far Right.
12 November 2026 / 16:00 GMT | 18:00 SAST / Online
Register: https://t.co/ukYhZhjUUJ
ESWATINI - TIME TO ACT | PARLIAMENTARY LAUNCH
On 3 November, ACTSA launches, a report by Emaswati researchers calling on the UK Government & Commonwealth to act.
📅 Tuesday, 3 November 2026 | 6pm–8pm
📍 Committee Room 10, House of Commons, London
RSVP: https://t.co/6nSzUjWOcD
As part of International Lead Poisoning Prevention Week (18–24 October), @EAfricaZambia launched UNDENIABLE: Anglo American’s Role in the Kabwe Sacrifice Zone.
Get involved: https://t.co/Puc1oh825L
#JusticeForKabwe
As we look towards Zambia’s 62nd Independence Day tomorrow, we reflect on the people of Kabwe, who continue to live with the devastating legacy of lead pollution and await justice.
Get involved in ACTSA’s Justice for Kabwe campaign: https://t.co/hwKhfvF0HT
#JusticeForKabwe
Join us for a 3-part webinar series on xenophobia, resistance and rebuilding solidarity.
Register for Webinar #1: When Communities Fight Back: Xenophobia, Solidarity and Resistance
🔗https://t.co/ukYhZhjn5b
Organise for solidarity, not division.
#ResistanceAndSolidarity
What comes to mind when you think about Eswatini?
Our new report, Eswatini - Time to Act, examines the realities facing the people of Eswatini and why the international community must act.
Coming soon…
Follow us for updates: https://t.co/2fDQ4Bds18
#HumanRights#Eswatini
Today, @EAfricaZambia is hosting a breakfast event in Kabwe to bring the findings of ACTSA's report, UNDENIABLE: Anglo American’s Role in the Kabwe Sacrifice Zone, to the heart of the community.
Get involved, support the campaign: 🔗https://t.co/Puc1oh8zVj
#JusticeForKabwe
WHO PAYS THE PRICE FOR GOLD?
Since 2019, S.A gold miners and their families have been awarded £268m in compensation for silicosis. More than six years later, they’re still fighting for what they’re owed.
Help us demand action: https://t.co/t7Y9aty1kP
#JusticeForMiners
32 African countries spend more on external debt than on healthcare.
25 spend more on debt than on education.
Debt justice means fair debt relief so countries can prioritise people over repayments.
Help #CancelTheDebt today: 🔗https://t.co/dIcd9Sn8B4
#CancelTheDebt