DSA expresses solidarity with Haiti’s ongoing struggle for self-determination... the Biden administration, the U.S. State Department, and the OAS must recognize the right of the Haitian people to a new president.
https://t.co/GZLRUvrOXk
Domestic workers have been hard hit by the global pandemic, but they continue to organize for their labor rights and their health. Join us for #DomesticWorkerWebinar, a conversation between leaders in the domestic worker labor movement. RSVP at https://t.co/PmowgGR1hn
Domestic workers have been hard hit by the global pandemic, but they continue to organize for their labor rights and their health. Join us for #DomesticWorkerWebinar, a conversation between leaders in the domestic worker labor movement. RSVP at https://t.co/z26zFJRoHq
Join the DSA International Committee and @BAYAN_USA
on Feb 4th for a webinar with "Kilusang Mayo Uno" trade union leaders on today's fights taking place between the Filipino working classes and corporate power. You must RSVP at this link:
https://t.co/PAQN4uKu6P
Join us for a panel including author and journalist David Bacon, Suzanna Miller of the IndustriALL International Union Federation, and Héctor de la Cueva of the CILAS Labor Center of Mexico City on the conditions of struggle for workers' rights in Mexico.
https://t.co/4GC5U6gSkA
Next weekend the International Labor Subcommittee of DSA will host our first event on the Mexican labor movement, share far and wide and let's build some solidarity! https://t.co/Xphv0paYYk
Jordanian government 🇯🇴 has arrested the leadership of the Teachers Syndicate and shut down many locals with no legitimate reason. This is the kind of repression teachers can expect in the time of Covid. ⛓️https://t.co/IuWKXeHApI
Airport workers at the Curaçao airport are on wildcat strike to demand backpay they had already negotiated.
Meanwhile the Netherlands have responded to popular protests throughout the island by sending in the army and imposing austerity!