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April 30, 2020
By rallying on the streets, supporting the solidarity tour of visiting Filipino unionists, and by meeting with your elected representatives, you secured the solidarity of West Australian parliamentarians! Read more
April 30, 2020
In the West Bank, Union Aid Abroad – APHEDA is working with a local business to help women overcome the challenges of discrimination and restrictive social norms that prevent their participation in the economic life of their community. Read more
April 30, 2020
Union Aid Abroad – APHEDA has joined international aid and civil society organisations in calling for an end to trade negotiations during the Coronavirus pandemic to help low-income countries focus on the health emergency. Read more
April 8, 2020
Union Aid Abroad – APHEDA has joined international aid and civil society organisations in calling for debt relief to low-income countries to combat the Coronavirus pandemic. Read more
March 31, 2020
On International Women’s Day, activists and internationalists of Brisbane came together to celebrate women’s solidarity across borders! Read more
March 31, 2020
Thanks to the solidarity of hundreds of Australian union members who rallied on the streets, wrote letters of protest, and attended advocacy talks from visiting Filipino unionists, trade union repression in the Philippines has been called to the attention of the Australian government! Read more
March 31, 2020
“Global justice is a process of both identifying problems and a system, and building the campaigns and political movements that can unite people within countries but also across countries." Read more
March 31, 2020
Union Aid Abroad – APHEDA is working with the Centre for Labour and Social Studies (CLASS Nepal) to research how communities on the front-lines of climate change in Nepal can benefit from the public ownership, production, and distribution of renewable hydroelectric energy. Read more
March 31, 2020
In a special event in Sydney, Union Aid Abroad – APHEDA supporters had the opportunity to discuss the rise of the far-right in Brazil with Professor Rodrigo Nunes. Read more