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Mother Jones · Mon 22:38
Read @hurwitz.bsky.social's report on the global port strike that kicked off on Friday to protest the use of ports for arms exports.
The Real News Network · Fri 13:54
“We, the workers in the ports, know very well that without us nothing moves. Without our hands, containers remain still, ships are not loaded, the war machines are blocked.”
Mother Jones · Thu 21:15
In a global labor action of record scale, dockworkers in 22 countries will strike on Friday to protest the use of their ports for arms exports.
Mother Jones · Thu 21:11
In a global labor action of record scale, dockworkers in 22 countries will strike on Friday to protest the use of their ports for arms exports. Organizers say that the strike could bring more than $2 billion worth of freight to a standstill.
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'Machinery of death': Dock workers worldwide protest against arms shipments to Israel Mounira Elsamra on Fri, 10/30/2026 - 20:17 Protesters at more than 100 ports across 22 countries call on dock workers to disrupt arms shipments to Israel A sign taped to a car at the Port of Elizabeth in New Jersey reads: 'End the…
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Dockworkers across Europe are staging strikes and demonstrations as part of an international campaign against arms shipments and port militarisation. Unions in France, Italy, Greece, Spain, Turkey and Morocco have called for an end to wars in the Middle East, including Gaza. “Ports must not be used for the transport…
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In a global labor action of record scale, dockworkers in 22 countries will strike on Friday to protest the use of their ports for arms exports. Organizers say that the strike, organized by an international coalition of dockworkers’ unions, could disrupt as much as 40 percent of marine cargo moving through the…
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Dock and port workers from 17 countries will disrupt and block exports to Israel on Friday, with workers joining from countries including Italy, Mexico, Turkey, the US, Morocco and India. Representatives from more than 100 ports will participate in the international day of action on 30 October, calling for an end to…
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