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International labour movement takes up Palestinian trade unions call for solidarity, calling for an end to Israeli military violence

Business & Human Rights Resource Centre ? You re browsing our English site, so by default we are only showing content in English. If you d prefer to view all available content regardless of language, please change this switch. Show all languages Featured pages Featured pages Featured pages Featured pages Story International labour movement takes up Palestinian trade unions’ call for solidarity, calling for an end to Israeli military violence More than 250 Palestinian civilians have been killed, almost 2000 injured and many displaced since the Israeli military escalated bombardments on besieged Palestinian territory. Residential neighbourhoods, office buildings housing media outlets and critical infrastructure have been seriously damaged or destroyed. The Palestinian trade union movement embarked on a historic general strike on 18 May 2021 and issued a call to action to the international labour movement. Trade unions and workers around the world have expresse

Gauteng, North West hospitals facing multi-faceted crisis

Gauteng, North West hospitals facing multi-faceted crisis By Ntombi Nkosi Share Johannesburg – Patients at Gauteng and North West hospitals continue to suffer from problems such as a shortage of water, overcrowding, lack of medication and poor treatment by hospital staff. There was a shortage of water supply at the Hursthill, Brixton and Crosby areas, leading to two hospitals, Rahima Moosa and Helen Joseph, to be supplied with water tankers. Gauteng Health MEC spokesperson Kwara Kekana said the water issue was not due to the department, but the City of Joburg’s water entity, Johannesburg Water. Johannesburg Water spokesperson Eleanor Mavimbela said they had explored all possible technical options with bulk supplier Rand Water in resolving challenges with the water supply in the area’s systems, which were being caused by below average inflow of water into the system.

SACP: Medication regulator captured by Western medicine

Citizen reporter & AFP A vial of the Moderna Covid-19 vaccine. Picture: AFP The South African Communist Party (SACP) has accused the South African Health Products Regulatory Authority (SAHPRA) of being “captured by Western medicine”. Speaking at the Moses Kotane memorial lecture on Sunday, SACP first deputy general-secretary Solly Mapaila said that SAHPRA was using delay tactics over Cuba’s Covid-19 vaccine registration process, “Apart from Europe and the United States, SAHPRA seems to delay the registration of medicine and vaccines from other countries across the globe. When these countries tell SAHPRA to jump in regards to their medicine, the institution says how high, but that it is not the case with others as they always tell us about its terrible procedures. I believe that SAHPRA has no reason why it hasn’t been utilising medicine from Cuba,” he said.

Union Satawu commits to boycotting Israeli ship

Union Satawu commits to boycotting Israeli ship
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