Communities mark anniversary of killings of protestors in struggle against Conga mining project in Peru
Cajamarca are fighting off the second largest gold mining project in South America
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Taxing extreme wealth for fairer, greener societies
The UK government must join global efforts to coordinate wealth taxes and urgently tax those with more than £10 million in assets.
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Israel’s illegal settlements destroy Palestinian homes, lives and rights
Not only is this illegal, systematically violating the rights of the Palestinian people causes devastating harm.
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Global Green New Deal: 10 interventions to transform our world
The world is in crisis. Only a just transition to societies rooted in equality and harmony with our planet – through a Global Green New Deal – can ensure dignified lives for all.
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Mango joins Bangladesh safety agreement – Gap and Asda refusing to sign
Manga was sourcing from the Rana Plaza building where over 1,000 people were killed
Women’s Day: Not only a day but years of resistance
War on Want today marks International Women’s Day by celebrating generations of women who secured vital rights, as well as supporting their successors battling against oppression and violence in the 21st century. War on Want continues to back women-led organisations and women human rights defenders who believe women are entitled to determine their own destinies and humanity’s future.
Mali, Algeria, Libya and the new front line in ‘energy diplomacy’
The reality of the never-ending War on Terror is that it is integrally bound up with an imperialistic drive for resources
"Distribution of food vouchers does not mean that Adidas' hands are clean”
A message from the Kizone workers
War on Want statement on Israel’s assault on Gaza
The root cause of the crisis in Gaza is Israel's illegal occupation
Honduran shock doctrine continues
Despite what may seem a bleak outlook, Honduran people have taken a stand
Trade unionists say YES — it's time to leave Afghanistan
In Afghanistan today as in Korea 60 years ago it's clear that the only war worth fighting is the war on want.
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Sweatshops in Bangladesh
The majority of garment workers in Bangladesh earn little more than the minimum wage
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Sweatshops in China
Millions of internal migrant workers in China do not receive any state protection
A sweatshop worker tells her story
Arifa started working in Bangladesh's garment factories when she was 10 years old