Resources

Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions

This report exposes the companies that are profiting from the Occupation and calls on ordinary people around the world to take action.
A female tea picker on an estate near Kerugoya, Kenya. Picture: Jon Spaull

A Bitter Cup

Although the tea industry is booming and UK supermarkets are cashing in, workers in India and Keny are harassed, poorly paid  and denied trade union rights on tea plantations and in tea packing factories.

Up Front: Food Justice

For over a billion people across the developing world, farming is a way of life, providing food, income and a sense of community rooted in generations of tradition. Yet in recent years this way of life is being threatened by unfair trade rules and the rise o...

Stop Arming Israel (2009)

Israel has flouted more UN resolutions than any other country yet the British government continues to license the sales of arms of Israel See the Stop Arming Israel page for updates on this campaign.    

Suur druiwe

Ongeag die prestasies en die belangrikheid van Suid-Afrikaanse wyn vir die ekonomie, het die<br />omstandighede vir diegene wat in die wynindustrie werk, vinnig agteruitgegaan.

Sour Grapes

Conditions for those working in the wine industry have deteriorated. Many wine workers come from the poorest sections of society and suffer from low wages, insecure working conditions, harassment and lack of housing.

Growing Pains

The human cost of cut flowers in British supermarkets

Amargo Florecer

El costo humano de la venta de flores en los supermercados británicos