Multi Country Appeal

TUC Multi-Country Appeal: Solidarity with trade unionists in Burma, Palestine and Zimbabwe TUC Aid

TUC Multi-Country Appeal: Solidarity with trade unionists in Burma, Palestine and Zimbabwe

TUC Aid is appealing for funds to help trade unionists in three of the most challenging environments: Burma, Palestine and Zimbabwe. This is your chance to put solidarity into action. Help fellow trade unionists create democracy and fight poverty. Make a difference.

TUC Aid welcomes personal donations or contributions from union bodies. Fund-raising ideas are set out on our website, but why not organise a collection at your next union meeting? You can even just the JustGiving website to fundraise on behalf of TUC Aid. To donate directly (and ensure we get the tax back), click on the Donate Online button below, or send a cheque made out to TUC Aid (Multi-Country Appeal) to Congress House, Great Russell Street, London WC1B 3LS. A standing order form is available here. And you can tell your employer to make regular, tax efficient payments to TUC Aid direct from you and your colleagues' wages through Give As You Earn.

This page will be regularly updated with news about the appeal, information about trade unionism in these three countries, and reports and case studies from the projects your money is helping to run.

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The most recent documents available on this subject are:

A tale of two cleaners: low wages and the gender pay gap in the West Bank

There are many hospitals in Nablus which are run privately through charitable donations. I visited one such hospital to understand more about the work of the health sector union and I was shown around by Jowayriah Medhat Fawzi Salem who works as a la...

9 December 2010
Working under occupation: transport workers in the West Bank

There can be no sector of work or community population in the West Bank that has not been affected by the Israeli occupation of Palestinian territory. Specific impacts may wax and wane over time but the consequences can be felt throughout the West Ba...

9 December 2010
Women organising women in the West Bank - the new kindergarten workers union

Jenin is one of the largest cities in the West Bank, situated between Nablus and Nazareth in the north. On a Saturday morning, I met with a group of ten women kindergarten teachers from Jenin who had been working together for over a year to organise ...

9 December 2010
A visit to the West Bank: impressions and inspirations

I've recently returned from a fantastic visit to Nablus in West Bank, part of the Occupied Territories of Palestine. The purpose of my trip was to visit the Palestine General Federation of Trade Unions (the PGFTU - our sister national centre in th...

9 December 2010
International Development Matters - Issue 91 September 2010

International Development Matters - Monthly newsletter reporting international development matters and issues affecting trade unionists around the world. Articles for inclusion in International Development Matters should be sent to twarlock@tuc.org.u...

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4 October 2010
International trade union movement pledges support for trade unionists in Zimbabwe.

Sharan Burrow, General Secretary of the ITUC, in her address to the delegates, pledged continued support for the ZCTU and its affiliates in their efforts to protect and promote trade union and human rights in Zimbabwe and added, 'Trade unions around ...

4 October 2010



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