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Pacific Health Brain Drain: Australia & NZ Poach Nurses, Leave Islands to Collapse

Dec 10, 2025
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Solidarity with Workers and Communities Affected by Devastating Floods across Asia

Dec 08, 2025
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Solidarity with the people of Sudan

Dec 08, 2025
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EB-167 Communiqué: Organising Power to Fight Back

Dec 06, 2025
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Guatemala: Stop persecution of union leader Lesbia Xiomara Conde Pacheco

Dec 05, 2025
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SEN’EAU Leave Oumar BA alone

Dec 03, 2025
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PSI Executive Board EB-167, meeting in Geneva, Switzerland, 2-3 December 2025, adopted a resolution in solidarity with Oumar BA, General Secretary of the Autonomous Union of Water Workers of Senegal (SATES) and strongly condemned the repressive disciplinary measures taken by SEN'EAU management against him.