Trade unionists and pro-democracy leaders sentenced to between four and 10 years
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UNISON continues to call for a ceasefire, the release of hostages, full humanitarian aid and an end to the blockade, but our own government must do more
Palestinian ambassador Dr Husam Zomlot delivers message of defiance and hope
Peaceful protests, encampments and occupations on university campuses have played an important role in many struggles against injustices in the world
Union is ‘extremely concerned’ at reports that MPs, councillors and Labour-affiliated unions should cut ties with the Palestine Solidarity Campaign
In light of the current conflict in Gaza, and what is happening domestically, UNISON and Hope not hate have produced a new guide
Delegates condemn statement from Israel’s national security minister that the army must shoot anyone approaching the border, including women and children
UNISON stands in solidarity with the International Transport Workers Federation and its affiliates, including Nautilus International, whose members have come under attack
Health workers continue to risk their lives as they attempt to respond to the huge increase of those requiring treatment
‘We are encouraging all our branches to support the critical work of Medical Aid for Palestinians and the Red Cross,’ says general secretary
The union condemns the rising death toll of Palestinian civilians – especially children – caused by Israel’s bombardment
UNISON condemns the bombing of the al-Ahli al-Arabi hospital in Gaza. The targeting of a hospital, resulting in the tragic loss of lives – including those of health workers, patients and civilians taking shelter – constitutes a war crime under international law. We send our condolences to all those who mourn the loss of loved […]
UNISON joins the international trade union movement, including the International Trade Union Confederation, in condemning the appalling violence against civilians in Israel and Gaza.
UNISON hosts event to mark second anniversary of the forced disbandment of the Hong Kong Confederation of Trade Unions
UNISON is ‘deeply concerned’ about the impact of the Economic Activity of Public Bodies (Overseas Matters) Bill as it gets its second reading in parliament today