AFRICAN REGIONAL ORGANISATION OF THE
INTERNATIONAL TRADE UNION CONFEDERATION Creating a better world for workers in Africa and beyond

Programme Areas Peace And Security

The rise and seemingly endless sectarian conflicts, as well as the new and shocking phenomenon of extremism on the continent are posing serious challenges for the security of people and their properties. The growing insecurity, fragile peace and apparently weak stability situation in the worst hit countries largely result from the armed and violent conflicts. In most cases, ethnic, religious, communal sentiments, as well as the preservation of influence and dominance have been displayed in these needless and avoidable conflicts aimed at securing power and control for supposedly dominant and militarily strong parties. They are leading to the erosion of opportunities for the actualisation of individual and communal potentials.

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The African Regional Organisation of the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC-Africa, www.ituc-africa.org ) expresses its full solidarity with the Nigeria Union of Teachers (NUT), the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), and all workers affected by the growing wave of insecurity and (…)

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The African Regional Organisation of the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC-Africa, www.ituc-africa.org) expresses its profound solidarity with the people of Palestine for indefatigable and relentless hope of a future of justice.

19 May The war in the Middle East: Fuel Crisis, Inequality, and Africa’s Economic Sovereignty

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The African Regional Organisation of the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC-Africa, www.ituc-africa.org), representing over 18 million workers across 52 countries, including South Africa, strongly condemns the resurgence of xenophobic violence and hostility against African migrant (…)

16 April ITUC-Africa Congratulates Benin on Peaceful Elections and Calls for Inclusive National Dialogue

The African Regional Organisation of the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC-Africa, www.ituc-africa.org), representing over 18 million workers across 52 African countries, warmly congratulates and celebrates with the people of Benin on the successful conduct of the country’s recent (…)

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20 February UN Security Council Confirms ITUC-Africa’s Sudan Genocide Findings: “Every Red Line Is Crossed…”

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