Global dockworkers' strike across 22 countries and 110 ports on October 30 to protest Gaza conflict
More than 25 dockworkers' trade unions in 22 countries and 110 ports are holding a strike on October 30. The action aims to demand an immediate end to the 'genocide of the Palestinian people and all imperialist wars,' with organizers specifically targeting the disruption of weapons shipments to Israel. The strike is expected to affect 13.5% of global shipping and 63% of container activity in the Mediterranean, potentially idling over $2 billion worth of cargo.
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