Dockworkers Across 22 Countries 111 Ports Strike Against War
A civilian port cannot be treated as a simple logistics corridor, while weapons are moved and military equipment is supplied without the community being able to know their destinations and responsibilities, said GAP.
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A civilian port cannot be treated as a simple logistics corridor, while weapons are moved and military equipment is supplied without the community being able to know their destinations and responsibilities, said GAP.
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