Wharf workers on Friday struck 113 ports, in 22 countries, on a coordinated international day of action under the slogan: "Wharf workers do not work for war." The operations included blocking port entries and marching through major cities, including Genoa (Italy), Piraeus (Greece), Le Havre (France) and Tangier (Morocco). The unions' "Istanbul Declaration" demands that the ports never be used to transport weapons to conflict zones, along with an immediate end to the genocide in Gaza.

Wharf workers on Friday struck 113 ports, in 22 countries, on a coordinated international day of action under the slogan: "Wharf workers do not work for war." The operations included blocking port entries and marching through major cities, including Genoa (Italy), Piraeus (Greece), Le Havre (France) and Tangier (Morocco). The unions' "Istanbul Declaration" demands that the ports never be used to transport weapons to conflict zones, along with an immediate end to the genocide in Gaza.