On July 3, MAAN’s Executive Director Assaf Adiv participated in a special meeting of the Knesset Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee and the Committee on
Adiv, A. (2023). The Crisis Dividing Israel: Palestinian Workers in the Balance. New Labor Forum, 32(3), 16–25 With ongoing protest against Netanyahu’s extreme rightwing government, Israel is
The meeting of workers affiliated to MAAN Workers Association with the Australian trade union delegation at the beginning of August was a good opportunity to
The conference was held in the background of unprecedented international support to Ukraine in its heroic fight against Putin’s aggression. Key activists from Ukraine’s trade unions appeared at the conference and emphasized the importance of mobilizing the workers’ movement around the world in support of Ukraine and for democracy. There were also featured representatives of trade unions in Belarus and Kazakhstan – countries where there is severe repression of democratic rights and leaders of the trade unions are in prison.
Palestinian employees get better wages and working conditions On March 15th, MAAN – Workers Association signed a second collective agreement for four years ahead with
The new extreme Israeli rightwing government is a challenge to all democratic forces who support human and workers’ rights. For over twenty years we have
Contractors and permit traders illegally demand that Palestinian workers pay NIS 7,000 per month in an attempt to bypass a new directive to pay wages
MAAN – Workers’ Association closely follows the issue of Palestinians working in Israel and the difficulties they face. This is an important issue for us
Criticism is being directed these days at Qatar, which is hosting the World Cup games. Most of it concerns Qatar’s treatment of the migrant workers
Following intervention by MAAN, women at the checkpoint report a sense of security In conversations with MAAN’s women’s field coordinator, Wafa Tiara, numerous Palestinian women
