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NSCAG works in solidarity with trade unions here and in
Nicaragua. NSCAG also campaigns on other areas such as the current crisis in
Honduras and the 2006 elections in Nicaragua as they arise.
The Crisis in Honduras:
follow this link >>
Work with Trade Unions
Nicaragua Solidarity Campaign (and then NSCAG) has worked with trade unions both in the UK and in
Nicaragua since the time of the Revolution in 1979. The current focus of our
work is the Linking Young Trade Unionists Project linking young trade
union activists in the UK and Nicaragua. This has included several speaker tours in this country and delegations
to Nicaragua in both 2008 and (forthcoming) in 2010.
This work
emphasises the continuing importance of solidarity including links between
sister unions. Examples are the NUT with ANDEN (Nicaraguan
teachers' union), UNISON with UNE (public service union)
and FETSALUD (health workers' union), and CWU with FESC (communications
union).
Click on the links below:
2010 Trade Union Youth Delegation to Nicaragua.
April 23rd to May 3rd 2010 >>
2009 Speaker Tour of UK by
Karina Gomez. This took place in June >>
2009
Trade Union Delegation to
Nicaragua report >>
2007 / 2008 / 09 Youth Unionists Project linking young unionists
in the UK and Nicaragua.
>>
NSCAG news and actions. This
includes information about the abortion ban in Nicaragua
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Information about
Nicaraguan unions 2008 / 2009
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How you can get involved
and join NSCAG (as an individual, branch or region)
>>
List of affiliated branches, regions &
associations >>
Annual
Report 2008 >>
Annual Report 2007 >>
Annual Report 2006 >>
Annual Report
2005 >>
NSCAG Aims and Objects
Nicaragua Solidarity
Campaign Action Group
was registered as a company limited by guarantee in October 2002. Work with trade unions has been carried out through NSCAG since NSC became a charity in late 2004.
The
objects (aims) are:
* To publicise the situation in Nicaragua and build up active support in the
UK labour movement and amongst the British people for Nicaraguan progressive
organisations.
* To channel political, material and moral support to partner organisations
and communities in Nicaragua.
* To build a solidarity campaign that is national in its scope, unified in
its purpose and organisational links to the UK labour and progressive
movements.
NSCAG's registered address is: NSCAG, 86, Durham Rd, London
N7 7DT
tel: 020 7561 4836
nscag@nicaraguasc.org.uk
www.nicaraguasc.org.uk/nscag
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