Recent dockworker protests across Europe, particularly against arms shipments to Israel amid the Gaza crisis, represent a strong collective stance against militarism and imperialism. Starting in France, dockworkers at the Fos-Marseille port halted the loading of military cargo, subsequently inspiring actions in Genoa, Salerno, and beyond. This movement underlines a growing trend in international labor solidarity, as trade unions across Europe unite to resist arms trafficking and advocate for peace and justice, continuing a legacy of activism against militarism.
The labor actions are built on a decades-long tradition of internationalism, anti-militarism, and anti-imperialism.
In response to the unfolding genocide in Gaza, France's CGT dockworkers refused to load arms components bound for Israel at the country's largest port.
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