Europe Solidaire Sans Frontières
, by ESSF, NOVAK Adam, ROUSSET Pierre
The traditional end-of-year appeal we launched on 20 November has borne fruit. We started 2025 with 16,000 euros in our permanent solidarity fund, and we should receive additional contributions of around 4,500 euros by the end of the month, bringing the total to at least 21,000.
ESSF’s 2024 activity report should be published soon.
We start the new year with a round figure of 21,000 euros - less than last year, but we will only be able to (…)
, by ESSF, NOVAK Adam, ROUSSET Pierre
In mid-November, we will be launching our annual appeal to top up ESSF’s permanent Asia Solidarity Fund for the year 2025. Last year, the response to this appeal was very encouraging: we received 31,000 euros, plus additional donations sent over the months. This has enabled us to ensure the (…)
, by ALAM Badrul, BKF
This report encompasses the activities of Bangladesh Krishok Federation, Bangladesh Kishani Sabha, Bangladesh Adivasi Samity which took place during the year 2023.
A brief historical background
[For a more developed presentation, see the 2022 report.]
Bangladesh Krishok Federation(BKF) is (…)
, by Crofter Foundation, Pakistan Kissan Rabita Committee - PKRC, TARIQ Farooq, ZIA Saima
With ESSF’s invaluable assistance, PKRC and the Crofter Foundation were able to continue our vital work on issues of food sovereignty, Tax and debt justice, Climate Justice and solidarity work among the farmers, agricultural workers, and landless peasants. Also throughout the year, we continued (…)
, by ESSF, NOVAK Adam, ROUSSET Pierre
We present below an overall report on the activities of our association in 2023. It includes an assessment of our financial solidarity with our Asian partners, as well as the development of our website and our involvement in various international campaigns. We wanted to introduce the micro-team (…)
, by MiHANDs
We, at MIHANDS (Multi-stakeholders Initiatives for Humanitarian Action against Disasters) are usually very grateful of the solidarity and support extended to us by the Europe Solidaire Sans Frontier (ESSF) and its network of donors and allies.
The year 2023 was a vibrant and busy year for (…)
, by ESSF, NOVAK Adam, ROUSSET Pierre
The traditional end-of-year appeal we launched on November 20 has borne fruit. We start 2024 with 31,000 euros in our permanent solidarity fund. In the present rather difficult circumstances, this is a success, and we have just made a first series of transfers to our Asian partners.
The ESSF (…)
, by Labour Education Foundation (Pakistan)
In Pakistan, ESSF supports the Crofter Foundation (CF) and the Labour Education Foundation (LEF). We have already posted online the CF and PKRC activity reports. We are now publishing the LEF’s 2022 report, intended for all its donors (the main ones are listed at the end). It gives an overview (…)
, by ESSF, NOVAK Adam, ROUSSET Pierre
We’re launching our annual appeal to top up our permanent Asia Solidarity Fund for 2024. We are doing so against the backdrop of “visible” international news, focused on Eastern Europe (Ukraine), the Middle East, and the geopolitical stakes of the conflict between Washington and Beijing. In (…)
, by ALAM Badrul, BKF
We would like to thank ESSF and all the donors for the support we received in 2022. This year, we thought it would be useful to introduce this report by presenting the current political context and some information about our own history. [€ 10 000 were sent through ESSF in 2022]
Last year (…)
, by Crofter Foundation, Pakistan Kissan Rabita Committee - PKRC
Thank you contributors of ESSF for the support of European Solidarity Without Borders for the activities and support to the farmers, workers, and landless peasantry linked with Pakistan Kissan Rabita Committee (PKRC ) and Crofter Foundation during the whole year 2022.
This is an appeal to all (…)
, by ESSF, NOVAK Adam, ROUSSET Pierre
Our association carries out permanent solidarity campaigns for five countries in South and South-East Asia, i.e. in one of the regions of the world most affected by a “polycrisis” that is getting worse and worse. There is no longer just the addition of multiple crises - climatic and ecological, (…)
, by Perempuan Mahardhika
Organizing women workers in the garment sector is one of the main programs owned by Perempuan Mahardhika. Although it is not easy, considering that the garment sector is one of the sectors where violations of workers’ normative rights occur very massively and are carried out through intimidation (…)
, by MiHANDs, TORRES Yennah
Dear Friends and magnanimous supporters in our humanitarian works in Mindanao, Philippines!
Warm greetings!
Eighteen (18) Tropical Typhoons had visited the Philippines in 2022, of which five (5) had made landfalls. Three (3) of those five had severely hit Mindanao: Typhoon Agaton (Megi) last (…)
, by ESSF, NOVAK Adam, ROUSSET Pierre
The year 2022 was as exceptional as 2021. Geostrategic conflicts have become more complex and deeper. The consequences of the climate-ecological crisis have been particularly devastating. Popular resistances of a rare magnitude have asserted themselves. International attention has been focused (…)
, by ESSF, NOVAK Adam, ROUSSET Pierre
The ecological chaos is now hitting the most developed countries and not only the poorest ones, at a time when social protections, rights and the standard of living of populations are being brutally attacked. This is the basis of a common struggle, from North to South, from West to East, against (…)
, by HUSNAIN Jamil Fridi, Labour Relief Campaign, TARIQ Farooq
As a result of climate change, floods have wreaked havoc in Pakistan this year. The torrential rains have destroyed homes, property and affected millions of people across the country .
In order to help the flood-affected areas, eight organizations jointly reactivated the Labor Relief (…)
, by ESSF, NOVAK Adam, Pakistan Kissan Rabita Committee - PKRC, ROUSSET Pierre, TARIQ Farooq
After a particularly severe heat wave, Pakistan is now the scene of unprecedented flooding due to disrupted monsoon patterns, torrential rains, flash floods and the increasingly rapid melting of Himalayan glaciers.
We have already issued several appeals for solidarity from our partner (…)
, by ESSF, JOHNSON Mark, ROUSSET Pierre
The effects of climate change are increasingly dramatic, especially in South Asia. After having been the victim of a brutal heat wave, Pakistan is suffering from floods of an exceptional magnitude due to the disruption of the monsoon. A large part of the country is under water, hit by flash (…)
, by TARIQ Farooq
Rain has devastating impact on the lives of millions in Pakistan, with over 1000 dead, hundreds of thousands displaced, 800,000 animals killed and over 80 percent crops destroyed. These were unprecedented rains that led to disruption of millions.
Southwestern Baluchistan and southern Sindh (…)
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