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ActionAid Association is a nationally registered organisation working with the poor and marginalised people in India since 1972. We are working across 24 States and three Union Territories through our 16 State offices

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  1. Solidarity Statement for Colombia
    Aug 11, 2026 · original
    Solidarity Statement for Colombia ActionAid Association stands in solidarity with the people of Colombia following the devastating earthquake of 10 August 2026, which has caused tragic loss of life, injuries, displacement and extensive damage to homes, public infrastructure and essential services across affected areas. We extend our deepest condolences to the families who have lost loved ones, and our thoughts are with all those who have been injured, displaced or separated from their families and communities. As we serve and bring relief to communities affected by floods in Assam and Odisha, our solidarity and thoughts remain firmly with the people of Colombia, their families and all those responding to the earthquake emergency. We salute the community members, local leaders, volunteers, caregivers, health workers, rescue personnel, civil-society organisations and public authorities who
  2. ActionAid Association in a nutshell!
    Jul 24, 2026 · original
    ActionAid Association’s Commitment to People and Public Service Over the past few days, ActionAid Association’s name has appeared in television discussions and across social media. We have also noticed that some inaccurate information and misconceptions about the organisation, its character and its work are being circulated. We therefore believe it is important to reiterate the facts so that public discussion is informed, fair and grounded in an accurate understanding of the organisation. For more than five decades, ActionAid has worked alongside communities across India to advance dignity, equality, rights and social justice. Since beginning its work in the country in 1972, ActionAid has supported people experiencing poverty, exclusion and social, economic and gender-based discrimination. In 2006, ActionAid Association was established as an Indian organisation governed by an independent
  3. On Iran: Raise High the Banner of Peace and Justice!
    Mar 2, 2026 · original
    All humane and responsible people must express serious concern at the escalating conflict in West Asia following the U.S. and Israeli military strikes on Iran on 28 February 2026. These attacks follow the June 2025 U.S. airstrikes on Iran†s nuclear facilities and form part of a broader pattern of repeated military interventions during the current U.S. presidency. Recent operations have included strikes and a Special Operations raid in Venezuela, airstrikes in Nigeria and Somalia, actions in Iraq and Yemen, and multiple strikes in Syria. These military actions have been accompanied by overt threats—against Colombia, regarding the Panama Canal, and even the possibility of acquiring Greenland through force. Cuba has faced intensified blockade rhetoric, Canada has faced annexation language and sanctions threats, and sweeping tariff threats were issued against trading partners worldwide,
  4. ActionAid Association Expresses Concern About Escalating Labour Situation at the Indian Oil Corporation Limited Refinery in Panipat
    Feb 25, 2026 · original
    ActionAid Association expresses deep concern over the escalating labour situation at the Indian Oil Corporation Limited (IOCL) Panipat Refinery & Petrochemical Complex in Haryana. News reports of prolonged protests by contract workers, allegations of excessive working hours, wage-related grievances, unsafe conditions, and recent incidents of violence are deeply troubling.. Industrial growth should not come at the cost of workers†safety, dignity and rights. Contract workers — many of whom migrate from economically vulnerable backgrounds — are entitled to fair wages, reasonable working hours, overtime compensation as per law, safe working conditions, and access to basic amenities. Allegations of accidents and serious injuries further underscore the urgent need for strict adherence to occupational safety standards and transparent accountability. We call upon the refinery management, c
  5. Solidarity With the Struggle of the People of Iran, Resistance to All Imperial Interference!
    Jan 14, 2026 · original
    ActionAid Association expresses its solidarity with the people of Iran, who are confronting severe economic distress, political uncertainty, and a prolonged erosion of dignity and social security. The current moment in Iran cannot be understood in isolation, nor can it be reduced to a simplistic narrative of internal failure. It must be situated within a long history of imperial interference, and geopolitical manipulation that has repeatedly destabilised the country and constrained the possibilities of autonomous, people-led social transformation. It is not incidental that calls for mass mobilisation are being amplified by figures based in the United States, including Reza Pahlavi, the son of the last Shah of Iran, who was overthrown during the 1979 Iranian Revolution. Named the Crown Prince in 1967, Pahlavi†s political positioning is deeply entangled with Western strategic interests.
  6. Statement of Solidarity with the People of Venezuela
    Jan 4, 2026 · original
    ActionAid Association strongly condemns the military aggression and external political interference directed against Caracas and other parts of Venezuela. These actions constitute a grave violation of national sovereignty and international law, and represent yet another expression of coercive power exercised against a sovereign nation of the Global South. The assault on Venezuela cannot be viewed in isolation. It reflects a familiar and dangerous pattern in which military force, economic coercion, and political destabilisation are deployed when sanctions, diplomatic pressure, and regime-engineering narratives fail. The underlying motive is clear: to reassert external control over Venezuela†s sovereign political choices and its strategic resources—particularly oil and minerals—and to forcibly impose a political order aligned with imperial and corporate interests. Across Asia, Africa

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