A Campaign Against Economic Coercive Measures
by Michelle Ellner, published on Common Dreams, December 25 2025 The loudest question in Washington right now is whether Donald Trump is going to invade Venezuela. The quieter, and far[…]
Read morePress Release, November 2025 SanctionsKill/Americas Without Sanctions Today, the SanctionsKill campaign is inviting health workers around the United States to sign our letter to the US government urging it to[…]
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SanctionsKill/Americas Without Sanctions, along with the National Network on Cuba, the Nicaragua Solidarity Coalition, and the Venezuela Solidarity Network, issue the following statement that we invite all people of conscience[…]
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by Vijay Prashad, from the Tricontinental Institute, published on Popular Resistance, August 1, 2025 Deadly Sanctions Are Mainly By The United States. A study in The Lancet estimates that unilateral[…]
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by Manolo De Los Santos, produced by Globetrotter, June 6, 2025 The impacts of a tightened US blockade, the COVID-19 pandemic, and the return of Trump with a vindictive Marco[…]
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Statement by SanctionsKill and Syria Support Movement International SanctionsKill and the Syria Support Movement welcome the statement by US president Donald Trump ordering the lifting of economic sanctions on Syria.1[…]
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Statement by the Bronx Antiwar Coalition, May 13, 2025 Editor’s note: Great statement but I would keep watching this issue. Remember, we are dealing with Donald Trump here, and a[…]
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by Peiman Salehi, produced by Globetrotter., May 7, 2025 Economic sanctions are often described as ‘peaceful’ alternatives to war. Yet for millions in countries like Iran and Venezuela, they feel[…]
Read moreSanctionsKill submitted an analysis to a request by Alena Douhan, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on Unilateral Coercive Measures, in response for a call for specific examples and comments on[…]
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A briefing by the Nicaragua Solidarity Coalition, February 2025 Draft legislation from the last session of the United States Congress, likely to be reintroduced in the 119th session, appears to[…]
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