Solidarity is a registered trade union in South Africa and forms part of the broader Solidarity Movement. This conservative grassroots movement consists of more than 20 organisations which represent more than 600,000 families and about 2 million people. These are mostly Afrikaners and members of other minorities in South Africa.

This Movement is committed to preserving the rights and future of Afrikaners and other minorities in our nation. Solidarity is a beacon for workers’ rights, cultural preservation, and resistance against policies that undermine freedom and opportunity.

Through our international liaison, we highlight the perils facing South Africans and Afrikaner communities, which include discriminatory legislation, destructive economic policies, threats to property rights and the disturbing levels of crime, including farm murders.

For more about the institutions of the broader Solidarity Movement.