American ports have become the latest flashpoint in an international protest movement that stretches from California to Europe, North Africa, and Latin America.
The campaign, known as “No Harbour for Genocide,” has brought together labor unions, Palestinian advocacy organizations, and communist political groups seeking to disrupt maritime commerce over international conflicts.
Its growing reach comes as federal investigators reportedly examine the financial activities of Neville Roy Singham, an American technology entrepreneur based in Shanghai whose extensive support for left-wing organizations has attracted congressional scrutiny.
