China: Case number: (2019) Zhe 0192 Min Chu No. 6405 :（2019）浙0192民初6405号

This case is believed to be the first case heard by the court regarding the “discrimination of place of origin” in Zhejiang province (located on the Eastern coast of China). …

Contes d'espoir, goûts d'amertume: les constructeurs de routes chinois en Ethiopie

How is China’s success in Africa experienced by those who work on the Chinese-run construction sites that have emerged across the continent? In Tales of Hope, Tastes of Bitterness (Hong Kong University …

Directive du Myanmar sur la liberté d'association (FOA)

Section 1. Droit à la liberté d'association 1. L'employeur doit respecter le droit des travailleurs de constituer des syndicats et de s'y affilier dans les locaux de l'entreprise. une. Cela comprend que…

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Myanmar: les travailleurs de l'habillement, les fournisseurs et les marques ACT conviennent de la directive sur la liberté d'association

Après huit mois de négociations, les usines produisant des marques ACT au Myanmar ont convenu d'une directive sur la liberté syndicale (FoA) avec la Fédération des travailleurs industriels du Myanmar, affiliée à IndustriALL…

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Sourcing Dynamics, Workers’ Rights, and Inequality in Garment Global Supply Chains in India

This report examines the garment export business in India. While the business has seen rapid growth, the incomes and development of the workers have been disproportionately less. Factors such as …

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Australia: The Ensuring Integrity Bill is about one thing: Curtailing union power

The amendments proposed by the Ensuring Integrity Bill are in direct violation of Australia’s labour and human rights obligations under international law, Anthony Forsyth writes. Recently, the Senate Committee issued …

When ‘business as usual’ costs lives: workers in Pakistan call for a binding safety agreement

In Karachi, Pakistan, 11 September 2012 is ingrained into people’s minds as the day on which over 250 people did not return home to their families after a long day …

Warning over Cambodia’s garment workers as EU tariff threat looms

Tens of thousands of garment workers in Cambodia could face exploitation if proposed EU trade sanctions cause major fashion brands to downsize there, labour rights activists have warned. The garment …

Egregious Worker Rights Violations Cause Thailand to Lose Trade Benefits

On Friday, the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) announced it will withdraw preferential tariffs for many imports from Thailand due to egregious, ongoing worker rights violations in the country. As highlighted …

Mauritius: THE WORKERS’ RIGHTS BILL (No. XXIV of 2019)

The object of this Bill is to repeal the Employment Rights Act and replace it by a modern and comprehensive legislative framework with a view to addressing the shortcomings of …

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