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Korea House of International Solidarity: Responding to Labour Issues in Global Supply Chains

2011-03-02
Issue No : 78  January - March 2011
 
By Hyun-phil Na
 

AMRC: How does your organization work to promote solidarity of Korean workers with people in other countries affected by Korean corporations? What kinds of groups in Korea do you work with – which unions or associations/organizations (political parties, churches too?) promote Korean support for workers and people affected in other countries?

Cheap Labour In Essence, Students In Name: Vocational School Interns In China

2011-03-02

Issue No : 78  January - March 2011

By Liang Shumei

 

International Workshop on Chinese Labour Regulations

2011-03-02

Issue No : 78  January - March 2011

By Wang Ting (PhD candidate)

Global Supply Chains

2011-03-01
Issue No : 78  January - March 2011
  • Editorial: Global Supply Chains - Struggle within or against them?
  • Global Supply Chains and Their Impact on the Labour Movement in Asia
  • International Workshop on Chinese Labour Regulations
  • Cheap Labour In Essence, Students In Name: Vocational School Interns In China
  • Korea House of International Solidarity: Responding to Labour Issues in Global Supply Chains

Editorial: Victims Organize To End Wilful Murders At Work

2011-03-01

Issue No : 77  October - December 2010

One question that continues to baffle us in the Asian labour movement is why any talk about occupational safety and health always seems to meet with a muted response in Asia. One would think there is something wrong in the manner that governments in Asia works, when about 1.1 million deaths, out of a global death toll of 2.3 million remain surprisingly un-noticed, except for their ritualistic mention in ILO reports.1

Why We Are Building a Global Movement to Challenge the Chip[1]

2011-03-01

Issue No : 77  October - December 2010

By Ted Smith

Melts Into Air: Modernity Politics and Workplace Health

2011-03-01

Issue No : 77  October - December 2010

By Melody Kemp

The world’s peoples rallied in support of the failed Burmese people’s uprising in 2007. Footage of dignified, serious-faced burgundy-clad monks taking to the streets in a peaceful protest against the increasingly untenable living conditions in Burma captured the world’s imagination and sympathy. People were increasingly angered as the images changed to those of the ruling junta beating and arresting hundreds of protesters, monks included.

Victims Organizing in East Asia - Experience Sharing in ANROAV Workshop

2011-03-01

Issue No : 77  October - December 2010

By Sally Choi

Beyond Collective Bargaining

2011-03-01

[ALU] Mine Workers of Rajasthan – Emerging Leaders in Veils

2011-03-01

Issue No : 77  October - December 2010

By Pekham Basu

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