These documents state AMRC's position on isssues related to discrimination and harassment (including sexual harassment) and outlines complaints resolution procedures.
These documents are subject to review as needed. We welcome our partners' input. Please contact info@amrc.org.hk.
This education module on capital mobility explains the capitalist crisis, and assesses the impact of capital mobility on workers and trade unions. The module also provides stories of workers in the global supply chains and their struggles.
On Dec 21st, 2015, Hong Kong labour groups held a protest in front of Liaison Office of the Central People's Government, Hong Kong SAR, in support the detained Chinese labour activists.
Workers of Indonesia conducted a General Strike to protest new regulations excluding workers in the bargaining table. Workers and activists across the globe showed their solidarity with the struggle.
A short video created by the participants of the Visual Digital Tools Workshop held during the Gender-Labour Partner's Meeting last October 26-28 in Bangkok, Thailand.
Asia Monitor Resource Centre (AMRC), recently concluded a Partners Meeting in Bangkok, Thailand.The event, held between 26-28 October 2015, brought together 55 participants from 42 organisations from 13 countries across Asia.
The Asian Transnational Corporations Monitoring Network (ATNC) recently held its Biennial Meeting last October 22-24, 2015 in Bangkok, Thailand. More than 57 delegates from 18 countries/territories came together to discuss the present realities of transnational corporations (TNCs) operating in Asia and the impact and reaction of the working people towards capital.
The AMRC Social Protection Newsletter is a bulletin that provides updates about the struggles, campaigns, and other activities related to social protection. It is prepared and publish by AMRC.
An interview with Dr. Martin Hart-Landsberg by Fahmi Panimbang on Transnational Corporation operation in Asia. Below is the transcript of the interview:
Victims and anti-asbestos activists met in Hanoi, Vietnam last September 6-7, 2015 to strengthen global solidarity against the killer mineral asbestos. Despite overwhelming scientific evidence against asbestos, including chrysotile, it continues to be used in various Asian countries and campaigners are worried about the explosion of asbestos-related disease in Asia in the coming years.
Vietnam witnessed the gathering of victims and OSH activists as the Asian Network for the Rights of Occupational and Environmental (ANROEV) held a conference in the city Hanoi last September 4-5, 2015.