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Imprisoned Labour Rights Activists in China - June 2009

Economic crisis and rising joblessness overshadow the ACFTU 15th Congress

Collective Contracts, Consultation and Bargaining: “Imagining what is possible, tempered by what is likely within "Chinese conditions"

100 percent unionization by December 2009 – ACFTU goes direct to MNC Headquarters

Universal Periodic Review of China's human and labour rights: An opportunity for change

Turning back the clock: Reversals in labour protection

How long does a worker have to work to buy a Macdonalds?

Chinese migrant workers in Japan injured after working in “slave like” conditions

Right to Strike: Shenzhen / Yunnan strike

Spate of mine deaths reveals failure of attempts to reduce ‘accidents’ and illegal mines

Memory of Janek Kuczkiewicz

Imprisoned Labour Rights Activists in China
June 2008

中國：在囚的工運士名單

二零零七年六月更新

Welcome to the IHLO

The IHLO is the Hong Kong Liaison Office of the international trade union movement. Our aim is to support the international trade union movement in Hong Kong and to monitor trade union rights and labour developments in China. Read more...

Worker and Trade Union Rights in China

The core of IHLO's website covering all relevant trends, events and issues that affect Chinese labour and the development of independent trade union movements inside China.

Detained Labour activists

Labour activists and others detained for their alleged involvement in worker protests and the struggle for freedom of association in China.

International Solidarity

Information and reports from the International Trade Union Confederation and other trade unions, ITUC affiliates and Global Union Federations.

Details on current IHLO, GUF, ITUC or other related campaigns.

International Workers' Memorial Day 2009

China and the world

Chinese investment abroad; exportation of Chinese labour and its labour practices [new]

Hong Kong & Macau

Labour related issues and events in the Hong Kong and Macau Special Administrative Regions.

Gleaming Icons: A Photographic tribute to Hong Kong’s construction workers

Decent work Day

Decent Work, Decent life: China, Hong Kong and Macau - Wages and working hours

Job opportunities

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20th Anniversary of 4 June 1989

Imprisoned Labour Rights Activists in China
June 2009

Foshan workers producing for Siemens-Osram detained and beaten after protests: Worker held incommunicado for five months

Economic crisis and job losses in China: Blame victims, threaten crackdown

ACFTU in a time of crisis: Back to the old ways?

May Day 2009 in Hong Kong and Macau: Workers should not be made scapegoats for the economic crisis

Update on labour unrest at Gold Peak’s JetPower Plant - Two women workers placed on ‘long term leave’ after staging protest

Workers' memorial Day 2009: Updates on Cadmium workers, Maersk Dongguan and Asian Asbestos campaign

ITUC : Support Grows for 28 April Campaign to protect Chinese workers from cadmium [Workers' Memorial Day]

Thousands march on Beijing - Baoding workers' rally: Harbinger of a Long March?

Struggle against Cadmium Poisoning at Gold Peak Holdings continues: JetPower workers protest

Maersk Dongguan: A sorry story of repression, deceit and dismissal : Open letter from workers

The six-day strike at Shenzhen JetPower Batteries Ltd.

Updates to collective bargaining and collective contracts: New laws - same deal?

Universal Periodic Review of China's human and labour rights: An opportunity for change: Universal Periodic Review: ITUC Submission

Draconian punishments and poorly defined legislation on national security:ITUC urges a halt to proposed legislation in Macau

Xian Federation of Trade Unions issues bankruptcy checklist for enterprise-level unions

Guangdong Provincial Trade Union suspends collective wage negotiations

Hong Kong Business Lobbies Against Workers’ Rights in China

‘Average’ wage versus ‘minimum’ wages in selected cities in China

Child labour and “work experience” in China – the blurred lines of illegality

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