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Trade union officials in Shaanxi seek to suppress new workers’ rights group
Trade union officials in the central province of Shaanxi have threatened the founders of a new workers’ rights group, saying it is a “reactionary organization” (反动组织) that could harm China’s “Harmonious Society,” Radio Free Asia reports.
Photo of Terracotta Warrior Factory in Shaanxi by Remko Tanis
Keeping the Flame Alive
On the 20th anniversary of the crushing of the pro-democracy movement in Beijing, CLB Director, Han Dongfang, expresses the hope that China’s current generation of civil rights defenders can realize the dreams of the Tiananmen Square protesters, but without further bloodshed. Photo by Chamarisk.
Migrant workers without a labour contract go unpaid for nearly a year
Han Dongfang talks to a workers’ representative trying to reclaim 24,500 yuan in wage arrears for his colleagues about the refusal of the boss to pay and the reluctance of the local labour bureau to get involved in this “small matter.”
The way forward for trade unions and workers in China: A new research report from CLB
What does the ACFTU consider its role to be: Is it a defender of workers’ rights or a servant of the Chinese Communist Party and government? A new report from CLB explores the complex identity of China’s official trade union. Photo by SJ photography
Trade union officials in Shaanxi seek to suppress new workers’ rights group
Congress to examine the changing role of workers in China
CLB urges Apple to investigate reports of serious management misconduct at China supplier factory
Ridiculous family planning rules could cost migrant worker her job
Shenyang hopes college students can fix ineffecient petitioning system
Workers accrue little benefit from Walmart’s much publicized collective labour contract
An introduction to CLB's labour rights litigation work
Long running dispute over redundancy and welfare payments heads to a conclusion
Prominent labour activist released after seven years in prison - updated
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