Interview on Daqing, Liaoying, and Guangyuan labour struggle | CLB

Interview on Daqing, Liaoying, and Guangyuan labour struggle

Talking to a Daqing official about retrenchment(2002-03-23)

Liaoyang Workers Protest Update(2002-03-22)

Daqing Workers Movement Continues; Two Workers Arrested in Guangyuan(2002-03-22)

Update on Liaoyang Workers' Protests(2002-03-21)

Workers' Voices in Sichuan and Liaoyang(2002-03-19)

Over 30,000 Liaoyang Workers Demonstrate to Demand Yao's Release(2002-03-18)

Textile Workers On Strike in Sichuan(2002-03-18)

Voice of America Report on Liaoyang Workers Demonstration(2002-03-12)

Daqing Oilfield Workers Struggle(5)(2002-03-10)

Daqing Oilfield Workers Struggle(4)(2002-03-08)

Daqing Oilfield Workers Struggle(3)(2002-03-06)

Daqing Oilfield Workers Struggle(2)(2002-03-05)

Daqing Oilfield Workers Struggle(1)(2002-03-05)

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