19 April 2016 11:48
Win for migrant workers in Thai seafood industry
A partner organisation of the BWI, the Migrant Workers Rights Network (MWRN) in Myanmar, is celebrating a significant victory in the fight for migrant workers rights in the Thai seafood industry.Lire la suite...
19 April 2016 11:47
107 union representatives and shop stewards gathered in Antalya, Turkey, to learn and share experiences on how to organise new members to fight for better working conditions – especially for rural forest workers and migrants who work in precarious employment. Lire la suite...
19 April 2016 11:45
Indian authorities must do more to protect the rights of workers abroad.Lire la suite...
19 April 2016 10:08
Trade unions in Cambodia may soon face the bitter reality of having their freedom of association curtailed by the State.Lire la suite...
18 April 2016 15:40
The repression against the labour movement in South Korea have caused outrage among trade unions all over the world.Lire la suite...
18 April 2016 15:28
Due the importance that the Building and Wood Worker´s International (BWI) gives to the recent conflicts in various countries resulted of the restructuring that Etex Group has carried out since 2013, we published a note of the representatives of Etex Group in Europe at the meeting of the European Works Council.Lire la suite...
18 April 2016 15:25
As trade ministers from 12 Asia-Pacific nations gather to sign off on the text of the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPPA) on Thursday the 4th of February in Auckland (New Zealand), thousands of concerned citizens will voice their opposition to this undemocratic corporate trade and investment deal. Lire la suite...
18 April 2016 15:17
"Protests helped make this country great, and openness has long been a tradition. I would urge both the people and Government of this country to cherish that legacy,” stated the UN Special Rapporteur Maina Kiai after his visit to South Korea last week. Lire la suite...
18 April 2016 15:11
The BWI is calling on all of you to protest against the dismissal of 120 workers by the Belgian Etex-Eternit Group in Argentina Cerámicas San Lorenzo.Lire la suite...