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Cambodia
Soaring inflation and stagnant wages force thousands of Cambodian garment workers to quit
PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (AP) - Soaring inflation and stagnant wages have led thousands of Cambodian garment factory workers to quit and look for better-paying jobs or return to the countryside, union leaders said Wednesday.
This is By KER MUNTHIT from Associated Press.
Plastic Killers Film Showing in London
On 29th January Amnesty will be showing a new documentary, The Plastic Killers, which investigates the assassination of Chea Vichea.
Cambodian trade unionists, London
Cambodian Worker Actvists Speak
Athit Kong, Coalition of Cambodian Apparel Workers Democratic Union & Pherak Ly, Womens Agenda for Change will be speaking at a meeting organised by Labour Behind the Label and No Sweat.
Monday June 4 at Transport House (Unite / TGWU), Theobalds Rd, Holborn, Central London at 7pm.
Cambodian Union Activists Still in Jail
On April 12 the Cambodian Court of Appeals upheld the convictions of Born Samnang and Sok Samoeun for the 2004 murder of Free Trade Union of the Kingdom of Cambodia (FTUWKC) leader Chea Vichea. The FTUWKC maintains that these men are not the killers of Chea Vichea and that their detention is unjust. The union has appealed to the International Labour Organization (ILO) to establish an international committee to investigate and bring to justice the real killers of Chea Vichea, as well as those responsible for the murders of FTUWKC leaders Ros Sovannareth and Hy Vuthy.
Hy Vuthy, Cambodian Union Activist Murdered - Take Action!
On February 24, Hy Vuthy, president of the Free Trade Union of Workers of the Kingdom of Cambodia (FTUWKC) at the Suntex garment factory, was shot dead while riding his motorbike home after finishing his night shift at the factory, located in Phnom Penh's Dangkao districut.
Activists suspect that he was murdered for his union activity.
Read on for more info and follow the link to send an email of protest now!
