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Philippines
Philippines: vast area of sweatshop exploitation
Labour activists respond to forced overtime and sweatshop employment...
Stop Attacks on Trade Unionists in the Philipines and China
Philippine garment workers still need your support as violence in the Cavite Export Processing Zone (CEPZ) continues.
Appeals and information from the Clean Clothes Campaign.
E-appeal: force WalMart to take responsibility
Tell Wal-Mart, Chong Won management, and the Philippines Economic Zone Authority (PEZA) that this continued violence against workers and flagrant trampling of workers rights will NOT be tolerated!
Wal-Mart Cited for Supplier's Violence Against Workers
University Watchdog Uncovers Major Violations of Retail Giant's Code of Conduct & Philippine National Laws
Philippines' Human Rights Crisis Makes it Imperative that Wal-Mart Act to Protect Workers From Further Violence
