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E-appeal: force WalMart to take responsibility
The workers of Chong Won Fashion Inc, producing for WalMart in the Philippines, are in their sixth month of strike. They have called upon WalMart and the Filipino authorities to uphold their professed commitments to workers rights and the law of the Philippines and ensure an end to the egregious violations of labor rights, perpetrated against them by management. Instead of justice, however, the Chong Won strikers have met only resistance from WalMart and further violence, threats, and discrimination from the government authorities. This terrible situation must further be viewed in the context of the current political situation in the Philippines, where political killings and repression of human rights activists are occurring with ever increasing frequency. Please tell Wal-Mart, Chong Won, PEZA, and DOLE to act now!
JUSTICE FOR THE WORKERS OF CHONG WON!
Email now, click here: http://www.unionvoice.org/campaign/chongwon2?rk=MpAR1W51X4aDE