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Korea
South Korean unions under attack - your urgent help needed
The South Korean government has issued arrest warrants for the entire leadership of the Korean Confederation of Trade Unions (KCTU) and several of its affiliates. Union leaders are holed up in the KCTU headquarters in Seoul, the building now surrounded by riot police.
South Korean Migrants' Trade Union Leadership Arrested
From: http://thistuesday.org/node/170
Migrant workers television (MWTV) from South Korea reported today about the following latest alarming development:
Korean women fight for equality
Casualised Korean women workers have been campaigning for better wages and equality with men. They have begun a hunger strike.
