Europe Solidaire Sans Frontières
, by SOKUNTHY Ros
Regardless of the fact that it is the twenty-first century, Cambodian working-class women’s lives and labour rights remain relatively poor and have continued to be exploited, particularly during economic and/or broader crises such as the Covid-19 pandemic. Looking back at the first two years of (...)
, by KELLY Kim
Soy Sros spent nearly two months in prison after criticizing her employer’s response to the pandemic. She has been released, but her imprisonment has had lasting effects on her health and her workplace.
Soy Sros. Photograph: Worker Rights Consortium
On March 31, 2020, as the COVID-19 pandemic (...)
, by SOKUNTHY Ros
As in other countries, COVID-19 has not only shaken Cambodia’s health system, it has also exposed the underlying flaws in the country’s current economic model, which are resulting in livelihood crises for many people. The economic impacts of the pandemic are severe on the working-classes and (...)
, by YUAN Sheila , KEETON-OLSEN Danielle
When dusk falls over the city, the diggers roars to life. The small team of workers laying the base of the 46-storey Morgan Tower in Phnom Penh’s Koh Pich (or Diamond Island, one of Cambodia’s largest real estate projects) had been waiting all day for the mud to dry after unseasonable rain. On (...)
, by LabourStart
A LabourStart campaign in Partnership with IndustriALL, UNI Global Union, the International Trade Union Confederation, the Cambodia Labour Confederation, and Workers United.
This campaign is in solidarity with Cambodian garment workers and unions, who initiated a general strike seeking an (...)
, by Collective / Multiple signers
PHNOM PENH – Cambodian garment workers will be paid wages and severance owed to them after two months of protest.
Just two days after 82 workers launched a hunger strike on the sidewalk in front of a Walmart supplier in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, companies that supply to Walmart and H&M agreed (...)
, by Petition
Below is a signature campaign for individual signatures posted by the Asian TNCs Monitoring Network. To sign, you can click the link and add your signature/name.
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To: Prime Minister, Mr Hun Sen, Office of the Prime Minister Mr. Ang Vong Vathna, Minister of Justice Mr. Sar (...)
, by IUF
Workers unfairly terminated for trade union organizing at the five star Angkor Village Hotel and Angkor Village Botanical Resort Hotel in Siem Reap, Cambodia, are fighting for their rights, their jobs and their union - and need your support.
The IUF-affiliated Cambodian Tourism and Service (...)
[Photo: Trade union representatives use the comic to blame the Nagacorp (3913.HK) for laying off union leaders.]
Chen Lip Keong is a Malaysian business tycoon with a keen interest in investing in Cambodia, where he is an economic advisor to the Prime Minister himself. Besides exploiting (...)
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