Archive for September, 2007

28
Sep

Arrest warrants issued for staff of Clean Clothes Campaign

Support neededIn an attempt to silence critics of the India-based manufacturer Fibres and Fabrics International, the Indian court issued arrest warrants against seven staff members of the Clean Clothes Campaign and the India Committee of the Netherlands. The Clean Clothes Campaign is seeking international support on the matter.

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28
Sep

ACTION: warrant of arrest for Dutch labour rights activists

A judge in Bangalore has ordered the apprehension of seven staff members of the Clean Clothes Campaign (http://www.cleanclothes.org) and...
28
Sep

Hanchang Textiles/Oriental Tex

El Salvador This new NLC report documents harsh sweatshop conditions, union busting and apparent tax fraud with the complicity of the Salvadoran Ministry of Labor - in a South Korean maquila factory sewing clothing for Osh Kosh B'Gosh and Wal-Mart.
24
Sep

Legal Recognition by Ministry of Labor

24
Sep

Letter from Nicaraguan National Assembly Labor Committee

KB Manufacturing Cited for Worker Rights Violations by Nicaraguan National Assembly Labor Committee
24
Sep

KB Manufacturing - Yellow Union Translation

Translation, Certification of Yellow Union
24
Sep

KB Manufacturing Report, Company Profiles

Company Profiles
24
Sep

Ministry of Labor Investigation on KB Manufacturing

MINISTRY OF LABOR INVESTIGATION FINDS KB MANUFACTURING PLANT NOT IN COMPLIANCE
20
Sep

Oxfam welcomes high-level UN push to tackle climate change

Rich countries must heed the United Nation’s call for an urgent political response to tackle climate change. Oxfam is concerned that climate change is increasing poverty and vulnerability among poor people who are least responsible for the problem and least able to bear its effects. The changes needed to tackle the causes and effects of climate change must be both adequate and fair to the world’s poorest people
19
Sep

EU Ministers must put brakes on reckless trade deals

EU Development Ministers meeting in Portugal this weekend should demand that the European Commission (EC) scraps current proposals for free trade deals with African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) countries because they will undermine poverty reduction, said Oxfam today.



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