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China’s water grab in Tibet risks regional devastation and conflict

2nd October 2017 Equal Times 0

China’s unchecked mining expansion and dam construction across the Tibetan plateau, compounded by climate change melting glaciers, are threatening the Yellow, Yangtze, Ganges and other […]

Kenya’s private guards gain security through union organising

28th September 2017 Equal Times 0

Private security guard John Wafula spends his 12-hour work day on the look out for anything that could harm visitors to the Nation Centre building […]

The Rohingya stuck between despair and insurgency

25th September 2017 Equal Times 0

Black smoke rises in the distance. Arefa Begum realises that her house is in flames as she flees the violent military crackdown. The Burmese army […]

What’s behind mass fainting in Cambodia’s garment factories?

22nd September 2017 Equal Times 0

Chhim Saaim, 24, remembers the frightening week when she fainted three times at work. The young woman had moved to Cambodia’s capital Phnom Penh nearly […]

Sex worker by trade: how far do human rights go?

21st September 2017 Equal Times 0

“The domestic workers managed to do it.” This is the slogan behind the sex workers’ campaign for an International Labour Organization (ILO) resolution establishing the […]

Thousands of outraged “slackers” protest against Macron’s labour law reforms

18th September 2017 Equal Times 0

Without a minute’s hesitation, Cathy Le Gac swapped her nurse’s frock for a leather jacket and a good pair of walking shoes. She, together with […]

Cheap labour versus robots, who will sew the clothes of the future?

11th September 2017 Equal Times 0

The t-shirt you are going to buy next month is probably being made at this very moment. It could be that a woman of about […]

Despite migration ban, Indonesian domestic workers still face forced labour and abuses in the Gulf

7th September 2017 Equal Times 0

“I had only been at my employer’s house for a week and was hit and slapped repeatedly,” says Bu Tayem, a former domestic worker in […]

Can union organising help save Nigeria’s textile industry?

4th September 2017 Equal Times 0

Funke Omoniyi Johnson is the founder of Mama Tee Fashion and Saidat Taiwo Oshodi is the proud owner of Sai Tai Enterprises Nigeria Limited. They […]

Brazil’s prisons still “ticking time bombs”

28th August 2017 Equal Times 0

The images of the clashes and massacres in Brazilian jails that reached Europe a few months ago were met with shock and horror. Yet the […]

Locals fight evictions and zooming rents as old Lisbon gentrifies

24th August 2017 Equal Times 0

In the picturesque Alfama district of Lisbon, Carla da Cunha and her family wonder where they will go when they are eventually forced out of […]

Radio feature on women in trade unions in Africa

22nd August 2017 Mzi Velapi 0

A radio feature on women’s participation and influence in trade unions on the continent. Produced by WWMP in 2014.

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