Categoria: Lavoro forzato

Intervento della CISL INternazionale alla sessione di discussione generale dell’ECOSOC richiesta dalla Conferenza OIL nel 2005   INTERNATIONAL CONFEDERATION FREE TRADE UNIONS WORLD CONFEDERATION of LABOUR   Speech to the ECOSOC  session –  Point 14 b 26 JULY 2006 Mr. Chairperson, On behalf of the 180 million workers represented by the ICFTU and WCL worldwide,…

Intervento che fa il quadro delle iniziative internazionali sula Birmania e riassume le proposte sindacali   CECILIA BRIGHI ITALIAN WORKER REPRESENTATIVE BURMA SPECIAL SITTING Thank you chair, Many previous speakers have clearly underlined that the situation after the last Conference and the November and March GB meetings, has been getting worst and worst. In November…

Rapporto del Comitato Esperti OIL sulla violazione della Convenzione 29 sul lavoro forzato in Birmania  

Conclusioni Selection Committee della Conferenza Internazionale OIL 2006 sulla violazione della Convenzione 29 sul lavoro forzato in Birmania  

Conclusioni approvate dal Comitato Selezione della Conferenza OIL 2006  

Un quadro esaustivo della legislazione birmana che viola il diritto alla libertà di organizzazione politica e sindacale, e i più recenti attacchi da parte della giunta militare.   Burma Violation of Convention 87 on Freedom of association Cecilia Brighi Italian Worker representative ILO Conference 2005 Committee on Application of Standards   Thank you Chair,  …

Maung Maung General secretary FTUB 4.6.2005 ILO CONFERENCE 2005- Special Session on Burma: Violation of Convention 29   Thank you Chair,   Since the last 2004 Conference special Session the political and social situation for the Burmese people has worsened and has become more and more precarious. The  Peace Nobel Prize Aung San Suu Kiy …

ILO CONFERENCE, SPECIAL SITTING  ON BURMA CECILIA BRIGHI WORKERS DELEGATE ITALY 4.6.2005 Thank you chair,   The world is aware, since long time, that the people of Burma are suffering under one of the world’s most brutal and repressive regimes. Business as usual cannot continue.   You know that the basis of forced labour lays…