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Serbian NGOs Alleged Vietnamese Laborers’ Rights At Chinese Tire Manufacturer In Serbia Are Violated
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* Last week, several Serbian news agencies and NGOs working against human trafficking and labor exploitation reported on alleged human trafficking of migrant Vietnamese laborers working at a construction site for the Chinese tire manufacturer Shandong Linglong Tire. * The reports claimed that around 500 Vietnamese laborers working on the construction of
Persisting Issues In The Vietnamese Garment Industry
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In March 2015, workers from Ho Chi Minh City gathered in protest [https://www.reuters.com/article/us-vietnam-strike-idUSKBN0MR0J620150331]. Despite a heavy police presence, they continued marching along Highway 1, blocking traffic along this main thoroughfare. The workers occupied a factory owned by Pou Yuen Vietnam, a firm that produces footwear
Vietnam: When Workers’ Rights Face Resistance From A Socialist Government
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Vietnam’s dismal human rights records in 2017 and 2018 could play a role in delaying the ratification of the much anticipated European Union-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement (EV-FTA) this year. A group of MEPs from across the EU Parliament’s political spectrum has repeatedly demanded that Vietnam improves its human
Has Vietnam Already Violated the To-Be-Ratified Free Trade Agreement with the EU?
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After Hoàng Đức Bình’s 14-year sentence was affirmed by an appellate court in Vietnam on April 24, 2018, one of the state-owned newspapers, Người Lao Động (NLD), published [http://baonghean.vn/toa-an-nhan-dan-tinh-nghe-an-xet-xu-phuc-tham-vu-an-hoang-duc-binh-194526.html] a story about Bình’s case on the same day, explaining the government’s reasons behind
