14 June, 2001Formerly, the Polish people were told that everything in the West was terrible and everything in the East was OK. That picture has changed, says Marek Danowski, working at a shipyard in Gdansk.
13 June, 2001The ILO Workers' Group charges that the Indonesian government has acquiesced in the use of violence against workers.
11 June, 2001The Nezavisnost president tells the ILO meeting that the Yugoslav government has acted in breach of its obligations.
10 June, 2001Tens of thousands of Korean workers are protesting against the government's economic reforms.
3 February, 2002An unauthorised concrete structure at an electronics factory in Thailand falls on a production line.
30 January, 2002In last week's NewsBriefs, the IMF reported on the January 22 Action Day for South Korea. The following affiliates also handed over protest letters and/or took other action:
24 January, 2002Unions in South Africa as well as Kenya are putting added pressure on the government of South Korea to release imprisoned trade unionists.
