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New?
MONTHLY
INFO - HKCTU
Main Activities in this month [May, 2005]
[May 07, 2005]
HKCTU comments the implementation of ICESCR in HK
(2005)
[April 30, 2005]
HKCTU
statement condemns the continued lack of democracy in
appointing the new Chief Executive for Hong Kong.
[March 21, 2005]
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Play Fair at
Olympics
An
international campaign to advocate workers'
rights in sportswear industry. For more
details, please visit
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May Day Rally and March in Hong Kong
[May 21, 2004]
1989-2004 June 4 Anniversary 15 Years of Struggleay
Day March
[May 14, 2004]
May
Day March
[April 19, 2004]
Fireworks
Tragedy Reinforces Case for Change
In
conjunction with our sister organisations in the
international labour movement, the IHLO is campaigning
to bring attention to the appalling safety record of the
fireworks industry on the mainland. Click here to join
the fight.
join us………
[November 22, 2003]
July action
for people's democracy
[September 19, 2003]
PEOPLE POWER VICTORY ON
NATIONAL SECURITY BILL
[September 9, 2003]
DAB and FTU were the big
Losers
[September 9, 2003]
HKCTU submission and observation to the ILO/CFA in
preparation for the next ILC Agenda - Legislation on
Article 23 and its effects on Freedom of Association
in Hong Kong and mainland China
[September
4, 2003]
August 2003
{500K March Against Article 23} (MV) [July 17, 2003]
{Hongkongers Have Made the History of People's Power}
(MV)
[July 7, 2003]
500,000 take to the
streets
[July 7, 2003]
Extra-ordinary General
Meeting
[Jun 27, 2003]
Immediately Release Yao Fuxin and Xiao Yunliang
Petition outside China Liaison Office in Hong Kong
[Jun 24, 2003]
May 2003
Due to economic recession
and the atypical pneumonia called severe
acute respiratory syndrome
[Jun 3, 2003]
"We Don't Want
Blood-stained Coal"
[Jun 2, 2003]
2003
Labor Day Rally
[May 16, 2003]
58% of Workers will
spend less during Easter Holidays
[April
29, 2003]
Reading
the Sign:
The WTO and Chinese Workers: Year
One
[Jan
7, 2003]
Union
Action September 2002:Building
Workers' Rights - Construction Workers Fight for Unpaid
Wages and Jobs
"No to pay cut legislation! Collective
bargaining rights now!"
35,000 civil servants rally in protest against pay
cuts
[July
7, 2002]
Union
Action June 2002: 'Rule
by Tycoon' Consolidated: The new ministerial system
promises accountability without democracy
"A
major defeat for workers struggling for freedom of
association in China" - HKCTU
statement concerning the ACFTU's election as a Worker
Deputy Member in the ILO Governing Body [June
12 , 2002]
ACFTU
'represents' workers in ILO [June 11,
2002]
Over
40,000 rally to remember June 4 [June
4, 2002]
A
new web site dedicated to the struggle of workers
in mainland China in the Spring of 1989 and the ongoing
fight for independent trade unions.
Click here
to go to the Workers Remember web site.
MAY DAY RALLY - "NO to Unemployment! NO to Exploitation!"
[May 1, 2002]
Fight
for minimum wage law continues
[April 25, 2002]
'Tribute
to the Dead, Fight with the Living' - 7th International
Commemoration Day for Dead and Injured Workers - April
28
[April
2002]
Joint
Statement Against Proposed Anti-Terrorism Laws in
Hong Kong [April 2002]
From
Silence to Outcry! A new documentary
video on the industrial action by the ISS/MTR cleaning
workers in Hong Kong [April
2002]
Hong
Kong SAR: Annual Survey of Violations of Trade Union
Rights
[April 2002]
Working
Women Fight - For Equality! Dignity! Independence!
International Women's Day [March
2002]
HKCTU and
the Pro-democracy movement
Union
Action March 2002: Whose
Voices? While the Beijing elite and HK billionaires
re-appoint Tung Chee Hwa, another round of attacks
on the public sector begins
Welcome
address to the first ICFTU China Working Party meeting
by Lee Cheuk-yan, HKCTU General Secretary [March
2002]
September 2002
*Click
to download the 'no photos' version in PDF format
Building
Workers' Rights - Construction Workers Fight for Unpaid
Wages and Jobs, pp.1-3
High rate of industrial
accidents in the construction industry, p.3
Last Orders - As
Restaurants Close, Workers Fight for Unpaid Wages,
p.4
Union Puts Forward
Proposals for Government Action on Unemployment,
p.5
School Workers
Organise New Union, p.5
35,000 civil servants
rally against pay cuts, pp.6-7
New Law on Sedition/Subversion
Threatens Freedom of Expression, p.8
International
Day of Action for the Release of Liaoyang Workers,
p.8
Our
Principles
Solidarity
we believe that solidarity is strength
Rice
Bowl
we fight for workers' rights & livelihood, and
the improvement of working & living conditions
Justice
we have a responsibility to defend social justice,
to reduce the gap between rich and poor, and fight
for the redistribution of wealth
Democracy
workers' rights and democracy are inseparable; without
genuine democratic institutions working class people
will always be excluded from the decisions that affect
them and will face repression of their rights
