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· June, 2011
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Stories about Labor from June, 2011

Lebanon: “Welcome to Lebanon” as Seen By a Migrant Worker

· 29 June 2011

South Korea: Hunger Strike at Temple

· 29 June 2011

North Korea's Fragility in the Face of the Rainy Season

· 28 June 2011

Puerto Rico: Fortuño Campaign vs. Al Jazeera Documentary

· 28 June 2011

Argentina: Buenos Aires ‘Cartoneros’

· 27 June 2011

South Korea: Labor Workers Fight Against Police and Corporation

· 27 June 2011

Myanmar: Labour registration form

· 23 June 2011

Indonesia: Prostitution in a cemetery

· 20 June 2011

Algeria: No Protests, but Strikes Continue

· 14 June 2011

China: Hand made condoms

· 14 June 2011

Afghanistan: $60 million class action against Blackwater

· 13 June 2011

Singapore: Conditions of expats and workers

· 13 June 2011

Brazil: Rio Wears Red in Support of Firefighters

13 June 2011

Since mid-April, a movement started by a group of military firefighters from Rio de Janeiro demanding for better working conditions had been gaining increasing support. With the occupation of the...

China: Riot in Chaozhou City

· 9 June 2011

Panama: Empowering Indigenous Women Through Chocolate

· 7 June 2011

Uzbekistan: A clothing manufacturer boycotts Uzbek practice of child labor

· 5 June 2011

Afghanistan: Contractor Mistreatment

· 5 June 2011

Lebanon: Story of a Migrant House Keeper, Georgette

· 3 June 2011

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