“No more Debbie!” a crowd thundered near Philadelphia’s City Hall. A CODEPINK protester emblazoned a pink plastic smock with the same message. A few hours later, demonstrators got their wish.
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Under Cambodian law, the right to organize is supposed to be ironclad. No employer, government agent or citizen may impede union activity. Inside the walls of Cambodia’s largest special economic zones (SEZs), however, In These Times’ reporters saw a system designed to tightly control the workforce by keeping workers fenced in and unions out. More than a dozen workers and labor activists confirmed that, while it's not easy to independently organize anywhere in Cambodia, the law is flagrantly violated in SEZs. Читать дальше...