Hong Kong's safety net for workers left unpaid by bankrupt employers is facing growing financial pressure amid a wave of business closures, while government figures reveal that no one has been prosecuted for allegedly abusing the system despite years of investigations.
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Authoritarianism is rising worldwide through war, political repression, and far-right populism, posing serious threats to global labour movements. In early December, the
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Authoritarianism is rising worldwide through war, political repression, and far-right populism, posing serious threats to global labour movements. In early December, the Global Labour Institute held
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Today is International Human Rights Day. The ITUC has launched an international solidarity campaign, Free Lee Cheuk Yan, urging the Hong Kong
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Twenty-seven international human rights groups, trade unions and legal bodies have issued a joint statement calling on the Hong Kong authorities to
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