Hong Kong Labour Rights Monitor and UNISON co-hosted a solidarity reception to stand with Hong Kong's independent trade union movement last Thursday
We are a group of trade unionists and labour activists from Myanmar, Hong Kong, Belarus and Vietnam who have been forced into
Under authoritarian regimes, the labour movement is not only a struggle for rights but also a commitment to democracy and freedom. This
Only one week after the primary case's sentencing last Tuesday (November 19), over ten unions worldwide, including France, the Netherlands, Switzerland, the
On 9 October (Wednesday), the International Trade Union Confederation – Asia Pacific (ITUC-Asia Pacific) passed a resolution condemning the Hong Kong government
gainst the CCP in Covent Garden, London, to protest Apple's suspected use of alleged labour and anti-union policies in its supply chains
Earlier, we attended the Global Labour School organised by the Global Labour Institute (GLI). More than 100 trade unionists from over 30
Christopher Mung, Executive Director of the Hong Kong Labour Rights Monitor, was invited to speak on global solidarity for European trade unions
Public Services International (PSI) passed a resolution at its 31st World Congress condemning the government and security forces' continued repression of workers
Last month, Christopher Mung, Executive Director of the Hong Kong Labour Rights Monitor, visited Sweden and spoke to the Swedish Trade Union