Hong Kong Labour Rights Monitor and UNISON co-hosted a solidarity reception to stand with Hong Kong's independent trade union movement last Thursday
Platform workers are on strike across Asia, pushing against similar unfair and exploitative practices by the companies. This presents immense opportunities for
The ITUC-Asia Pacific Regional General Council Meeting in Singapore last month endorsed a resolution demanding the immediate release of jailed activists and
Building and Wood Workers' International (BWI) passed a resolution in its world congress this month in support of the democracy movement in
Hong Kong Labour Right’s Monitor Executive Director Siu-tat Mung was invited to join the Global Solidarity Summer School organised by the Irish
Now, under the threat of the Hong Kong National Security Law, all local NGOs attending the UN review have disappeared. The remaining
We found strength in our solidarity. Read more our battle for Hong Kong labour rights on the global front. Our convictions hold
Hong Kong Labour Rights Monitor Executive Director Mung Siu Tat speaking at CDFT congress on 16 June 2022.