Archive

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Struggle intensifies at Hanjin shipyard in KoreaJul 13, 2011
2.
OECD working party favours Green Growth in shipbuildingJul 12, 2011
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Rights’ violations reported in Korean National AssemblyJun 25, 2011
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Shipbreaking workers aim to build stronger unionsApr 21, 2011
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New video on Pakistani shipbreaking workers releasedApr 06, 2011
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Hanjin shipyard workers continue strike against mass dismissalMar 08, 2011
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High Court investigates deaths of shipbreaking workers in BangladeshFeb 10, 2011
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Four workers die in an explosion in Bangladesh shipbreaking yardJan 24, 2011
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Shipbuilding workers need a level playing field for sustainable jobsDec 17, 2010
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AKER IFA extended for another two yearsNov 02, 2010
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Building trade union networks to organize workersOct 26, 2010
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Worker dies at Alang Ship breaking yard in IndiaOct 15, 2010
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Bangladeshi shipbreaking yard is fined for the death of a workerSep 03, 2010
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Shipbreaker in Alang killed, five others injuredJul 26, 2010
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Improving rights for shipbreaking workers in BangladeshJul 21, 2010
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Shipbreaking workers strike in PakistanJul 16, 2010
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Empowering migrant women in Mumbai shipyardsFeb 04, 2010
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Workers denied drinking waterJan 29, 2010
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UN Special Rapporteur hears unions' concernJan 19, 2010
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Workers die at Tuzla shipyardsDec 11, 2009

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