ITUC-Africa and ILO/ACTRAV deeply concerned about the attack on freedom of association in Guinea-Bissau

The African regional organisation of the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC-Africa) expressed grave concern over recent developments in Guinea-Bissau that violate the freedom of association and trade union independence of the União Nacional dos Trabalhadores da Guiné Central (...)

Keywords : Newsletters; Human and trade union rights; Guinea Bissau;

Letter to the President of the Republic of Guinea-Bissau: ITUC-Africa Protests Guinea Bissau’s Government efforts to muzzle and undermine the independence Trade Unions

I am writing on behalf of the African Regional Organisation of the International Trade Union Confederation, ITUC-Africa, (www.ituc-africa.org) to register our deep concern about your government’s efforts to muzzle and undermine the functioning and independence of trade unions in your country, (...)

Keywords : Human and trade union rights; Guinea Bissau; Protest letters ;

Union Nationale des Travailleurs de Guinée Bissau (UNTGB)

Keywords : Guinea Bissau;

ITUC-Africa and ILO/ACTRAV deeply concerned about the attack on freedom of association in Guinea-Bissau

The African regional organisation of the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC-Africa) expressed grave concern over recent developments in Guinea-Bissau that violate the freedom of association and trade union independence of the União Nacional dos Trabalhadores da Guiné Central (...)

Keywords : Newsletters ;  Human and trade union rights ;  Guinea Bissau ; 

Letter to the President of the Republic of Guinea-Bissau: ITUC-Africa Protests Guinea Bissau’s Government efforts to muzzle and undermine the independence Trade Unions

I am writing on behalf of the African Regional Organisation of the International Trade Union Confederation, ITUC-Africa, (www.ituc-africa.org) to register our deep concern about your government’s efforts to muzzle and undermine the functioning and independence of trade unions in your country, (...)

Keywords : Human and trade union rights ;  Guinea Bissau ;  Protest letters ;