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AFRICA SOUTH AFRICA : The National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) submitted on Friday his wage demands to the Chamber of Mines for wage negotiations 2013. NUM demands that workers receive a minimum of 7,000 rand for open air workers and 8,000 for underground workers a month. For all other categories an increase of 15% was demanded. — BURKINA FASO : Regional Directorate of Labour and Social Security (DRTSS) Southwest held a training for social partners on the prevention of occupational hazards on April 30, 2013. Different aspects of occupational diseases and accidents at work were discussed. — TUNISIA : The Tunisian General Labour Union (UGTT) yesterday announced Wednesday, May 22 in Sidi Bouzid that a request will be sent to the government to initiate "a new round of labor negotiations" to cope with the sharp increase in prices and deterioration in the purchasing power of citizens. — GABON : The second edition of the Fair Employment and Training (SEF), opened on Tuesday May 21 at Libreville under the theme of "Emergence, training and employment: what prospects for 2025? ". As in the first edition, the second to be held until May 25, will bring businesses, human resources managers and job seekers in order to stimulate trade and economic partnerships between participants and create opportunities. --- WORLD LATIN AMERICA : ECLAC and ILO provide a drop in unemployment from 6.2% in 2013. In the region, the urban unemployment rate could fall by an average 0.2 percentage points to between 6.4 and 6.2 percent in 2013 - the lowest rate in recent decades - according to a new report from the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC) and the International Labour Organization (ILO). — PERU : The Secretary General of Global Union IndustriALL, Jyrki Raina, went to Lima to lobby for the repeal of the law that allows an unlimited number of short-term employment contracts in the textiles and clothing export sector.

Human and trade union rights

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Project on Human Rights

13/03/2011 Attacks on human and workers’ rights in Africa continue to be a matter of serious concern for the ITUC-Africa, its affiliates and their members. Some of the major attacks including torture, (...) Read More
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Letter to the President of the Guatemalan Republic: Justice for the trade unionists murdered in Guatemala

16  Dear Sir, Justice for the trade unionists murdered in Guatemala - Guarantee of freedom of association and the right to collective bargaining. Letter in PDF We are writing to you to demand (...) Read More
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TOGO: A 12-year-old boy was killed on Monday by police

16  A 12-year-old boy in Togo was killed on Monday by police who fired "in warning" to disperse a protest demanding the country’s schools re-open as demonstrations over the closures spread across the (...) Read More
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TUCOSWA STATEMENT ON THE 12TH APRIL, 2013 ACTIVITIES LIVING IN A POLICE STATE

16  STATEMENT IN PDF The 12th April is commemorated every year in the Kingdom of Swaziland, particularly by those opposed to the undemocratic system holding sway in that country today. This is a (...) Read More
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Tax Justice for Social Justice: World Social Forum 2013 Declaration

09  DECLARATION in PDF The prevailing international tax rules and practices are more and more undermining the ability of governments in the Global South and the North to compel corporations and (...) Read More
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ITUC-Africa condemns the murder of comrade CARLOS HERNÁNDEZ : letter to the President of the Guatemalan Republic

20  Dear Mr. President, LETTER IN PDF On behalf of the African Regional Organisation of the International Trade Union Confédération (ITUC-Africa) we would like to express our outrage at the recent (...) Read More
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