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27 فبراير 2007

الكاتب:
BBC

Burma agrees UN labour provision

Burma will allow alleged victims of forced labour to seek redress without fear of persecution, the UN has said. The International Labour Organization said Burmese authorities had acceded to its request as part of efforts to ensure abuse claims were investigated. While only a trial agreement, it will be seen by campaigners as an advance in the fight against the practice. Burma denies allegations of forced labour, although there is evidence that it continues to take place.

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