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2022年7月15日

Myanmar: Military reportedly files arrest orders for labour leaders; incl co. responses

In March 2021, the military reportedly sought to arrest seven labor leaders, five women and two men: In March 2021, the military in Myanmar reportedly sought to arrest seven labor leaders, five women and two men: CTUM Women’s Committee President Swe Swe Khaing; AMG Garment Factory Union President Thet Mar Soe; Honor Garment Factory Union President, Sai Min Theta; Popular Garment Factory Union Secretary Treasurer Aye Thandar; Industrial Workers’ Federation of Myanmar union organizers San Sen and Myo Min Win; and Ei Ei Hlian, an executive committee member of Charming Garment Factory Union.

Business & Human Rights Resource Centre invited Regatta, JD Sports, Lidl, C&A, KappAhl, KIABI, OVS SpA, LPP. S.A, ALPS Brands, HK Works London and LC Waikiki to respond. Responses can be found below.

企業回應

Kiabi 瀏覽回應
OVS SpA 瀏覽回應
KappAhl 瀏覽回應
Sinsay (part of LPP S.A.) 瀏覽回應
ALPS

沒有回應

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