Piergiorgio Moro

Outsourcing is a problem for workers all around the world. A recent workplace death has sparked a massive protest movement in South Korea.

Samsung Electronics has resisted any calls to improve its workplaces but labour activists have recently won important gains.

Sheung So of the Hong Kong based NGO Labour Education and Service Network talks about control of workers by the Chinese Communist Party.

A labour activist at the Istanbul airport speaks out about the conditions facing workers and the recent events that saw hundreds of workers detained by the police.

While the independence referendum and national elections confirmed the status quo, social changes are happening in both countries.

The popular uprising in Syria has been drowned in blood. What could have the left and international solidarity movements done better to avoid this outcome?

Stagnating wages, insecure work and harsh laws against organizing have galvanized Australian unions to campaign for better rights, better conditions and better laws.

Some of the regions most ravaged by militias are to be found in the rural areas of the Philippines. The workers at Sumifru are striking for basic rights but in doing so they face great danger

The Iranian government is at risk of being bombed by the USA but it is also heavily repressing its working class. Which way solidarity?

The working class in Iran is facing increasingly desperate economic and political situation. In response, demonstrations and protests are increasing.