End Violence Against Trade Unions
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Publications and Resources
- Colombia Fact Sheet: Murders of Trade Unionists and Impunity Under Uribe
- USLEAP 3/31/2008
- Colombia is the most dangerous country in the world for union organizing. More trade unionists are murdered in Colombia every year than in the rest of the world combined.
- Philippine Government's GSP Post-Hearing Brief
- Secretary of Labor Arturo Brion 10/26/2007
- ILRF GSP Post-Hearing Brief
- Brian Campbell 10/23/2007
- Philippine Government's Pre-Hearing Brief
- Secretary of Labor and Employment Arturo D. Brion 9/22/2007
- GSP Philippines Petition
- 6/22/2007
- Chong Won Fashion Factory Assessment
- Workers Rights Consortium 2/21/2007
- Killings, Arbitrary Detentions, and Death Threats – The Reality of Trade Unionism in Colombia
- Amnesty International USA 1/23/2007
- 2007 Annual Survey of Violations of Trade Union Rights
- ITUC 11/30/2006
- The 2007 edition of the Survey, covering 138 countries, shows an alarming rise in the number of people killed as a result of their trade union activities, from 115 in 2005 to 144 in 2006.
- Center for Trade Union and Human Rights January 2007 Report
- 11/30/2006
- Letter sent to President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo of the Philippines
- ILRF and others 11/16/2006
- Dear President Arroyo, We, as US human rights organizations, express our grave concern regarding the rampant trade union and political repression in the Philippines.