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#4458518

4 Jun 2019

33 workers from the Orinoco Oil Belt, stationed in the La Moneda plaza of the Central Bank of Venezuela (BCV), in Caracas, on 3 June 2019, are on the fourth consecutive day without consuming food, protesting the payment of their wage demands. The workers hope that Nicolás Maduro will give him answers about the cancellation of his labor liabilities, assure that no entity or agency has approached the place to pay attention to him. Several of the people who are participating in the strike have suffered dizziness and fainting. Last Thursday, May 30, 50 workers began a hunger strike in the center of Caracas, denouncing that the "government confiscated 5,200 million dollars from transnational corporations that would be paid to 9640 workers." Several of the protesters have stopped their protest, due to their delicate state of health, only 33 remain in place.

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#4294592

9 May 2019

Edyta (41) is a demonstrator staying in an encampment set up by administrative workers of the Ministry of Justice in Warsaw, Poland on May 8, 2019. Administrative workers at the Ministry of Justice are protesting against low wages with some earning little more than 500 USD per month after taxes and harsh working conditions as a result of a work overload and austere relations with the judges whom they work for.

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#4294620

9 May 2019

Edyta (41) is a demonstrator staying in an encampment set up by administrative workers of the Ministry of Justice in Warsaw, Poland on May 8, 2019. Administrative workers at the Ministry of Justice are protesting against low wages with some earning little more than 500 USD per month after taxes and harsh working conditions as a result of a work overload and austere relations with the judges whom they work for.

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#689400

16 Jul 2015

Workers of Swan Garments hold a sit-in in front of National Press Club in Dhaka on Tuesday, demanding arrears and Eid bonus. With Eid imminent, workers of Swan Garments and Swan Jeans on Tuesday demanded payment of all outstanding wages of three months from April to June immediately.Their calls are likely to fall on deaf ears, however, as the factories ceased their operations on April 10 with the owner, a Hong Kong national, fleeing the country three days later.Workers of the two RMG factories at Mollartek in Uttara staged a rally for the second day as part of their non-stop movement started from July 12, protesting owner’s exploitation and suppression of the workers under the banner of Garment Sramik Trade Union in front of the Jatiya Press Club.Noted economics professor of Dhaka University MM Akash, Union President Ruhul Amin, Sadikur Rahman Shamim, and on behalf of the workers Parul, spoke on the occasion. Communist Party of Bangladesh president Mujahidul Islam Selim, general secretary Syed Abu Zafar Ahmed, Bazlur Rashid Firoz expressed their solidarity with the demand of the workers by taking part in the rally.Professor MM Akash wondered how owners can be so cruel as they took labour from workers for three months but did not pay them.Observing that the workers are not begging, rather demanding their due rights to wages, he said when the whole country is engaged in shopping for Eid, workers of these two factories don’t have money to buy their food.Worker Parul urged the Prime Minister to help solve their problem.Workers also demanded immediate reopening of the factories, and withdrawal of all cases filed against the workers who protested against the misrule of owners.

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#689401

16 Jul 2015

Workers of Swan Garments hold a sit-in in front of National Press Club in Dhaka on Tuesday, demanding arrears and Eid bonus. With Eid imminent, workers of Swan Garments and Swan Jeans on Tuesday demanded payment of all outstanding wages of three months from April to June immediately.Their calls are likely to fall on deaf ears, however, as the factories ceased their operations on April 10 with the owner, a Hong Kong national, fleeing the country three days later.Workers of the two RMG factories at Mollartek in Uttara staged a rally for the second day as part of their non-stop movement started from July 12, protesting owner’s exploitation and suppression of the workers under the banner of Garment Sramik Trade Union in front of the Jatiya Press Club.Noted economics professor of Dhaka University MM Akash, Union President Ruhul Amin, Sadikur Rahman Shamim, and on behalf of the workers Parul, spoke on the occasion. Communist Party of Bangladesh president Mujahidul Islam Selim, general secretary Syed Abu Zafar Ahmed, Bazlur Rashid Firoz expressed their solidarity with the demand of the workers by taking part in the rally.Professor MM Akash wondered how owners can be so cruel as they took labour from workers for three months but did not pay them.Observing that the workers are not begging, rather demanding their due rights to wages, he said when the whole country is engaged in shopping for Eid, workers of these two factories don’t have money to buy their food.Worker Parul urged the Prime Minister to help solve their problem.Workers also demanded immediate reopening of the factories, and withdrawal of all cases filed against the workers who protested against the misrule of owners.

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#689402

16 Jul 2015

Workers of Swan Garments hold a sit-in in front of National Press Club in Dhaka on Tuesday, demanding arrears and Eid bonus. With Eid imminent, workers of Swan Garments and Swan Jeans on Tuesday demanded payment of all outstanding wages of three months from April to June immediately.Their calls are likely to fall on deaf ears, however, as the factories ceased their operations on April 10 with the owner, a Hong Kong national, fleeing the country three days later.Workers of the two RMG factories at Mollartek in Uttara staged a rally for the second day as part of their non-stop movement started from July 12, protesting owner’s exploitation and suppression of the workers under the banner of Garment Sramik Trade Union in front of the Jatiya Press Club.Noted economics professor of Dhaka University MM Akash, Union President Ruhul Amin, Sadikur Rahman Shamim, and on behalf of the workers Parul, spoke on the occasion. Communist Party of Bangladesh president Mujahidul Islam Selim, general secretary Syed Abu Zafar Ahmed, Bazlur Rashid Firoz expressed their solidarity with the demand of the workers by taking part in the rally.Professor MM Akash wondered how owners can be so cruel as they took labour from workers for three months but did not pay them.Observing that the workers are not begging, rather demanding their due rights to wages, he said when the whole country is engaged in shopping for Eid, workers of these two factories don’t have money to buy their food.Worker Parul urged the Prime Minister to help solve their problem.Workers also demanded immediate reopening of the factories, and withdrawal of all cases filed against the workers who protested against the misrule of owners.

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#689403

16 Jul 2015

Workers of Swan Garments hold a sit-in in front of National Press Club in Dhaka on Tuesday, demanding arrears and Eid bonus. With Eid imminent, workers of Swan Garments and Swan Jeans on Tuesday demanded payment of all outstanding wages of three months from April to June immediately.Their calls are likely to fall on deaf ears, however, as the factories ceased their operations on April 10 with the owner, a Hong Kong national, fleeing the country three days later.Workers of the two RMG factories at Mollartek in Uttara staged a rally for the second day as part of their non-stop movement started from July 12, protesting owner’s exploitation and suppression of the workers under the banner of Garment Sramik Trade Union in front of the Jatiya Press Club.Noted economics professor of Dhaka University MM Akash, Union President Ruhul Amin, Sadikur Rahman Shamim, and on behalf of the workers Parul, spoke on the occasion. Communist Party of Bangladesh president Mujahidul Islam Selim, general secretary Syed Abu Zafar Ahmed, Bazlur Rashid Firoz expressed their solidarity with the demand of the workers by taking part in the rally.Professor MM Akash wondered how owners can be so cruel as they took labour from workers for three months but did not pay them.Observing that the workers are not begging, rather demanding their due rights to wages, he said when the whole country is engaged in shopping for Eid, workers of these two factories don’t have money to buy their food.Worker Parul urged the Prime Minister to help solve their problem.Workers also demanded immediate reopening of the factories, and withdrawal of all cases filed against the workers who protested against the misrule of owners.

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#689404

16 Jul 2015

Workers of Swan Garments hold a sit-in in front of National Press Club in Dhaka on Tuesday, demanding arrears and Eid bonus. With Eid imminent, workers of Swan Garments and Swan Jeans on Tuesday demanded payment of all outstanding wages of three months from April to June immediately.Their calls are likely to fall on deaf ears, however, as the factories ceased their operations on April 10 with the owner, a Hong Kong national, fleeing the country three days later.Workers of the two RMG factories at Mollartek in Uttara staged a rally for the second day as part of their non-stop movement started from July 12, protesting owner’s exploitation and suppression of the workers under the banner of Garment Sramik Trade Union in front of the Jatiya Press Club.Noted economics professor of Dhaka University MM Akash, Union President Ruhul Amin, Sadikur Rahman Shamim, and on behalf of the workers Parul, spoke on the occasion. Communist Party of Bangladesh president Mujahidul Islam Selim, general secretary Syed Abu Zafar Ahmed, Bazlur Rashid Firoz expressed their solidarity with the demand of the workers by taking part in the rally.Professor MM Akash wondered how owners can be so cruel as they took labour from workers for three months but did not pay them.Observing that the workers are not begging, rather demanding their due rights to wages, he said when the whole country is engaged in shopping for Eid, workers of these two factories don’t have money to buy their food.Worker Parul urged the Prime Minister to help solve their problem.Workers also demanded immediate reopening of the factories, and withdrawal of all cases filed against the workers who protested against the misrule of owners.

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#689405

16 Jul 2015

Workers of Swan Garments hold a sit-in in front of National Press Club in Dhaka on Tuesday, demanding arrears and Eid bonus. With Eid imminent, workers of Swan Garments and Swan Jeans on Tuesday demanded payment of all outstanding wages of three months from April to June immediately.Their calls are likely to fall on deaf ears, however, as the factories ceased their operations on April 10 with the owner, a Hong Kong national, fleeing the country three days later.Workers of the two RMG factories at Mollartek in Uttara staged a rally for the second day as part of their non-stop movement started from July 12, protesting owner’s exploitation and suppression of the workers under the banner of Garment Sramik Trade Union in front of the Jatiya Press Club.Noted economics professor of Dhaka University MM Akash, Union President Ruhul Amin, Sadikur Rahman Shamim, and on behalf of the workers Parul, spoke on the occasion. Communist Party of Bangladesh president Mujahidul Islam Selim, general secretary Syed Abu Zafar Ahmed, Bazlur Rashid Firoz expressed their solidarity with the demand of the workers by taking part in the rally.Professor MM Akash wondered how owners can be so cruel as they took labour from workers for three months but did not pay them.Observing that the workers are not begging, rather demanding their due rights to wages, he said when the whole country is engaged in shopping for Eid, workers of these two factories don’t have money to buy their food.Worker Parul urged the Prime Minister to help solve their problem.Workers also demanded immediate reopening of the factories, and withdrawal of all cases filed against the workers who protested against the misrule of owners.

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#689406

16 Jul 2015

Workers of Swan Garments hold a sit-in in front of National Press Club in Dhaka on Tuesday, demanding arrears and Eid bonus. With Eid imminent, workers of Swan Garments and Swan Jeans on Tuesday demanded payment of all outstanding wages of three months from April to June immediately.Their calls are likely to fall on deaf ears, however, as the factories ceased their operations on April 10 with the owner, a Hong Kong national, fleeing the country three days later.Workers of the two RMG factories at Mollartek in Uttara staged a rally for the second day as part of their non-stop movement started from July 12, protesting owner’s exploitation and suppression of the workers under the banner of Garment Sramik Trade Union in front of the Jatiya Press Club.Noted economics professor of Dhaka University MM Akash, Union President Ruhul Amin, Sadikur Rahman Shamim, and on behalf of the workers Parul, spoke on the occasion. Communist Party of Bangladesh president Mujahidul Islam Selim, general secretary Syed Abu Zafar Ahmed, Bazlur Rashid Firoz expressed their solidarity with the demand of the workers by taking part in the rally.Professor MM Akash wondered how owners can be so cruel as they took labour from workers for three months but did not pay them.Observing that the workers are not begging, rather demanding their due rights to wages, he said when the whole country is engaged in shopping for Eid, workers of these two factories don’t have money to buy their food.Worker Parul urged the Prime Minister to help solve their problem.Workers also demanded immediate reopening of the factories, and withdrawal of all cases filed against the workers who protested against the misrule of owners.

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#593015

18 May 2015

DHAKA, BANGLADESH - May 17 :Workers of the recently closed Swan garments factory shout slogans during a protest in front of the Labor Ministry in Dhaka on 17th May 2015. More than two hundred workers protested demanding payment of wages still owed to them as well as reopening of the manufacturing unit. Bangladesh is the world's second-largest garment manufacturing country after China. The sector employs about 4 million workers, mostly women.

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#593016

18 May 2015

DHAKA, BANGLADESH - May 17 :Workers of the recently closed Swan garments factory showing their office ID card during a protest in front of the Labor Ministry in Dhaka on 17th May 2015. More than two hundred workers protested demanding payment of wages still owed to them as well as reopening of the manufacturing unit. Bangladesh is the world's second-largest garment manufacturing country after China. The sector employs about 4 million workers, mostly women.

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#593017

18 May 2015

DHAKA, BANGLADESH - May 17 :Workers of the recently closed Swan garments factory shout slogans during a protest in front of the Labor Ministry in Dhaka on 17th May 2015. More than two hundred workers protested demanding payment of wages still owed to them as well as reopening of the manufacturing unit. Bangladesh is the world's second-largest garment manufacturing country after China. The sector employs about 4 million workers, mostly women.

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#593018

18 May 2015

DHAKA, BANGLADESH - May 17 :Workers of the recently closed Swan garments factory shout slogans during a protest in front of the Labor Ministry in Dhaka on 17th May 2015. More than two hundred workers protested demanding payment of wages still owed to them as well as reopening of the manufacturing unit. Bangladesh is the world's second-largest garment manufacturing country after China. The sector employs about 4 million workers, mostly women.

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#593019

18 May 2015

DHAKA, BANGLADESH - May 17 :Workers of the recently closed Swan garments factory shout slogans during a protest in front of the Labor Ministry in Dhaka on 17th May 2015. More than two hundred workers protested demanding payment of wages still owed to them as well as reopening of the manufacturing unit. Bangladesh is the world's second-largest garment manufacturing country after China. The sector employs about 4 million workers, mostly women.

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#593020

18 May 2015

DHAKA, BANGLADESH - May 17 :Workers of the recently closed Swan garments factory shout slogans during a protest in front of the Labor Ministry in Dhaka on 17th May 2015. More than two hundred workers protested demanding payment of wages still owed to them as well as reopening of the manufacturing unit. Bangladesh is the world's second-largest garment manufacturing country after China. The sector employs about 4 million workers, mostly women.

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