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UKRAINE WORKERS: WARTIME DIARIES
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[National Public Radio] Jailing of Labor Activist Raises Concerns About Mexico’s Readiness for USMCA
Gladys Cisneros, country program director at the Solidarity Center in Mexico City, says under the USMCA, Mexico will have to clear a huge backlog of labor disputes. And the courts have been shut down because of the coronavirus. "It's not the most reassuring landscape,...
[PRI, The World] Advocates Worry About Trump Administration’s Human Trafficking Report
The rankings used to bring with them a risk to a country's reputation. "Reputationally it meant a lot. It was embarrassing to be on Tier 3 or the Tier 2 Watch List. And if the tier rankings don't mean anything, then that reputational pressure is gone," said the...
[Southeast Asia; On the Level podcast] COVID-19 and the Garment Industry
The garment industry tends to invest where the rule of law is weakest, where there are sizable degrees of poverty and a degree of impunity, said the Solidarity Center's David Welsh on the podcast, "On the Level with Jeff Hutton," With the advent of the pandemic,...
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