Application of International Labour Standards 2026
Report of the Committee of Experts on the Application of Conventions and Recommendations International Labour Conference 114th Session, 2026
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Uzbekistan: WILL UZBEKISTAN FINALLY SOLVE THE PROBLEM OF FORCED LABOR THROUGH MECHANIZATION
Isolated cases of forced labor point to deeper structural contradictions in how cotton production in Uzbekistan is still managed. Uzbekistan…
Georgia: Chiatura protest leaders receive long prison sentences on violence charges
The Kutaisi City Court has sentenced four protesters from the mining town of Chiatura to multiple years in jail on…
Make my workplace safe and healthy: a trade union guide to fighting back against behaviour-based safety
When promoting health and safety control measures to protect food processing workers and to counter company led BBS initiatives/programs, this…
Free Lee Cheuk-yan
Free Lee Cheuk-yan is an international campaign led by the global trade union movement, calling for the immediate and unconditional…
Belarus is not a “paradise” for workers: Special Rapporteur
New York (27 October 2025) – A UN expert today expressed concern about the human rights situation of workers in…
Information on the application of ILO Conventions Nos. 81, 87, 98, 135, 144, and 154 by the government of Uzbekistan
This report has been prepared for submission to the International Labour Organization to provide an analysis of the Republic of…
Air Samarkand faces difficulties paying staff salaries
Reports have surfaced that nearly 50 Russian nationals have not received salaries from Uzbekistan’s Air Samarkand airline for three months.…
ARBITRARY POLICE BRUTALITY AGAINST FARMERS IS NOT COMPATIBLE WITH A SUSTAINABLE COTTON SECTOR
Azizjon Tojiboev and Gairatjon Khairullaev, successful and hardworking farmers from Rishton district of Fergana region, became victims of senseless and…
Trade union leaders Aliaksandr Yarashuk and Hennadz Fiadynich Released
On 11 September, 52 political prisoners were released in Belarus. Among them were two key figures of the independent trade…