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Мониторинговая миссия
по трудовым правам в Центральной Азии

Central asia
labour rights monitoring mission

7 December 2020 / International

Global Wage Report 2020-21: Wages and minimum wages in the time of COVID-19

17 November 2020 / turkmenistan

Turkmen Doctor Stripped of Her Profession for Challenging Malpractice

16 November 2020 / uzbekistan

BLIND WORKERS IN TASHKENT ARE COMPLAINING OF LOW WAGES AND UNEMPLOYMENT

30 October 2020 / kyrgyzstan

Kyrgyzstan: Severelectro employees demand dialogue with management

26 October 2020 / uzbekistan

Uzbekistan: WE NOW HAVE RIGHTS, BUT HOW TO IMPLEMENT THEM?

26 October 2020 / uzbekistan

INTERIM FINDINGS ON UZBEKISTAN ́S COTTON HARVEST – 2020

15 October 2020 / uzbekistan

The Situation with Uzbek Cotton: Why the Pledge Remains in Place and a Path Forward

9 October 2020 / kyrgyzstan

KYRGYZSTAN: CIVIL SOCIETY APPEALS FOR DIALOGUE, RESPECT FOR HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE RULE OF LAW IN THE CURRENT TIMES OF TURMOIL

8 October 2020 / International

Breaking the silence – why domestic violence is a trade union issue

7 October 2020 / turkmenistan

Forced Labor Monitoring: Coronavirus Precautions Ignored for Cotton Pickers

Booklets

05 December, 2016

Kazakhstan: Save the independent trade union centre from forced dissolution

Kazakhstan: Save the independent trade union centre from forced dissolution

In recent years, the government of Kazakhstan has been limiting trade union rights and freedoms. It is bringing various forms of pressure to bear upon trade union organisations and individual activists. This relentless harassment has now peaked with the Kazakh authorities’ intention to force through the dissolution of the Confederation of Independent Trade Unions of the Republic of Kazakhstan (KNPRK

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