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Written by MAP
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Thursday, 18 August 2011 09:00 |
This morning, 17th August, a delegation representing labour and human rights activists working with workers, migrants, women, refugees and children met with Vice Consul, Mr. Takashi Kohama of the Consulate of Japan in Chiang Mai.
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Last Updated on Thursday, 18 August 2011 09:33 |
May 26th 2011
May 26th 2011Domestic workers play an important role in strengthening the general economic system. Over the past years few years, the work of domestic workers has generated 27,000 million baht. Domestic workers also play a key role in promoting economic situation in our families because, by
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15th September 2010
On 12th September 2010 at 4:00 am the Omega Garment Factory Co Ltd in Mae Pa district, Mae Sot a fire ravaged the factory. Fortunately none of the 200 workers who live on site were killed although there were injuries because of the locked fire exits.
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Press Release
Sept 14th 2010
At 4pm on September 14th 2010 the workers who have been striking for one full week in the Dechapanich factory, Khon Kaen re-entered negotiations with the factory employer and after several hours, the employer agreed to all three demands of the workers but with such conditions that the employer continues to hold the upper hand.
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September 11th 2010:
The demands of the 1,000 striking workers at the Dechanpanich Fishing Net Factory in Khon Kaen continue to fall on deaf ears.
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Written by MAP
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Friday, 10 September 2010 09:33 |
10th September 2010:
Holding a temporary passport has given no protection of the rights of Burmese workers at the Dechapanich Fishing Net Factory in Khon Kaen.
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Tuesday, 24 August 2010 03:20 |
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Migrant Workers Call for the Protection of their Rights to Access Justice:
Echoing and Expanding the TIP 2010 Recommendations
Migrant labour groups meeting in Mae Sot yesterday expressed concern that migrant workers who have been exploited at work face multiple challenges in accessing justice.Protected by the Labour Protection Laws of Thailand, all migrant workers, regardless of their immigration status, "read more"
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 We would first like to thank everyone for the generous support you have given. As well as donations of clothes, bedding, toiletries and money directly to the migrants, MAP also received donations totalling 59,000 baht...
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 In the early hours of the morning of 21st April, a boarding house behind the School for the Blind in Chiang Mai burnt to the ground. Of the 40 migrants and 3 Thais who stayed in the boarding house ...
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