Chongqing

1,000 Military Police Force into Former PLA Factory in Chongqing

More than 1,000 military police and police officers sent by the Chongqing Municipal Government forcefully occupied a factory formerly owned by the army in the early morning of 30 August, in an attempt to end a mass protest by workers against the ownership restructuring of the factory, according to workers there interviewed by China Labour Bulletin.

The Value of Miners' Life-- Interviews with an Insurance Company Manager, Chongqing (II)

[Broadcast on 24 July 2004]

The Value of Miners' Life-- Interviews with an Insurance Company Manager, Chongqing (I)

[Broadcast on 17 July 2004]

An Overview of Unemployment in China 2003

Introduction

Miners Forced to Work in Unsafe Pit: Three Missing in Qujing Coalmine, Guangdong

At around 6.40pm on 9 May 2004, a coalmine collapse occurred at the Futong Coalmine in Qujing City, in northern Guangdong Province. Two miners and their supervisor were buried inside the pit with little chance of survival. One miner managed to escape in time.

Four Years after Restructuring - No Justice for Jilin Oil Workers

The Second Anniversary of Mass Protests One worker dead

A Letter from a Dazhou Taxi Owner

4 January 2004 Dear XX, How do you do? I am writing to provide you with some information about the Dazhou Taxi-owners's complaint-action (which covers the planning of our strategy in Sichuan, our meeting with the State Council's Letter & Complaints Office in Beijing and the subsequent detentions in Chengdu).

WOMEN IN CHINA : THROWAWAY WORKERS

China Labour E-BulletinIssue No. 16 (2004-03-07)

China Labour E-Bulletin Issue No. 16 (2004-03-07)

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Survivors of massive toxic gas explosion threaten protests

Surviving victims of the huge gas explosion in Chongqing, Sichuan Province that occurred on 23 December 2003 are reported to be threatening to hold community wide protests unless more work is done to secure their safety. Many villagers want to move to other areas before production is resumed at the nearby gas wells.

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