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Monitoring for Nothing: Is the ILO’s ‘Better Factories’ programme failing the Kingdom’s garment workers?

9 April 2013
Southeast Asia Globe
Economy and commerce / Human rights / Social development / Unions
ACILS / American Centre for International labour Solidarity / Better Factories Cambodia / BFC / Cambodian-US free trade textile agreement / child labour / David Welsh / Garment Industry / Jill Tucker / Khmer Rouge Tribunal (KRT) / Monitoring in the Dark Report / Stanford University / UN / United Nations / United Nations in Cambodia / wages / worker rights / Worker Rights Consortium / WRC

The United Nations in Cambodia has taken a beating in recent months. The UN-backed Khmer Rouge tribunal has been plagued by high-profile resignations and accusations of political interference. Elsewhere human rights activists have criticised the UN’s failure to take a firm stance against an increasingly ...

 Frédéric Janssens
http://sea-globe.com/monitoring-for-nothing/

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