Neocolonialism through Debt: How French and US banks underdeveloped Haïti Caribbean Labour Solidarity zoom meeting – Sunday 4th May 2pm London
Coronavirus deepens Haiti’s unequal role in global garment supply chain By Charlotte Hammond, Cardiff University. At a time when so
Protest the physical abuse of Haitian workers in Port-au-Prince sweatshops! Sample protest letter to send to Willbes & Co. Ltd.
Translation of Batay Ouvriye’s “Open Letter to the Minister of Social Affairs concerning the application of the Minimum Wage”, originally
Anti-Capitalist Book of Fashion Launch! Stitched Up: The Anti-Capitalist Book of Fashion was published in January. The book features a chapter on
Caribbean Labour Solidarity Meeting on Haiti Following the success of the Haitian people winning their freedom from French enslavement in
Beyond Relief Beyond Belief is the lead article in the analysis/special feature section of the January/February edition of the New
Haitian Sweatshops: Made in the U.S.A. March 21, 2013 Fran Quigley, In These Times original article here When the shift
Caracol Industrial Park: Worth the risk? March 7, 2013 Kale Je/Haiti Grassroots Watch. Original article here Caracol and Port-au-Prince, Haiti,
Campaign to end intimidation of textile workers’ union The Haitian workers rights organisation Batay Ouvriye (BO), whose campaigns we have
The Haiti Support Group backs the struggle of the 20,000-odd workers who assemble garments for export who are denied the
See the LabourStart Haiti news section Abuse of workers’ rights at La Couronne Brewery–Coca-Cola Haiti – May 2006 American Center
Wage Hike in Haiti Doesn’t Address Factory Abuses Inter Press Service, December 3 2013 By J. REGAN PORT-AU-PRINCE, Dec 3
HSG from Port-au-Prince, 12-09-2011 Recently, Antèn Ouvriye (Workers Antenna) organized a conference in Port-au-Prince on the application of the minimum
Collective Bargaining Contract Signed at the Ouanaminthe CODEVI Free Trade Zone – Batay Ouvriye, 15 December 2005 Batay Ouvriye is
January 21, 2013 Kale Je/Grassroots watch. Original article here Port-au-Prince, HAITI, 22 January 2013 – For more than two years,
Protest Against Abuse of Workers’ Rights Mr. Raymond JAAR CEO Brasserie de La Couronne S.A. Coca-Cola Bottling Company of Haïti
Haiti’s Labour Movement in Renaissance. International Union Rights – quarterly magazine of The International Centre for Trade Union Rights –
