labour rights in Bangladesh
EU law offers hope, challenges for labour rights in Bangladesh
But why is it that Bangladesh can’t independently create a legal framework that protects workers' rights?
Bangladesh updates US on labour rights
Dhaka has updated Washington on the steps taken by Bangladesh to improve labour rights, and agreed to remain engaged on the issue
What do they want from Bangladesh?
Instead of better governance and practices yielding better returns, most US companies emphasise 'value' over 'values.'
What's stopping RMG workers from getting higher wages?
Unless a holistic approach is taken, the sector will continue to fall short of international standards.
Essential Services Bill 2023: A step back for labour rights
In effect, ESMA seems to be nothing short of a joint exploitation tactic by the government and businesses to further oppress workers.
Books exploring workers’ rights in South Asia
In order to understand the background of the labour movements in South Asia or the plight of workers, here are some books to add to your reading list.
5 books to read for International Workers’ Day
Concentrating on women workers from Bangladesh, Nepal, India and Pakistan, Women and Work in South Asia also tackles the advancement of individual corporate sectors due to the involvement of women workers.
10 years on, Rana Plaza victims are still owed justice
Lack of progress in the trial process is deeply upsetting
Women’s workplace safety still neglected
Authorities must create an environment where women feel safe, can report abuse
Workers, Not Martyrs
Latest survey finding on labour rights in Bangladesh is concerning
Does anyone care about the jute mill workers?
At a time when the demand for jute products in the world is increasing, and new private jute mills are being established, government workers are being handed over to the private mills.
