CINA has just posted a newly translated video from Cinema Soulidarity about migrant and irregular worker struggles in Korea. Here is the link.
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One Korea, Two Koreas, Many Koreas: Commentary on Popular Struggles, Political Economy, and Social Thought in Korea.
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News and Resources (mostly in english)
Organizations
- Stop Samsung
- 사회진보연대
- Korea Womenlink
- Korean Women's Trade Union
- Korean women workers association
- Seoul Women's Trade Union
- Peoples Solidarity for Participatory Democracy
- Korean Confederation of Trade Unions
- Migrant Trade Union
- Asia Monitor Resource Center
- Federation of Korean Trade Unions
- Citizen's Coalition for Economic Justice
- Anti Base Expansion
- Intn'l Center for Labour Solidarity Korea
- Suyu Research Machine
- The Beautiful Fund
- The Hope Institute
- Lawyers for a Democratic Society"
- Nodutdol Korean Community Development
- Asia Center for Human Rights
The link to that YouTube video is broken, and the video does not load properly.
ReplyDeletehmmm, just worked for me at the CINA site via the link I posted
ReplyDeleteIt worked fine for me at the CINA site too.
ReplyDeleteThank you very much for finding and posting the video. On my own blog I've frequently discussed Korea's shift from having the hige social effects of the shift from having highest number of salarymen in the world in 1997, to having the highest rate of irregular workers in the OECD in 2007, but I've always used rather academic sources. This video sums up in a few minutes what I've tried to say in many hours and thousands of words, so apologies in advance for putting it up on my own blog soon!