A first-hand account of how corporate competition campaigns are eroding Hong Kong delivery workers' rights
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"I wonder if TZ is suggesting that the foundation to this abolition is a daily, lifelong refusal to apologize."
Many Chinese activists disagree with the government, but that does not mean that they should be used as a tool by western media for its propaganda.
We interviewed the App Drivers & Couriers Union on the transnational nature of exploitation in the gig economy, and our possibilities for solidarity.
Hong Kong teaches us that we need new paradigms for change still grounded in the potential of independent workers’ organizing.
Nur wenn wir das Massaker von Tiananmen in seinen wahren Kontext stellen, können wir beginnen, die zugrunde liegenden Veränderungen im Wesen der Arbeiterklasse zu entwirren.
It is only by placing the massacre at Tiananmen in its true context that we can begin to untangle the underlying changes in the nature of the working class.
Revisit our translations and writing on workers' organizing across society, from unions to care work and grassroots civil society
The path to our liberation starts with neither the ballot nor the bullet but the power of everyday workers
Revisit our translating and writing on the many challenges of the fledgling union movement.
Leo Tang argues for the establishment of an industry-focused civil society network
