Asia Monitor Resource Centre (AMRC) is an independent non-government organization (NGO) which focuses on Asian labour concerns. Founded in 1976, AMRC has been leading the way in promoting workers¡¦ rights and democratic labour movements in Asia and the Pacific for over 25 years now.

ANROAV is a unique solidarity group, which works towards making Asian workplaces safe. Due to gross negligence of the OSH in the region the need to have a united front was essential. ANROAV combines the OSH rights struggle in different Asian countries into a one united struggle and demands better health and safety for the workers across the region.

Founded in 1994 in Hong Kong by independent trade unionist Han Dongfang, China Labour Bulletin (CLB) has been actively promoting independent, democratic union organizing, and the protection of labour rights and standards in mainland China.

All of CLB¡¦s activities are based on the principle of furthering and supporting Chinese workers to claim their labour rights and secure their livelihood.

The underlying foundation of our work is contained in ILO Conventions No.87 and 98, namely the right to freedom of association and the right to free collective bargaining.

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The Hong Kong Confederation of Trade Unions (HKCTU) represents 170,000 members in over 70 affiliates.

Founded in 1990, HKCTU brings together democratic and independent trade unions committed to fighting for the rights and interests of workers.

Over 100 cases of silicosis related to Hong Kong owned jewelry factories have been reported since last year. Some of the workers have already died of the disease while those survive are carrying the disease to the final stage of severity!

To promote world justice and a Christian concern and brotherly love for the poor and afflicted, it was urged that a world organization be set up to assist in the development of the poorer nations. It is most timely that such a world body be formed. (Section 90) Two years later, Pope Paul VI officially proclaimed the institution of the Pontifical Commission for Justice and Peace. In 1977, the Justice and Peace Commission of Hong Kong Catholic Diocese was officially established.

Students and Scholars Against Corporate Misbehavior (SACOM) is a non-government organization (NGO) based in Hong Kong, China, founded in June 2005 by students, and later joined by other cultural and labor activists. SACOM¡¦s main goal is to monitor and campaign against corporate misbehavior that violates worker¡¦s rights, health, safety, welfare, and dignity in China.