Right now, the people of Myanmar are fighting for their democracy and their future against the military coup and they are calling for our support.
UnionAID is liaising constantly with our partners on how we can help. They have asked for funding to support the campaign for democracy and to uphold human rights.
While the world’s eyes are on the war in Ukraine, the murderous military in Myanmar continues to kill, execute, and displace citizens across the country. February 1st will mark two years since the brutal coup which saw the illegitimate demise of a democratically elected parliament.
In the far north of Myanmar below the Himalayas, ten women in Putao have established a sewing cooperative and set up a women’s association called
Garment workers who have lost jobs as a result of the economic and political crisis in Sri Lanka can now gather together over free meals
Government officials in Thailand have been attending union meetings, increasingly since the military coup in in 2014. At a Rangsit Labour Unions Group (RLUG) AGM in November,
UnionAID partners, The Rangsit Labour Unions Group was represented at the rallies, protests and marches at APEC (Asia Pacific Economic Community) in Bangkok Thailand this
UnionAID Aotearoa NZ/Rangsit Labour Union Group Thailand project co-coordinator Sriprai Nonsee found not guilty of sedition Rangsit Labour Union Group organiser Sriprai Nonsee has been
Two years on from the military coup, the people of Myanmar are still fighting for their democracy and their future against the military coup.
They are calling for our support.
We are liaising constantly with our partners on how we can help. They have asked for funding to support the campaign for democracy and to uphold human rights.
