Improvement or just Public Relations? China Labor Watch challenges Apple’s statement on Pegatron
November 9,2020 (New York)Today in a statement, Apple said it had stopped giving “new business” …
China Labor Watch:Worker Jumps from Zhengzhou Foxconn Dormitory Building
On March 2nd shortly after 6pm, a worker jumped to his death from the 11th floor …
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iPhone 11 Illegally Produced in China: Apple Allows Supplier Factory Foxconn to Violate Labor Laws
download here (Entrance to Zhengzhou Foxconn) (郑州综合保税区大门外 ) Over the years, China Labor Watch has monitored …
CLW Labor News Brief for March 2019
Firefighters work on the rubble of a pesticide plant owned by Jiangsu Tianjiayi Chemical following …
An Investigative Report on Dongguan Dongwon
Download the report (Dongguan Dongwon Factory) Executive Summary On November 21, 2018, China Labor Watch …
CLW Labor News Brief for February 2019
Women seeking work chat in front of a billboard displaying recruitment leaflets at a labor …
2018 Social Insurance Rates in China
DOWNLOAD THE REPORT Introduction This report was completed by China Labor Watch’s interns and volunteers. …
CLW Labor News Brief for January 2019
Activists in southern China demonstrated in support of workers’ rights in August. Dozens were detained, …
CLW Labor News Brief for December 2018
Students demonstrated in Beijing against a change in leadership of a Marxist group at Peking …
Labor Academic, Wang Jiangsong, Pressured to Delete his Twitter Account after Meeting with Police
Wang Jiangsong Is A Labor Academic And Activist In China. With More Than 20,000 Followers On Twitter, He Uses His Voice To Advocate For The Rights Of Chinese Workers. Wang Has Been Tweeting For More Than 6 Years But That Has Come To An End. Although His Twitter Is Currently Still Active, After Police Met With Wang, He Is No Longer Actively Using His Profile. Below Is The Translation Of Wang’s Description Of His Interaction With The Police: