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Fight
for Union recognition at Jaqalanka Free Trade Zone
Please find here a closed appeal for action from the Free
Trade Zone Workers Union (FTZWU) in Sri Lanka regarding an anti-union
campaign at a factory producing for Nike and VF (for their Red Kap
workwear brand). more >>
Updates :
Aug 2003, Nike signs agreement with
Australian Union
Please find here the text of a joint press release put out by Nike
and the Textile, Clothing and Footwear Union of Australia (TCFUA),
regarding an ethical clothing deed for Nike's production in Australia
that was signed last week.
'Runaway' employer at Thailand's Par Garments
Jan 2003, Please find below a request for action in the case of
149 Thai garment factory workers who have been left without jobs
and no compensation, and salary and overtime unpaid after their
workplace was suddenly shut down in December. Par Garment, located
near Bangkok, produced garments for such international brands as
Gap, Wal-Mart, Nike, and Tommy Hilfiger.
Read more >>
Unrest and labour conflicts in Indonesia
Feb 2003, Nike in Indonesia: Doson workers
down to eating rice with salt, but still Nike refuses to pay.
Feb 2003, Nike denies pulling out of
Indonesia.
Jan 2003, Davos conference participants
condemn rights violations
Sept 2002, Appeal for action:
Nike/PT Doson
Sept 2002, Support Indonesian
workers opposing labour laws
Aug 2002, Indonesian Protestors
Shot During Labor Rally
They
made our shoes. Now they need our help.
We want Nike to contribute to the severance pay of 7,000 Indonesian
women and men who lost their jobs seven months ago. We want all
sportswear brands to make sure that workers' legal and human rights
are respected. More >>
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Appeal for action: Bed & Bath, Thailand (Appeal
closed)

The Thai Labour Campaign requests support in a campaign to help
workers at a Thai factory (producing for such brands as Nike, Levi
Strauss, adidas, and Reebok) get the back pay and severance pay
they are owed. more >>
Updates
May 2002, Nike Loses Court Case On Sweatshop
Allegations
" We Are Not
Machines "
New report finds that Indonesian Nike and Adidas workers are paid
so little they are forced to separate from their children.
March 8, 2002
TAKE
ACTION TO SUPPORT Nike workers who were attacked at a factory
in Mexico.
18 april 2002 - Update
on Mexmode (Kukdong)
Sept 26, 2001 - Kukdong
Workers Win Independent Union - & Continued Support
for Mex Mode Workers
!! Note that Kukdong changed it's name
to Mex Mode
June 20, 2001, Update
on the Kukdong case - Mexico
13 June 2001, Nike's
response to latest at Kuk Dong
May 30th 2001, Violence
at KukDong
27 Mar 2001, Kuk
Dong update
Jan 2001, Nike
workers on strike in Mexico
Contact Nike today regarding this case and send a solidarity
message to the workers.
Update ,
Striking Nike workers assaulted at factory in Mexico
Jan 25 Update -
Two Independent Reports Confirm that Mexican Nike Workers'
Rights Violated
Fair Labor Association statement
Press release from Nike
Report
to Universities Affiliated with the Fair Labor Association
Regarding the Kukdong International Conflict in Axtlico,
Peubla, Mexico
Feb.
2 2001 Update on Kukdong case: 70 Workers Not Allowed
to Return to their Jobs (United Students Against Sweatshops)
Feb. 2 2001, The
Verite report on Kuk Dong
Feb. 2 2001, The
report from Arturo Alcald Justiniani on conditions at
Kuk Dong
A
report from United Students Against Sweatshops on action
taken by the FROC CROC union.
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January 2002, Tiger
Woods targeted in Nike protest at Wellington - Aotearoa - New
Zealand
05 Feb 2001
Nike cuts and runs from Indonesian
factories
Feb.
2001, Nike's love of freedom and personal
expression . Nike now lets you personalize your shoes
by submitting a word or phrase which they will stitch onto your
shoes, under the swoosh. So Jonah Peretti filled out the form
and sent them $50 to stitch "sweatshop" onto his shoes.
Here's the responses
he got..
April 2000,
Report from China: Producing
for Adidas and Nike
Alice Kwan, of the Hong Kong Christian Industrial Committee
(HKCIC) reports on labour conditions in China, in factories producing
for Adidas and Nike. Kwan discusses the situation for Chinese
garment and footwear workers, the impact of company codes, highlights
important aspects of Chinese labor legislation and profiles seven
companies producing for Adidas and/or Nike. April 25, 200
Report:
Recent investigations of working conditions
in Nike contractor plants in Asia
Nike
casefile
Clean Clothes Campaign 1999, Esther de Haan & Vivian Schipper
Oct 2000, More
on gap/nike at June Textiles, cambodia
Cambodia clears factory of child labour, union decries 'cover-up'
Nike's Track Record
1988-2000
| August 2000, Putting
The Boot Into Nike, The West Australian |
| Wages, Hours and
Trade Union rights Still Missing, Research
into Nike's Global Alliance assessment study |
| July 2000, Fair
Wear Australia offers Nike pens to sign the Homeworkers Code
of Practice with, as the torch passes by the major Olympic
sponsor's concept store. |
| July 2000, Press
for Change Initiates "Olympic Living Wage Project" |
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June 2000, Ongoing
Labour Dispute in Cambodia
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June 2000, David
vs Goliath NIKE in COURT in Australia + update, Nike
Admits Guilt and Pays the Penalty
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March 15, At Nikewatch:
Response
to Nike's claims to have reformed it's labour practices.
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March 15 2000,
Open letter to Nike
Open letter to Phil Knight (Nike CEO) from labour rights groups
concerned about Nike's labour practices - a detailed response
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| 11 okt 99, Nike
makes partial disclosure |
October 5 1999,
Nike's answer on international letter
(Philip H. Knight & Dusty Kidd)
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September 22 1999 , International Humans Rights
Community condemns Nike's inaction at Annual Shareholders'
Meeting.
Nike's refusal to end labour abuses in its suppliers'
factories will be documented today in an open letter signed
by more than 40 human rights and labour groups from around
the world. The letter will be presented to NIKE's Annual
Shareholders' meeting in Hilversum, Netherlands. Read
the open letter!
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| 22-9-99, Action
at Nike Shareholdersmeeting in the Netherlands Watch
the video! |
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Short Report
on initial research trip to Qingdau, China + pictures
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26 Aug 1999,
Nike and the Homeworker's Code of Practice in Australia
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NIKE
IS JUST NOT DOING IT
"BRILLIANT, BRILLIANT, BRILLIANT", is what all these nice
and bright NIKE representatives tell the media. (Reuters,
AP 28 April 1997).
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A research on
working conditions at sport shoe factories by SISBIKUM,
Indonesia
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Will Nike endorse
independent monitoring?An IPS story on a group of US companies,
talking on standards for labour rights in their offshore
production, and a system for independent monitoring.
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| Nike
- A Code of Conduct which has Improved...on paper |
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