Commentaries by Nwe Mon Mon Oo | Chulalongkorn U. Faculty of Law – Thailand

Explainer: Pre-coup Myanmar Labor Law Limits Delivery Drivers’ Right to Strike

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Explainer: Pre-coup Myanmar Labor Law Limits Delivery Drivers’ Right to Strike

Nwe Mon Mon Oo | Chulalongkorn U. Faculty of Law - Thailand

November 21, 2022 11:23:24 am

Since the February 2021 coup d’état in Myanmar, human rights conditions have continued to deteriorate throughout the country. While the current ruling military dictatorship is guilty of causing and/or perpetuating many rights violations, some — such as restrictions on labor rights — had started even before the coup. In this explainer I will look at [...]

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