Summary
The European Parliament urges Cambodia to withdraw draft laws on NGOs and trade unions that threaten civil liberties and workers' rights. 10 09.07.2015
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labour law
human rights
social policy
public administration
international relations
Key points
- The European Parliament calls for the immediate withdrawal of Cambodia's draft laws on NGOs and trade unions.
- There are serious concerns that the NGO law allows the government to arbitrarily close organisations that are critical of the state.
- The proposed trade union law sets a very high threshold for forming a union, requiring 20% of workers to join.
- Certain groups, including domestic workers and those in the informal economy, are excluded from the right to form unions under the new draft.
Documents (PDFs)
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on the situation in Cambodia: draft laws on the NGOs and trade unions
JOINT MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on Cambodia’s draft laws on NGOs and trade unions
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on the Cambodia's draft laws on NGOs and trade unions
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on Cambodia's draft laws on NGOs and trade unions
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on Cambodia's draft laws on NGOs and trade unions
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on Cambodia, draft laws on NGOs and trade unions
MOTION FOR A RESOLUTION on Cambodia's draft laws on NGOs and trade unions
Cambodia's draft laws on NGOs and trade unions
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