Beginning of decisive struggle of Pakistani working class
Monday, 10 September 2007
On September 7, the South Punjab Labour Conference was held in Multan with many delegates from workplaces and workers’ leaders present. The conference was organised by the Multan Joint Action Committee and the purpose of the gathering was to unite all the various struggles of the Pakistani workers on one platform.
 
Punjab schoolteachers on the move
Thursday, 03 May 2007
Punjab schoolteachers have launched a struggle in defence of their rights and for improved working conditions. The Punjab government has not paid the allowances announced in the last budget and are now planning to privatise the schools which were put under state control by the Bhutto government in the 1970s.
 
Signal Staff workers of Pakistan Railways on the move
Wednesday, 02 May 2007
After the successful mobilisation of stationmasters at Pakistan Railways, the signal staff have taken action for the improvement of their working conditions. Monstrously exploited, and working according to pay scales which have not changed since 1974, the workers are organising to struggle for their rights.
 
Threats to workers in struggle reinvigorates movement at Taunsa Barrage
Friday, 13 April 2007
The workers of Taunsa Barrage upheld their end of the bargain. They agreed to return to work on the promise that all of their demands would be met within 48 hours. Not only have management not met these demands, they have hired thugs to threaten the workers and PTUDC activists.
 
Meeting in solidarity with Airbus workers in Multan
Thursday, 12 April 2007
The Pakistan Trade Union Defence Campaign Multan held a meeting yesterday in solidarity with the Airbus workers. Participants were informed about the struggle of Airbus workers in France and other European countries, and discussed the campaign demanding the nationalisation of the company.
 
Workers’ struggle at Taunsa Barrage led by PTUDC puts capitalist extortionists on back foot
Wednesday, 11 April 2007
The workers of the Taunsa Bridge have won an important victory in their struggle for payment of wage arrears and improved working conditions. Most of their demands have been met, and the rest will be fulfilled within 48 hours.
 
Pakistan: Workers challenge the brutality of multinational corporation at Taunsa Barrage
Tuesday, 10 April 2007
A bitter strike has erupted at the Taunsa Barrage in Pakistan, as workers are demanding payment of wage arrears and better working conditions. One worker, whose wife was in hospital delivering a child, was beaten when he asked for payment of his wages to pay for proper medical care. His wife ended up dying in hospital due to lack of funds to pay for care.
 
State repression in Kashmir continues amid mass rallies
Friday, 09 March 2007
The state in Kashmir has shown its true colors by increasing repression on comrades arrested yesterday when they were protesting for the basic demands of the peoples of Kashmir.
 
State repression against workers and youth in Kashmir
Thursday, 08 March 2007
A demonstration was called today to protest against the failure of the state’s reconstruction efforts in Azad Kashmir. The demonstration was brutally attacked by police. Several comrades have been injured and arrested.
 
March 8, International Working Women’s Day celebrated at Lahore press club
Thursday, 08 March 2007
March 8, International Working Women’s Day celebrated at Lahore press clubThursday, 08 March 2007 The PTUDC and Bonded Labour Liberation Front organized a joint meeting to commemorate International Working Women’s Day. The two organizations also decided upon a joint statement of demands and common programme of struggle.
 
Kashmir: a real beginning of class struggle!
Friday, 23 February 2007
After waiting for more than a year for the government to act on the promises it made at the time of the earthquake disaster, the workers have finally lost their patience and come out in an all-out strike. This is just a taste of what is to come.
 
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