All Resources in Indonesia

Case Study of Cross Sector Alliance in Percut, Sei Tuan, Deli Serdang, North Sumatera Province

A group of labour leaders and activists from seven Asian countries gathered to share experiences regarding “Strengthening Freedom of Association in Asia: Strategies and Mechanisms”, co-hosted by Asia Monitor Resource Centre (AMRC) and the Center for Trade Union and Human Rights (CTUHR). Aggressive union-busting and violent repression of organizing have been among the chief problems faced by Asian labour organizations when they organize workers in defense of their labour rights – with gross impunity even in cases where such rights are clearly constitutiona

The Asian Network for the Rights of Occupational Accident Victims (ANROAV) is a coalition of victims’ groups, trade unions and other labour groups across Asia, all committed to the rights of victims and for overall improvement of health and safety at the workplace. It was established in 1997, and now has members from more than 14 Asian countries as well as affiliate members from other continents. Annual conferences are an opportunity for these members to learn about the wider struggles of which they are part.

ANROAV Annual Conference Bandung, Indonesia October 17 to 20, 2010

We, the participants of the 15th ANROAV conference, recognise the significance of the historic city of Bandungthat upheld the principles of independence, freedom, sovereignty and dignity of people in the Asia-Africa meeting to form the Non-Aligned Nations 55 years ago.

The following attachment is a report of a workshop wich was co-organized by AMRC and partner in Central Java Province, Indonesia. The workshop was aimed at structuring experiences in organizing workers in informal economy such as waste pickers and fishermen into a training manual.

The following attachment is a report of a workshop wich was co-organized by AMRC and partner in Central Java Province, Indonesia. The workshop was aimed at structuring experiences in organizing workers in informal economy such as waste pickers and fishermen into a training manual.

The following attachment  is the report of AMRC workshop in Indonesia on organizing contract workers. The main objective of the workshop was to structure all organizing experiences into a training manual.

Case Study of Rural Workers in North Sumatra Province, Indonesia, 28-29 November, 2009

AMRC with support from Committee for Asian Women and Homenet Southeast Asia

This book is more than a review of labour law, it is the only comprehensive review available of labour law in the Asia Pacific region. It investigates the impact of labour law on workers in 30 countries. It analyses trade union and labour activists’ responses to changes in labour law, and examines what labour law means for workers’ daily lives. Each chapter representing a country can be downloaded country wise for download below.