ACTU condemns the 'Bloody Sunday' arrests and killings of Filipino trade unionists

ACTU condemns the ‘Bloody Sunday’ arrests and killings of Filipino trade unionists

International - March 11, 2021

The ACTU has written to the Secretary of the Department of Labour and Employment in the Philippines to condemn the arrests and killings of trade unionists on Sunday 7 March.

The Australian union movement stands in solidarity with unions in the Philippines against persistent attacks, violence, harassment, and murder, and will continue to campaign for justice for Filipino trade unionists.

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