Chinese Labour Struggles – New Left Review

Posted by | Sep 2, 2005

From the New Left Review:

A railway worker caught up in the events of Tiananmen Square, now using his radio show to broadcast the problems of Chinese factory hands live on air. Han Dongfang describes life in the Red Army, student-worker unity in 1989, surviving TB and torture in prison and the China Labour Bulletin‘s legal strategy. Can the PRC’s official trade unions be captured from below?

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