LabourStart

Harold, what do we got?

On the LaborStart podcast, Eric talks with Hong Kong Labor Rights Monitor executive director Christopher Mong about the sentencing of union leader Lee Cheuk-yan and the state of workers' organizing rights in Hong Kong.

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Hello, this is Eric Lee from LaborStart, and this is another podcast interview with a trade union activist or leader from around the world.

And today we're very happy to be hosting Christopher Mung.

Christopher, welcome to the show.

So I do believe that, um, the workers are still working very hard to find out some, um, very limited space to voice out and organize themselves.

And apart from the struggle on the ground, I think the international campaign has been also very essential, uh, for, for, for the support, uh, to the remaining trade unions and also, uh, to the imprisoned, uh, labor activists.

Uh, together with, uh, LaborStart and some international trade unions, we have been launching a, uh, petition campaign, uh, to ask for everyone to join in to send a petition letter to the chief executive of the Hong Kong government.

Uh, everyone can participate.

Every voice, um, can count.