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20 Mar 2002

Author:
International Confederation of Free Trade Unions

ICFTU report condemns Mexican core labour rights abuses

Fierce anti-union discrimination, shocking working conditions in the maquiladoras, some 1.5 million unrecognised domestic workers with no legal rights and widespread discrimination against women and the indigenous population: these are among the findings of a new critical report on Mexico released by the ICFTU to coincide with the 20-22 March WTO trade policy review of the country.