Interview with Mansour Osanloo
Iranian trade union leader Mansour Osanloo has been relentlessly persecuted for his efforts to secure an independent trade union and living wages for bus workers. Yet, as he explained in an interview with Transport International shortly before his latest arrest, he does not see himself as anti-government, and believes there are signs of hope for workers’ rights and freedoms in Iran.
http://www.itfglobal.org/transport-international/ti29-osanloo.cfm
Updates
18 November
Reza Dehghan, Union of the Painters (Sandicika Nagash) was arrested. He was summoned by court and then taken to Evin prison.
15 November
Mansour Osanloo was moved from Ward 209 to Ward 7 in Evin prison. On the same day, he was taken briefly to Basir Hospital for his eye checkup.
Gorban Alipour, the Haftapeh Sugar Factory spokesperson was released on $US10,000 bail.
http://www.iranlabourwatch.net
16 November
ITF Dockers' Section Steering Committee resolves to support to the Free Osanloo Campaign.
10 November
General Union of Transport Workers of Palestine sends its message of solidarity to the Tehran Bus Workers Union (texts attached).
I'm wearing the badge!
Trade unionists to the recent meetings, including the ITUC meeting on Middle East and North Africa, ITF Dockers' Section as well as the ILO Governing Body meeting, have worn the Free Osanloo badge to express their solidarity to the Iranian workers' movement.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/itf/sets/72157602429966468/
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