Strikes declared "terrorist acts"29 September, 1999Pakistan's government steps up pressure to ward off opposition.
Two down and one to go30 September, 1999UAW workers overwhelmingly ratify the DaimlerChrysler contract, and union negotiators reach tentative agreement with General Motors and Delphi Automotive Systems.
Union leader murdered10 August, 1999Semsi Denizer, President of the Turkish miners' union Genel Maden-Is, was shot dead last Friday.
Prosecution after<br>Korean soccer match14 August, 1999The soccer team comprised of South Korean workers returned home Saturday to face questioning by the prosecution after playing soccer matches with its North Korean counterpart.
Situation improving in Malta29 August, 1999Members demonstrate by the thousands in a show of support for the General Workers' Union.
Now to conclude<br>a fair contract6 December, 1999A new day has dawned for Avondale shipyard workers, as the company has at long last recognised their union.
"WTO is a nightmare"14 August, 2000The WTO is a "nightmare" for developing countries, says a report presented to the UN's sub-commission on the protection of human right.
"Support Chinese workers"20 August, 2000The IMF cannot isolate itself from developments in China, says its general secretary, Marcello Malentacchi.
Erwin defends policy of South African government23 August, 2000It would be suicidal for the government to change its policy from day to day, the South African trade and industry minister tells the Numsa Congress.
