Mass exodus of workers due to the Conscription Law has triggered recruitment of children and a deepening labor rights crisis, warn industry figures and activists.
People sheltering in a monastery in the southern Kachin town were injured by artillery in fierce fighting between KIA rebels and the Myanmar junta and are desperate to get out.
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Mass exodus of workers due to the Conscription Law has triggered recruitment of children and a deepening labor rights crisis, warn industry figures and activists.
People sheltering in a monastery in the southern Kachin town were injured by artillery in fierce fighting between KIA rebels and the Myanmar junta and are desperate to get out.
300 cases have been reported in Karen State's Shwe Kokko opposite Mae Ramat district in Thailand's Tak province.
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