MEDIA ALBUM

Workers Kickstart $177 Minimum Wage Campaign Under Watchful Gaze of Military

Published on 17 September 2014
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At approximately 11am, labour unions in and around Phnom Penh launched the $177 minimum wage campaign in front of garment factories as workers were going on their lunch break. In the Canadia Industrial Park alone, over a thousand workers gathered next to factories to demand a humane minimum wage. Military soldiers were stationed along Veng Sreng road and inside Canadia Industrial Park to intimidate workers.

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