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Burma’s New Labor Law: Built to Fail or Shifting Toward Democracy?
Burma has long been known as a black hole for human rights. But the new leadership of the military junta hopes to shed its pariah image by loosening its oppressive policies. And as with other authoritarian states “transitioning” toward democracy, the state of labor rights is a harbinger of the real prospects for reform and justice.
មិនមានធនធានសម្រាប់មើលនៅឡើយ
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| Last updated | 3 សីហា 2018 |
| Created | 3 សីហា 2018 |
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| ឈ្មោះ | Burma’s New Labor Law: Built to Fail or Shifting Toward Democracy? |
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Burma has long been known as a black hole for human rights. But the new leadership of the military junta hopes to shed its pariah image by loosening its oppressive policies. And as with other authoritarian states “transitioning” toward democracy, the state of labor rights is a harbinger of the real prospects for reform and justice. |
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