Bangladesh. As has been reported, in March 2020 the Dragon Sweater factory in Dhaka, Bangladesh closed down and laid off 6,000 workers, using the CoViD-19 pandemic as a pretext.
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Bangladesh. On August 27th, the protesting Dragon Sweater garment workers held a meeting to decide on the next steps for their ongoing movement for the payment of their wages and benefits. Since the negotiations are not proceeding and the owners are making no concessions, they decided to take to the streets again in future dates, to be decided.
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Statement by the Bangladesh AnarchoSyndicalist Federation – BASF about the current uprising after cops murdered George Floyd in Minneapolis.
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Bangladesh. On April 15, workers of Kaliti Tea Garden, held a symbolic protest with empty cooking pots demanding their due wages of the last twelve weeks. – Collected.
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Employment is the main source of earning income and livelihood for most of the people of Bangladesh. Employment and poverty are closely related with each other. Poverty reduces with the augmentation in employment. Employment creates earning capacity and ensures workers entitlement on goods and services. but at the moment Covid-19 created a unexpected situation in Bangladesh.
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Coronavirus. Bangladesh. The comrades of the syndicalist Bangladesh IWA section, BASF-AIT, are organizing a solidarity fundraising campaign for working women in Bangladesh. The Paris branch of the syndicalist union CNT-AIT has started a crowdfunding campaign to support the initiative.
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The Bangladesh anarchist workers’ movement is less than five years old, born out of the ashes of failed Marxism-Leninism. The author of this article recalls the antecedent period in Bangladesh history where Marxism-Leninism held hegemony. This was a time of deep faith and affection for the thought of Marx, Engels, Lenin, Stalin, Mao Tsetung, and Trotsky. As far as the author understands, none in the movement knew of anarchism as a political ideology and would not know of it until decades later. We revered the hanging portraits of Marxist leaders, we studied their books, and we integrated discussion of their ideas into our daily lives. Our life’s pursuit was to become socialist revolutionaries.
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