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- Domestic workers head to HK despite govt ban
- Low turnout for Mandalay judiciary protest
- Aid stalls in Kachin
- MCDC plans cheap apartments for eviction victims
| Domestic workers head to HK despite govt ban Posted: 16 Dec 2014 08:22 PM PST A local employment agency is still sending Myanmar women to Hong Kong as domestic workers despite a government ban, labour activists say. Labour Rights Clinic says it has reported the case to the International Labour Organisation (ILO). |
| Low turnout for Mandalay judiciary protest Posted: 16 Dec 2014 07:55 PM PST Mandalay-based political groups staged a protest against judicial bias last week but failed to attract anywhere near the 100 demonstrators they had expected. |
| Posted: 16 Dec 2014 07:03 PM PST The United Nations says it had been unable to reach thousands of displaced people in rebel-held areas of Myanmar's war-torn northern Kachin state for two months as soaring tensions after recent clashes raise international alarm. |
| MCDC plans cheap apartments for eviction victims Posted: 16 Dec 2014 06:29 PM PST Families evicted by municipal authorities in Mandalay for the visit of Norwegian royals could soon be offered cheap apartments in an apparent effort by Mandalay City Development Committee to make amends for the public relations disaster. |
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