Workplace deaths: Electricity companies ignoring the crisis
In the last two weeks of July 2019, about five incidents happened in electricity companies in which workers…
Closure of factories triggering unemployment crisis in Pakistan.
Each day, the economic crisis in Pakistan is becoming severe, and it is impacting every industrial sector and…
Mining disasters in Baluchistan
In July 2019, 11 miners who were stuck during a disaster in a coal mine located in the…
Sylvia Courtnage: A committed trade unionist and PTUS supporter is no longer with us.
We regret to inform that a die-hard and committed Trade Unionist Sylvia Courtnage is no longer with us.…
Ship recycling industry in Pakistan – State and mafia against workers
Pakistan ranks third in the world for shipbreaking and recycling. It is famous for recycling large vessels particularly…
Jammu and Kashmir : Brutal victimisation against workers for raising genuine demands
Electricity workers of Azad Kashmir region organised a protest against the illegal arrest of President of non-gazetted (contractual)…
Imran Khan selling 200 state owned enterprises – Workers braced for retaliation
In a recent move by the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf government, Prime Minister Imran Khan on the behest of International Monetary Fund plans to sell 200 state-owned enterprises in Pakistan.
Bail Granted to Rawal Asad
Today 6 March 2019 at around 15:00hrs, Multan court heard bail petition filed by lawyers of Rawal Asad.…
Day of action in front of Pakistan’s state missions abroad for Rawal Asad’s release
An international day of action was planned today 4 March 2019 by workers, students and revolutionary activists in different cities around the world. The purpose was to put pressure on Pakistani state to release Rawal Asad and to end sedition charges against him. Rawal is still in jail, and the judiciary is continuously delaying his bail and case hearing.
International protests organised for Rawal Asad’s release
Against state persecution of socialists in Pakistan Protests are organised in different places in solidarity with Rawal Asad…